Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-08

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20 ,uccess. Qaue . numbsr Of the
ekiIdfen's pafeats snd lfisnds veee present
= viaxess me cIosiog exercises. me ioi-
lovine i ths namss Of the seAcasrs tnss
vsye not absens any during ths eefm
Maid Heash, nsy Heath. Carrie MOODY
Nahsl CoIburn, Esgsne Haskeus fefs5
Rocker, Rsy Becker, Arthur Moody r
- Moody. Carlton Colburn--Ar. SAL
a lovdcin Centre 10 visiting his daaahtee.
Nh. Csddis 3. Dailey.-fhe keafsh pseeeo
q vefy quietIy in this vicinisy---1ne nv
four- masted scheoref lads psndsnt. Cspoin
sCase. took her hrss cargo from the lnde-
y .nders houses last fSiday.-Aoss OF the
farmers vii commence hsying this week;
And some few began hsying hss week--
M. CyYus Coombs, formerly OF this place
bu, nov located In Boston. arrived ON the
boat Ffidsy to speed the Fourth
vith his relatives and friends
heye. He returned Sunday night =
There vas quite large attendance 6 the
Chi,dren's meeting q. Grange Hal. Wed
rs .day evening, about one hucdfed being
pfe,ent. ARood time WAS enjoyed By all
The following programme was well carried
ont. Music. choir; recits'i,p. Blauche
Bowie; singing. Miss Nellie Lewis; se-
lect reading, Mrs. n C. Jewefi fecita-
ton, Elsie Lspham; recitation. Aooie
Je~sn select reading. Mrs. s. d. Lap
ham; reading Orange Cleaner Mis
Mary Scott; recess; song, Miss Nellie
Lewis and Master Luts Lewis; recitation.
Hattie Bay lss: recitation, Sadie Alice !;
recitation, "Thst Wife Of Mins;' singing,
Miss Nellie Lewis; Music, chou. -Miss
Bessie Noble and Mrs Georgia Noble went
down to Popham beach last Thursdsy.
EAST PIrrsToN.
The Fourth passed very quietly in town.
Exercises appropriate to ChildreL's day
we're held at the M. Z. church Sunday. A
profusion Of flowers vas tastefully arranged.
The pastor, Rev. o. Tyler. preached an
interesting sermon. In the evening tie
children gave q concert to full house -
Mr.. Leonard Moody aud family have
arrived at their summer residence. Their
new house is nearly completed and is being
furnished Mr.. Clarendon Moody oil
BROOKLYN, N Y has arrived. -Miss Memie
Clssk left Saturday to 60 with friends frem
Portland on the exclusion OF the Christian
Eudeavor Society TO Minneapolis.-Mr
Russell and wife of Boston are o. Mr.. Ssm'
uel Moody's for the summer Mr.. Moody
is having bis house pAinted.-Miss Dsiis
Felt came home on q vacation Friday
A. the close Of the village school the
scholars presented to their teacher, MIR. w
T. SeekiDs, = nice Bible.
RIvBRsIDE
MIS-. Clara Mooers and her two childr n
of Washington, ID. c., arrived 10 the place
last Thursday and are with her mother
Mre. Reed.-Mr. George Gardner and his
wife Of Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived in the
place last Saturday and are stopping With
Perley GArdner.--Mrs. Piummer Bakel
went last Monday to South Norridgevock.-
Mrs. Emeline Carpenter of Ws!erville Wa,
in the place Wednesday calling on friends
Mr. james Place and wife of Auburn ara
visiting the family Of E S. Forest, Esq
for q short time. Walter Kirk went &c
rogu. Saturday on visit to his mother
Some OF the farmers in this plsee wouit
have commenced hsying last Monday il the
weather had been more favorable. Grasl
is looking we'll in this yicinity.-The gfea
pleasure there is in celebrating the Fourth
10 very materially Iessened BY the severe
accidents that occur every ard brings sad
ness and woe to so mary famiiies'--Vege
| tstion Of all kinds in this place is looking
splendid and gives the assurance OF ful
crop.
WIssLow.
The dedication Of the soldiers uonu
ment which was to have occurred July 4sh
was on account of the rain, postponed Il
Angus. Is b, next Mrs Sibyl Garland
widow of the late Thomas L. Garland, die'
isst Sunday, aged SO years. She was til,
sister of Col. W. L. and j. II. Drumm0nd
now the only survivors of the once lsrR
DrummoDd family. The funeral viii tax,
place Tuesday.
| South LITCHFIELD.
= Mr.. Charles f. Getchell of Bowdoinhan
and Miss Allie A. Lord Of Litchfield wer
upited in marriage on sunday evening ,h
5 Ii lnss at the home of the brides m0the
in Litchfield. The wedding was private
and the marriage ceremony was performe'
in very pleasing manner by Rev. u. A
Chapman, pastor Of the Baptist church q
South Lilcbfeld. The bride was dresse
in white mohair trimmed with surah silk
and carried bouquet Of white flowers
The groom was neatly dressed il blacl
bfoadcloth. The presents Of silver AM
china ware were beautiful.
WEEKS MILLS
Mr.. Harry Reed and Miss Rose Hyson
were married Wednesday July LIST, by tn
Rev. A. G. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Rec
have many friends here, and it is hop,
they will decide to reside here There va
. very ENJOYABLE dance At Mclaughlin
Hall ON Friday EVENT. &. July 81, with n
attendance Of abcu. forty-six couples
MIS-. George Marsh and daughter Fanni
and Mr. Msrceilus Haskell all from tn
West are visiting their parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. VIM. Hsskell.--Mr. Fred McLsughli
and family OF Providence. R l.. we're call
| ing OH friends SundaY.-Mr. Martin Brow
and son Harry, Of Walthsm were at tn
hotel Monday Mrs Della Week, has sol
her farm to Mr.. Cross Of Hallowell. Mrs
Weeks will reside with her sister. Mrs. Ian
Mclaughlin Mr.. A. Il. Burrill has in
stepping It black colt three years old whicl
he recently purchased Of MI. Elihu Hsnson
DRESDEN.
| A very pleasant wedding took place q
South Dresden Methodist church, July 3
1891, at r. M. The groom was Mr.. Geo
+. Smith of Lynn, Mass, and the bfid
Mis- Jennie A. Hatch Of Lynn. Mass.
daug Iter Of Warren Hatch Esq. Of So. Dfes
den, Maine. The church about the alta
was beautifully decorated with variou
colored flowers. Rev. J. II. Burnett, pas
tor of the NJ. E. cauTc1, was the ofiiciatin
clergyman The brides dress was whit
lonsdown trimmed with chantilly lace an
she carried bouquet Of " hlte roses. TIL,
groomsman WAS Mr.. Frank e. Buker o
Lynn, Mass Mss f 18th E. Hatch o
Providence. r. /, sister Of the bride
acted Is bridesnai The 5ushers wer'
Messrs. Walter and Charles Hatch
brothers Of the bride, and Mr.. ri
met Carleton. all Of South Dresden
As the bridal procession entered the churc
Miss Carrie Bennett, who presided ut tn
organ, rendered the wedding march. 1
large number Of invited friends and rela
tvss witnessed the ceremony aud congra,
ulated the happy couple and wished TO
them long years Of gladness and prosperity
We noticed many beautiful and valuabl
presents Of which the bride was the recip
lent. A reception was given at the parents
home Of the bride for relatives sfte
the ceremony At the church, They LEI
Richmond on the T. M. train for Gfea
Falls. N. H., their future home.
| sasadahoe.
WooLwIcH.
Mr.. Fred Bets Of Boston, Mass. is th
guest OF Miss Annie Webb Mira. Eliz
Thving has reopened her house at Day
Ferry.-Dt. s P. Buck has added q com
| modious ell tn his house hesides m. r; a.