The Portland daily press., 1892-10-28
Edwards-Akden.
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RocKLAND, October PA brilliant
society event in Camden tonight was the
marriage in ST. Thomas church of Miss
Mary Louise Alden of that town, and
William Pierpont Edwards of Boston.
The ceremony, which was in the Episco-
pal form, was conducted by the rector,
Rev. Henry Jones. Miss Priscilla Alden,
sister of the bride, was maid of honor
and Charles II. Carter of Boston, best
man. Roland M. Baker, Zenas Dunn,
Jr., U. Stearns of Boston and S.
Thayer Kimball of Cambridge were ush-
ers. The Episcopal boy choir cf this
city sang the wedding chorus from Lo-
hengrin. The wedding was followed by
reception. Robinson of Portland, was
the caterer.
The bride is daughter of William G..
Alden, one of Camden's leading citizens,
while the groom Is well known in this
section. They will live in Brookline,
Mass.
Sons of Temperance at Oxford,
OXFORD, October27. .-The annual ses-
sion of the Grand Division Sons Of Tenn
perance of Maine, was held at Oxford,
October 26th. Tie grand scribes report
reporting, 20; admitted, Y; reinstated, 1;
Withdrawn, g.; whole number Of mem
bers in state, 1872 Rachob, No. 4, of
Cumberland Mills, still leads the ranks
with 2O4 members. Oxford, No. %,
comes next and reports this quarter 145
Ticonic, No. 13, of Waterville reports
this quarter 1873. Knightville, No. AZ.
reports 101. Five divisions report over
10 members. In gain of members since
April 1st, Oxford, 27 members, stands at
the head; Knightville comes second with
% members.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows:.
G.. w. P.-W. L. Hunt, Cumberland Mills.
G. W. A.-George Hazen, Oxford.
G. s-Mrs " Annie anamaiG L. Hayes, 1swIsfen GheIsea
G. Con.-W. S. Crowley Cumberland Mills.
G. Sen.-Mr. Dolly, Windham.
Itwas voted to hold the semi-annual
session at Lewiston the fourth Wednes-
day in April, 1893, and the annual session
at Cumberland Mills the fourth Wednes-
day in October, 1898.
Co1by's Democrats.
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WATERvILLE, October 27.--The Dem
ocrats of Colby met this evening for the
purpose of organizing a Democratic
Club. John S. Lynch, '94, was chosen
chairman pro tenn and G. E. Tupper sec
retary. A committee was appointed to
draft a constitution, consisting of d. Z.
Bowman, Latlip, Lynch, Hopkins and
Hanson.
Old Orchard Camp Ground Leased.
B1DDEFoRD, October 27.-The New
England Seaside Advent Camp Meeting
Association has taken lease Of the Old
Orchard camp ground for term of five
wears, with the privilege of renewal at
the expiration of that time.
Chambers at Clinton.
WATERvILLE, October 27.-Dr. Bailey
went to Clinton Wednesday afternoon
and found another case of CHAMBERS at
| the stables of Alton Richardson. The
horse was one of pair of big gray geld
| ings and was brought from Boston by
| MT. Richardson and sold, and recently
repurchased by him. Mr.. Richardson is
afraid another horse has taken the dis
| ease.
Robbery at South Paris.
SOUTH PARIS, October 27.-John
Pierce's iewelry tore was entered Tues.
day night and small amount of not very
| valuable iewelry was taken. The best
iewelry was in the safe.
Fell Dead at His Work
VAUDEVILLE, October 27.-John Britt
a truckman, aged about go years, dropped
dead of heart disease while about his
work Yesterday afternoon.