Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-10-26
STATE MEMS.
IL ennebec.

RIVERSIDE.
A very pretty wedding occurred here last
Tuesday, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. X. Merrill, the contracting parties being
heir daughter. Carrie ", and Albert S.
Bigelow of Skowhegan. The ceremony
vas very happily performed by Rev. Lyman
Merrill of Unity, at o'clock A. NJ. The
bride looked lovely in light blue change
lble silk, trimmed with guipure lace and
cream satin ribbon. A few invited guests
.itne ssed the nupials, after which all re-
paired to the dining-room, where sumptu-
Gus eiding feast was partaken of. After
the rtp.,t the bride changed her wedding
attire for travelling suit of fawn
colored broad-cioih and the happy couple
left, amid a shower of rice and old
.hoes, for Boston for a short wedding tour.
On their return they will go to h)usekeep-
ing in q beautiful home all nicely fitted and
furnished which Mr.. Blgelow owns here.
rhe bride is one of our most accomplished
aud popular young ladies and We feel
greatly pleased that we are not to lose her
,ociety while we are equally fortunate in
being able to welcome back the bridegroom,
who formerly resided here and who Is well
and favorably known by all. They will be
Il home ard hold reception at their resi-
Ience on Wednesday evening, Oct. 81.
CHINA.
The Lakeside cottsge of Mr. J. II. Estes
vas destroyed by fire last Saturday morn
ing. No insurance. Cause incendisrlsm,
probably. john, the Is years old son OF
Oren Norton, i, very i'll with diphtherla
DR.. Nes IN attends HIM.
CENTER SIDNEY.
The church at Bacon's Corner was well
Glei Sunday evening. Oct. Fl, to listen to
j, harvest service, consisting of scripture
reading, Rotations and singing by the
Bscon's Corner Uni IN Sun lay school. In
heir ST yersl p iIts the scholars did ninety.
The arrange meDt of vegetables, fruit, now
ers autumn leaves and evergreen well eS-
messed the season for which many thanks
are due our Great Provider.
RIVERSIDE.
Another old resilient of this place and
one of its most respected citizens, Capt.
| Joseph S. Arpy, died Tuesdsy evening at
The age of 81 lie had been i'll falhng
| neal,h for several years, yet had Kept
about until few weeks ago lie hau Ioi-
lowed the sea from early years until OLD
aye began creeping on, when he retifea 10
his farm here, when ne hau oNhSu i"i
msny vssrs, aud that has been his employ
mant since. A daughter and grandson,
.;,h whom he lived, and another daughter
resi- ling in Pennsylvania, survive HIM
Piscataquis.
FoXCRoFT.
There was fair sized audience at the
Oper, house Tuesday evening to haar bn
Perkins. He kept the audience int rested
for two hours.-He bert Woodbury. Is
worse. He was ALE to ride out last week,
hut has taken his bed sgain and It is feared
he cannot recover-Geo. E. Mitchell. OF
the advertising department OF the youths
Companion. is visiting his brother. n w
Mitchell.-Mr. and Mrs. IL. H. Dfns-
more returned Tuesday from their
wedding trip to 3 sion. They VIII
reside on Pleasant street, dover
| 4 team composed of the youngfr Students
Of Foxcroft Academy and the Dover High
school eleven played game of foos Dali AT
G,n,d's field, Dover, Saturday last The
+ AZ were victorious by score OF to ..
The piscstsquis Baptist Association will
hold their conference At So. Dover, Satuf-
dsv and SUNDAY Oct p and 2s