Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-19
STATE NEWS.
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| WEST GARDINER.
A very pleasant home wedding and re-.
ception occurred. last Thursday evening.
| at the residence Of Mrs. Alice Towle IN
| son Towie of this town. and Mr.. Roscoe
Benson Parsons of East Wilton, Me-
were Joined in the holy bond of wedlock
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
MIR. Barber of Gardiner, in the presence
OF the immediate members of the family.
The bride. who Is one Of West GARDENERS
most popular and brightest young ladies'.
was particularly pretty in very hand
some brown corded silk costume with al
beautiful bouquet of flowers at corsage,
The groom is native of East Wilton
been a high school teacher in this town.
At eight o'clock. in response to the in,
vitations which had been sent out. the
friends and acquaintances to the number
OF about l50 gathered to congratulate the
happy couple in their new found happi-
ness. They were the recipients of many
beautiful and substantial presents, which
loving reminders Of their many friends
left behind. About 10 o'clock the COLA
ton was served. The bride and groom
left LEFT, Friday for Bath. Me-, where they
which they will return to their new and
pleasantly arranged home in East Wilton.
The following Is list of the wedding
and Mrs. B. F. Peacock. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
+. Peacock. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Fuller,
4; Mr. and Mrs; W: G; Spear; Mr. and Mrs.
Il. Jackson: Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Snow. Mr..
II. A. Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii. French.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pinkham. Misses
Lena and Laura Fuller. Miss Annie Ed
ladle. C. ]. Higgins; table cover. John
Willis: silver soup ladle. Geo. E. Lam
caster and family: linen table cloth and
one dozen napkins Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Woodbury.: water pitcher. Harry French:
pair towels. James Littlefield; tray cloth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Edwards; pair towels.
Mrs. r. n. French; table cover. Miss
Master Harold Merrill; sugar bowl and
creamer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Merrill: but
ter dish. Mr.. and Mrs. William Batchel-
Plummer and Mrs Geo W. Creasie: sil-
Yer pickle jar. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fuller,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Horn and Mrs. s.,
French: pair vases and fancy plate Mt:
solid silver fruit. knives, Mr. and Mrs. J.
w. Carver and daughter. Miss Jennie
Carver; doilies. Miss. Bertha Nickerson;
Peacock: silver sugar shovel and butter
knife. Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Preble: cup
and saucer and cake plate, MIS-. II. 3.
spoons. Mr.. Fred Towle; silver butter
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II: Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Curtis and Miss Maud Davis:
Willis; rose bowl. Mrs. Belle Pope: water
set. Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Horn: lemonade
set. J. W. Curtis and family: one-half
dozen silver forks, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Vent
Pinkham, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pinkham
and Miss Florence Spear: handsome sill
Yer and glass fruit dish. Mr.. Frank
sampson: dinner set. Miss Ella Towie:
collar and cuff box. Walter d. Bean:
very nice lamp DR.. A. G. Titcomb; large
G. Ciough and daughter. Helen; chamber
set Mrs. Alice Towle: a large and hand
somely decorated wedding cake and book.
Dr. and Mrs Merrill oil painting pain Ms Miss
Hopkins: a large plush easy chair. c. J.
McCausland. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Towle. 4
Mr.. and Miss By Haskell. Mr.: and Mrs.
Collins. Mr.. and Mrs: Frank Fuller and
daughter. Blanche. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Spear. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w: De Fratus.
M and Mrs; James s Small a.n Mr.; and MIS- MIS-.
and Mrs B. P. Robinson. Mr.: and Mrs.
j seayey Mr. and and Mr. Mr Era TIsd
Mr.. and Mrs. j. McCausland; an up
holstered oak rocker. Mr.: and Mrs; N. j
Benner. Mr.. and Mrs: j. p. Babb. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. Curtis. Miss Edna Batcne!dersf
Mr.. l.. D. Allen. N. w. Benner. & i
WINTHROP. 100 gs y
Ed Libby has just returned from q
business trip to New York.-Union re-
yival meetings are being held. this
week. on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. Tuesday and
Thursday at the Congregationalist ves-
try and Wednesday at the Methodist
church. The nearest estimate which
can be made as to the total number or
converts made in the late meetings
under Gale. is 20. Last Thursday eve-s
ming. Gales farewell night in Win"
throp, brought over 500 people to the
Methodist church. 1t was wonder
full meeting. The evangelist went from
here to st. John. N. B.-Yet another
assignment in the place is looked Tor
shortly.-Apples are being shipped In
large quantities.