Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-26

1eV' w. e. Overlook of Razorville
was IN TINS section last Saturday.
hehry Rowe of Boston, and his
niece Mrs. Furber Flynt of Augusta
were at {. II. Lovejoys, last week.
Hon. J. T. Woodward has returned
rom Boston where he has been on a
business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ballard of An
susta, were at Ephraim Billiards.. Sun
lay.
MRS Ernest Burns of Augusta, who
IiaS peeh visiting her cousin, Susie
LoNeJoy, returned home, Tuesday.
Josephine Wyman, teacher in the
Stoughton, Mass, schools has returned
10 her nome for the summer vacation.
READFiELD.
The many friends of Mr.. e. II. GiIa
Of Auburn, We're surprised and NAMED
to hear Of his death last Wednesday,
morning. He has been a great suffer
er from Bright's disease for several
Years. The end came quickly. sur
rounded by his family consisting of his
wife. two daughters and a son, he
passed from this life to better world.
triumphant in the faith Of a new life.
Born in Readfield this town continued
to be his home for more than forty
years, from here he moved to Auburn.
where he has been living for a few
years. From a youth he has been en-
ployed by the VI. c. r. K. where by his
faithfulness he has risen step by step
to conductors position. AT the age
OF torty-SeVen, just in the VigOr and
prime of life ne was seized with the
fatal disease which he struggled
against the last, giving up his work
only when compelled to by increasing
weakness. The funeral services were
held in the Universalist church at
Readfieid, Friday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. Tenny Of Auburn, assisted by
Rev. Costello Weston and the Masonic
fraternity Of Readfield. Here his many
friends gathered for final farewell
Ills body was placed in the family LOT.
The profusiOn of flowers showed the
esteem and love his many friends felt
for him. Among the floral decorations
were 2 pillow from Mrs. f. II. Gle, cres-
cent star from Walter G.. CiIe. Mrs
Tessie Gle Tibbetts and Miss Blanche
Y. Gle, crescent ana Tyre from NJ. c. Il.
r., basket of flowers from Mr.. and Mrs.
w. 4. Pitman, Lewiston, basket of
flowers, l.. 5. Bacon, Lewiston, A
pinks from Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Ander-
SON. Lewiston, A. pinks from neighbors
IN Auburn. white roses from Mr.. ana
Mrs. =. w. Durham, Auburn, pinks
from Pine Cone chapter, Eastern Star,
M. ana Mrs. II. q. Packard ana Miss
Packard, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. i. Bumpus,
Auburn pinks from Mr.. A. D. Park,
South Paris, ana rinRs from Mr.. Ed
ward Ware. Waterville.
A pretty home wedding took place at
twelve O'Clock noon on Wednesday, June !
18th. at the residence Of Mr. +. l. |
Browne when Miss Belle Morton
TroWuc Of this town was married to
MI. Robert stanley Dudley of New
York. Tho double ring service WAS
performed by the Key. W. +. Holmes
in the presence Of the family una q
few intimate friends. The bride was
bcComiugiy attired in white muslin
ana carried q bouquet of brides roses.
She was attended by her matron Of
honor Mrs. Hoffman, who was goWned
i'm white over yellow. Her flowers were |
white carnations. Mr.. Mart Williams
ofIiciated as best man. Little Asaphine |
Harvey acted as ring bearer. The |
house was prettily decorated with ferns |
ana daisies, an artistic background be- |
inc formed in the bay window where
the ceremony took place, after which a
wedding breakfast was served when
twenty OF thirty friends We're in
formally entertained. The presents
were numerous ana costly. The happy
couple lift on the afternoon train Tor
New York. their future home.
CHINA.
Stanley TIin school, China, closed
Friday, June 90 after a term Of nine
weeks The whole number enrolled
was Il with average attendance Of ~
Following is q list Of pupils not absent
~ raIf day: Howard burgess, Willie
Hunter. James ALEX, Flossie Taylor
carl Burgess, Kenneth Alley, Gladys