Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-04

who were informally introduced, and
!, offered heartiest congratulations to thu
happy couple. Music, both instrument.
al and vocal, also selections by Mis-.
Florence Cobb. the talented youths
reader Of Gardiner. and delicious re
freshments and seeiabhify tnadl- ths
evening pass all too quickl The new.
ly welded couple werexAe recipients
OF large number of 6AQutiful and use.
full gifts from relatives and friends
silver. cut glass. beAlttfNI china, table
linen, ETC., being conspicuous. Mr.
Green is one Of our rising young mer
and very popular among his associates
He is at present employed as civil
engineer for Hollingsworth & Whit
ney In their building on Bone Island
Gardiner. and with his bride will reside
in that city for the present. ss@ 9.
Mrs. w. c., Mclaughlin and Miss
Selma returned. last Saturday, from a
two weeks visit to Boston and New
York. sttt n7 l-f1t
Harry Briggs of Gardiner, spent
Sunday the guest of Miss Tina Dorr.
Miss Tilla Lawrence arrived home
last week. from Kent's Hill Seminary
to spend her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Lawrence.
George and Walter Morgan Of RAM
dolph. spent Sunday with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan.
Otis Katon has been visiting friends
i'm South Gardiner, the past week.
NORTH WAYNE.
Will c. Tibbetts after spending
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Tibbetts, returned to
his work in Brockton. Mass, Saturday.
Williston Jennings is improving and
is able to sit up part OF the time.
Miss Carrie Mureh returned to her
work with Mrs. Sarah Tibbetts, Sum-
day, after a two weeks visit with her
parents in Winthrop. s' la s7st 81 Is
Thanksgiving day passed very quiet
~ here. The one feature of the day
was the shooting match where both
large and small fowl were won by the
marksmen. ga 80 u' 80 -
A special dance was held in the
schoolhouse hall. Wednesday evening.
Music was furnished by the Winthrop
orchestra. Hi"tf'-t =
Services were held in the vestry,
Sunday evening, by Mr.. Glover of
Kents Hill. #F -.'f ." s ~
/ 80 .- .a- RIVERSIDE. 9- t'f
Sam Thurber, Jr., of Boston, and
Miss Annie Connick of Augusta, were
at '.Broadacres," last week.
Harry Gardner of Boston, and Miss
Della Gardner of Augusta, ate their
Thanksgiving dinner here with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Gardner
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sylvester and
children. and Mrs. Amelia Ellis and
daughter, all of Augusta, were at A.
p. Smiley's, Thanksgiving day. -' ~
H. r. Sturgis and Miss Emma
Springer We're the guests, Thanksgiv-
ing day. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Randall,
Augusta. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wentworth ate
their Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs.
Isabel Kavanaugh at North Vassal-
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Bailey went t.
Farmingdale. Thanksgiving day, the
guests Of Mrs. George Durham.
Miss Helen Trott has gone to Boston
for the winter. the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. F. A. Spencer. = -a.'t
At a whist party, last Wednesday
evening. the winners of the prizes were
Llewellyn Wentworth and Mrs. J. W.
Dunlap. while the BOBBY prizes fell to
A. s.. Trott and Mrs. w. p. Bailey.
Miss Susie Dolloff, who has been
keeping house for T. j. Ballard. has
gone to her daughters in Rome for the
present. Mrs. Dolloff has been here
about a year and has made many
friends. who regret her departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Bragg of North
vassalboro were at ]. w. Dunlap's,
Sunday. .l.. .r .u-.t-
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Snow Of North
vassalboro, were at G. w. Smiley's,
Sunday. s,t 81 ...t -'f "l-
- READFiELD. -s..t.r.
Ernest Masterman Of this village.
was the fortunate hunter, last week.
for. on Thursday, he shot a buck deer,
Saturday, q doe within 8 1-2 miles OF
this village. He also saw two more
soon after he shot the last one, but
having done all the law allowed in this
direction. he had to let them live.
Some Of Readfield's sons and daugh-
| tiers who were permitted to partake
Of the Thanksgiving turkey, goose and
other of mothers home goodies, last
week. were Geo. o. Flagg, from Bos-
ton. Willis H. Wright. from Old Town
and his brother Charlie. from Lancas-
ter. Mass: son and daughter of A.
w. Crockett. Dell French, wife and
son were also welcomed to the home
nests in this village on that day
There were also many other reunions
of families here.
| d. Laid and Joseph Cowan are al
work for James Harvey in Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Carson were with
Mr.. Carson's parents in Mt. Vernon
Thanksgiving day.
Miss Nellie D. Fogg and w. A
Wright, both Of Readfield, were united
in marriage at the home Of the bride
Wednesday evening Of last week. II
1.-THE presence of, members Of the two
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