Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-05
SIDNEY.

g At the residence of ]. II. Swift. Pond
road. Sidney. Sunday, May ., occurred
very pretty wedding, the contracts
nag parties being Eben W. Biafsdetl
and Miss Idelia A. Harding. Mrs. 9. IS.
Hastings acted as bridesmaid ana u. 4.
Hastings as best man. The bride was
pfettily attired in blue costume ana
also wore a white hat trimmed with
;, pink roses. The wedding march was
tplayed by Sadie Cowen. The cerimony
was performed by Joseph H. Field,
ESD, Justice of the peace. Following
the ceremony cake and ice cream
were served. after which there were Vo-
cal and instrumental music by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Cowen, and recftations oy
Joseph III. Field and G. X. Hastings.
| The entertainment given IN Grange
hall, May night, was success. Inc
receipts OF the evening netted over $5o.
| Dr. and Mrs. H. l., Johnson were call
ed to Fairfield, Monday, by the illness
of Mrs. Johnson's uncle, Danlel Hall,
who passed away, Thursday.
Geo. Robbins and his crew of men
! have the M. p. Springer barn well un-
! der way. 1t is 30x40 feet.
! Miss Mary A. Brown, who has been in
the. Augusta City hospital for treat
ment, during the past month. returned
home, Saturday.
Miss Anne Taught of Foxboro. Mass.
is visiting her brother, Albert Faught,
on the Middle road.
| The many friends of Samuel Long
ley regret to learn of his critical i'll
ness.
|, Cecil Clark of Colby, was at home
over Sunday.
| George COrron has purchased a new
| house ana 1t is handsome as picture
S. A., Clark sold valuable colt, last
| week. A,..l....57 ......-
| Mary Taught has returned to her
| work in Augusta. a..
Eda and Willie Burgess of Waterville,
visited their sister, Mrs. James A. Field,
last week. .'t.' =
|, Eben Biaisdell and Miss Della Har-
den were united in marriage, last Sun
day.
l. The G.. A. r. and W. B. c., have pur-
chased a monument for the homeless
soldiers and have the foundation laid
In their lot in the North Sidney ceme-
terry. 1t will be dedicated. Memorial
day, with appropriate ceremonies.
LAKEsHoRE.
AT the residence of J.. H. Swift on Sun.
day. May g. the marriage of EDen BlalSdell
| and Miss Adelia Harding. both Of sidney,
was solemnized by Joseph ii. Fleids ~
guests. After the ceremony ice cream and
cake were. served. 49,. e.
| 4. Charles L.. Ellis of Somerville. Mass
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Laforest Ellis, returning home, Mon
day .-y-~5 - n>Ty s., ,..-
Miss Ann Taught of Foxboro. Mass, is
visiting her brother, Albert Taught. at
Center Sidney
}. Mrs. Belle Swift spent a few, days last
week with her aunt Mrs Frank Page in
Belgrade, who is very lily
Hodson Nelson of Waterville. and 10
seph :Gereoux were at d. l.. Sawtelle's
Wednesday, 49, 81" - -,.'.-'- 80
Lincoln, Cannon. superintendent Of
Juvenile Temple. attended the council
meeting of the district lodge Of Good Tenn
plars. Tuesday evening, April Is, at Wa
lenyille. b.. s-.s.. :.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D.. A. Kerr and family of
Oakland, were at l.. A. Sawtelle's. Sum
day.
Samuel Longley, who was stricken with
paralysis, last week; is somewhat I'M
proved. He received many of his brother
MaSons, Sunday, who kindly called and
offered assistance and sympathy.
G.. W.: Manter has sold his 12-acre lot
to Hon. Cyrus Davis, present mayor of
Waterville.
The friends of Eugene Cowan gave him
a pleasant surprise party, Saturday even
ing, May 9, it being his 18th birthday an
niyersary. Music parlor games and q fine
collation. were enjoyed by all
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. w. Lonsley attended
the council meeting of Good Templars ill
Waterville, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Fairfield. spent
Sunday with their daughter. Mrs. DR..
Fish.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ttlison enjoyed
a reunion of all their children but one
daughter, Miss Rhoda of Augusta, Sum-
day -.
the guest of Mrs. NJ. w. Cowan, Saturday
NORTH WAYNE.
Mrs. Caroline Davis, who was stricken
with paralysis a few weeks ago, is grad
ually failing.
A game of baseball was played on the
ball ground at this place. Saturday, be-
teams. The East Livermores won. "A to g.
Miss Jennie Norcross of Oakland. visit
ed her mother. Mrs. Fl. Norcross, and
grandmother, Mrs. G. Davis.
| A social dance was held in the hall. Fri
day evening. Music was furnished by
leagues orchestra. Ice cream and cake
were served by Mrs. Ella Conner.
case in No. Jay Monday. and will visit
her sister. Mrs. r. l.. Stevens, few days
before leaving for her home in Gardiner
LINCOLN.