Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-03
STATE NEWS.
PENoBscoT.
EINA.

At the home of Rev. Mr. Jones, Homer
Brown and Florence Harrington Were
united in marriage, Sunday, March 10. IN
70 assembled at their home and pleasant
evening was passed. The bride was hand-
somely attired in a dove colored costume
trimmed with white siiE ana no w racie,ents II
the following PRESENTS: Mr.. and MIS-. A.
NJ Soule and daughter, water set; AIm2n
Brown 81 George S Dfs De Ered Pa Randiett
ora Morton, Arno Shaw, Woodie Wilson;
glass set; MIR. and Mrs. J. r; Dyer, bowl
and fancy dish Mrs his f. N Ma f B"zzel
pickle dish; i. G. Lathers, pickle dish,
Walter Ames, one-half dozen .tumbisrs;
Leslie Cowen, bowl; Mr. and Mrs, Der Rer-
bert ane sma i've plae Mr. and Mrs ozas
Smith. Carmel, glass pitcher; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Buzzell, pair towels; MI. ana e
Mrs John Greene npe a1 rG bed soread NJ
and Mrs. John Smith, Carmel, bed spread;
Mrs E. fl. Otis, quilt; Mrs. Mary Brown,
guilt Mrs A G o Mifc Sarm and par amiv
pair towels; Daniel Harrington, pair tow
els; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Moore table
cloth; Mrs. William Curtis. Carmel three
den, fancy dish and cake plate and two
doilies; E. M. Russell. dolly and two vases;
MI. and Mrs. Samuel Shaw, set of mats
six six yards print; Mr.. and Mrs. Almata
Drawn, five yards print; Mr.. and Mrs 3.
Philbrook, 10 yards print; Mr. and MIS-.
Charles Shaw, platter; John B. Jordan,
bonbon dish; Gusta Locke, cup and sau-
Ger; Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Jordan, fancy
dish Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Lunt, East New
and Mrs. Levi Barden. cake board and
fancy water pitcher; L. F. Otis, meat
knife and fork: Fred Barden, sugar bowl'
Eora boWl rs toothpck
and saucer; Harry Shaw. bowl; Belle
Smith, wedding slippers: Lewis rs S sm;1i5
Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
E. Fl. Smith and daughter: large shade
lamp; Mrs. u. TORY, lamp; Lynne smith
meal dish; E ii. Otis, one-half dozen fan az.
CIV cups and saucers; Mrs Ozias Smith;
one-half dozen glass tumblers: Mr. ana
Carl Locke two vases; Wallace Bowman
nan, two statues of George and Martha
Washington; Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Wilson.
three pans: Mr. and Mrs S. j. Locke, tive
bowls. Mary Locke, cup and saucer; Mr.
md Mrs. George Jones' two fancy Plates,
E. A. Wingate, clothes-horse; Mrs Rose
Curtis, rug; Joe Curtis, little saw-horse'
Elsie Curtis. pin holder.
Simon Peavy is ill at Levi Barden's at
present
Ethel Written was at home from Cas-
tine a few days, has returned TO her school.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Sanborn are visiting
at Walter Whittens, Newport, at present.
NEWPORT.
The village schools commenced, Monday,
with the exception of the kindergarten,
which will begin in two weeks.
The funeral services of Miss Edna DOW
were held in the Methodist church. Sunday
afternoon. Miss Dow died, Friday, after
IN illness of one month of typhoid fever.
She was young lady of beautiful charac-
ter and greatly loved by all who knew
her Her death was great blow TO ner
parents and a shock to the community.
Her age was q years.
The Methodist society is very busy get
ting ready to entertain the annual con-
ference, which will be held here, April 20
Miss Helen Cooper has been visiting
friends in Gardiner t:.: ..s
Mrs. Bertha Stuart returned home from
a visit to Old Town, Saturday evening.