Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-29

day afternoon.
Plans are being made for public
Christmas tree to be held in the Bap-
tist church.
Mrs. Melvin Palmer and son, Earle.
We're in Skowhegan, Saturday.
True Blu" Company, Order the
American Boy. held an interesting and
much enjoyed meeting in the school
house, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Blackwell
were in Canaan. Saturday evening. to
see Mrs. Blackwelis brother, Harry
Penney. who is in very poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p Kicker of North
Fairfield. also George II. Tibbetts,
visited at Percy A. Ricker's, Sunday.
MERCER.
Schools in town began Monday with
the following teachers: Village, Carl
W. Morse, Mercer; East Mercer, Mrs.
Wesley Tyler; Kimball Mr. Smith
from Bates College; Hampshire Hill,
clyde Day, Mercer; Wells district, Miss
Noble from Bates College.
David l.. Tracey and Miss Elva NJ.
Brown were married at the brides
home, East Mercer, on the evening of
Nov. 23, by Rev. J. r. Remick. Only
the immediate relatives We're present.
The ring service was used. The bride
was attired in a dark brown suit,
trimmed with lace. and Wore a hat to
match trimmed with heavy white
plume. the bride is one of MERGERS
attractive young ladies and has been
most successful as a teacher. Mr..
Tracey is one of our most popular
young men. Their many friends wish
them Il happy life.
Fred 7. Hatch, only son of f. T.
Hatch. and Miss Eva Wade. daughter
of William and Rose Wade, We're mar
ried in New Sharon by Rev. Mr.. Mer-
rit. Nov. %. The bride looked very
pretty attired in blue cashmere with
trimmings OF white lace. Mr. Hatch
has taken his wife to live on the old
home place. May much joy be theirs
is the wish of friends.
Following is the list of subscribers
on the Farmers Cooperative Tele-
phone line in Mercer: Henry Harris, F.
T. Hatch. G.. s. Morse f. +. Willard
G. X. Allen, Pearl Otis. G. II. Pressey.
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hrother O. D. Eames. who is very ill.,
Mrs Elmer r, 'rowne and son. Don
a,a mass. "a Thanksciving with her
,,oran+s Hon and Mrs Hiram Moore
Madison
1vo,,h having
,oa,' ,.isitins th.i, narents for the past
week rel ,rned Monday TO their home
in Portland.
Mrs. Sarah Mantor. Mrs. Martha
Mullen and Mr.. Walon Mantor. passed
THANKSGIVING with relatives IN SHOW
hegan
MOOSE HiVen'
Percy Colby and friend. MI. Law
renee from Kent Hlii' spent li''''N
giving Win MI. an" VI
CODY.
There was Thanksgiving pan az
the Newton House thursday eNe'l'''=
Music furnished by MIL
The grammar school CLOSED last
Wednesday. after twelve weeks
term taught by ). ii. Ifaie!' ~
w. ek'S vacation
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There was minstrei sh"" Ill JAN
man hall Saturday night.
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1o,,a- Freeman of Wisconsin. |
''"'e' f,,- a,,.s with his
who recently spent " lew ud! '''' ~
cousin. Joseph Nye. left. Friday. ac- |
commented nv his sister. Mrs Lizzie F. |
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