Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-03

house is beautifully situated at th@
head OF Lake Minnchonk and less thin
one-half mile from Flying Pond, wv"
nc bcautiful sheets of water as can be
found in Maine. TIL. hotel itself is 4
6rst-cIasS house in every respect ana
deserves it's share IF patronage from
those who desire to get away from the
rush and roar of the city for a few
weeks during the summer
DR. H. f.. Shaw has returned from 4
few days visit in Boston.
Mrs. Hattie Burbank * a, home after
a visit with relatives in Lewiston.
Mrs. H. T.. Shaw left, Wednesday,
for ohio. where she will visit friends for
Il few weeks.
Gan son & Tracey. proprictorS Of the
two sawmills at Mt. L-crnon. report a
large increase in business this yea.
Both milk; have been jI fun opcratipI
sine" early in TN" spring and some time
viii cIapsc DOW hcfor" I'll the lumber Is
ready for the market.
The Memorial Sermon this year. was
delivered. Sunday m"rninc. by Rev. H.
NJ Pun at the Baptist church.
BELGRADE.
The home Of Mr. AMI Mrs Andrew
Watson vas the scene Of 4 very happy
occasion Wednesday cvcning. May a.
it being The marriage Of their daughter
Miss LII Pcrtha ana William Wiltc.rs
tn" house ana lawn were handsomely
decorated with cvc"gr" n. The c"re-
m"ny was performed Glidcr an arch Of
evergreen on the lawn by Rev Mr.
saunders Of the FRI" Baptist church Of
Oakland. in the preSonc" Of $50 rela-
tiv1s and friends. TIE lawn was
lighted with .JapaneS lanterns AMI
seats were arranged for the comfort Of
the visitors. The We i.IinS march Vas
played by Mrs. Mabel blackwell. After
the ceremony REFRESHMENTS were serv ID
consisting of ice ere Am and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wil:crrs were the
recipients of many very beautiful AMI
costly presents. At Il late hour a large
number Of young people crossed the
road to Mr.. WiIteer's beautiful home
where they proceeded I" have house
warming AMI also enjoy . social dance.
The young couple Wera soon miss II
however and a search tailed to reveal
them. 1t was soon learned that they
had left on q short wedding trip. Mr..
ard Mrs. Wilteers will shortly he at
home to their friends who join in wish
ing them happiness and prosperity in
their new life.
WlNDSORVILLE.
Mrs. G. l. York and Miss Fannie
Douglas visited Mrs Joseph French,
saturday.
EdGar Frcr oh has gone to Gardiner
and Augusta. to visit friends and rela-
tiV"s.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hewctt Of Au-
gusta. are visiting Mrs Hewett's par
ents, Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Brown
DR.. Crooker was called from Angus
ia. Sunday. t. attend Mrs. Joe French.
who's condition is reported TO be about
the same.
Wall Brown and two friends. Messrs
Clapp aud Wells. who have been
guests at Simon Frenchs. for a few
days, hay" returned to their home i'll
Salem Mass.
Mrs Robert Grady Of Augusta. vis-
tied her mother, Mrs. Renj. F'rencl,
Sunday.
CHELSEA.
A very ahle and Interesting Memorial
sermon was preached AT the chapel
SUNDAY. by the pastor Rev. G. y
Lowell from the text found in Deut
10. a good "nngregati II was present
tn enjoy the service.
Mrs Minnie Siblry and grandson
Carl Lord Of AuguSt1. w,rc guests of
relatives in town sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Norrcll spent
and SUNDAY with their daugh-
ter at Weeks Mills.
Mrs. MaheIle Collins Knowles who
has been visiting her mother Mrs. Viola
blanchard started IN her way to West
Point. n. Y. to join her husband who
has an excellent situation there.
Finest Morang who has been in
Massachusetts. all winter is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Morang.
were callers in town Sunday.
Mrs. l.. a. Mckay spent Sunday at
her home i'll town.
Mr.. and Mrs Albion Patterson ana
children Mr.. and Mrs. Holman Patter-
son Of Augusta and Miss Giant of Ban
cor were guests at Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ.
IlruHcnWay'S sunday
The old adage that "misfprtunes
never come sinEly'' seems to be proven
IN the case Of the burning of c. A.
Jones little store which he had stocked
up after the burning of his large store
and stable. The two fires occurring
within four weeks Of each other. The