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

WINDSOR.
A pretty wedding occurred at the
Baptist parsonage at North Windsor,
Thursday at 10 O'Clock, when Miss
Daisy NJ. Doe and Everett f.. Trask
were united in marriage by the pastor.
Rev. Frank Jones. The bride WAS at
tended by Miss Louise Nj. Trask, SIS
ter of the groom, and Harry Malcolm
acted as best man. The bride was be
comingly gowned in white muslin ana
Wore Il picture hat of white lace. Al
ter the ceremony the wedding party
returned To the nom" of the groom $
parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Franklin TrhSk,
where !: wedding breakfast WIS served
only the immediate family being pres
cnt. The bride was the recipient OF
many pretty and useful gifts. Mr.. ana
Mrs Trask left on the afternoon boa,
for Boston on 4 two weeks wedding
trip. after which they will return ana
reside in Windsor. Both young peopi"
are well known here and have large
circle of friends H. 10 and in Augusta
who wish them Il long and happy we'd
ded life
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Rev. +. s. Cudworth Of Livermore
called on friends here. this week.
Miss NJ. +. McGuinn";':l Of Lawrence.
Mass. is passing a Gov weeks at inc
home Of her cousin. J. e. McGuinn"s'.
Miss Flora Newman Of WaterNill@,
was the guest over M-,nori;,! day of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Newman
Miss Julia May Williamson is passing
a few days with friend; in Augusta and
will later visit friends in I.e vision.
Grace the infant daughter of Mr.. AMI
MTS. Owen Taylor. who has been I'M
der a physicians care. is improving.
s. p. jackson has been having his
surplus hay pressed. SO that he can
market ii more easily.
J. +. Mitchell of Skowhcgan. is visit
ing his brother. Everett Mitchell.
WEST SIDNEY.
Rev. George III. Hamlen will preach
At the West Sidney BAPTIST church.
next Sunday afternoon June 4, at 80
All are invited.
MT. VERNON.
At the last regular meeting of Vernon
Valley chapter. o. f.. s.. five Canhi-
dates were initiated into the order. Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Davis Samuel Davis.
Mrs. Caroline G.. WolhS and Mrs.
Charlotte a. Leighton. wife of Hon.
Moses r. Leighton. Tn" occasion was
I ather remarka BILE in that Mrs. Leigh
ton Mrs. Woods. Samuel Davis and
Chas. Davis are brothers and sisters
all four being the Children Of Capt. :.
e. Davis. and We're all h"rl, i'll Mt. Yer
non at the Oil Davis home stead which
is row the home of Hon. Moses i.
Leighton. The two broth RS have for
many years been id"n'itlpd with the
Masonic order and l:a'-r been active
working members IF vernon Valley
Lodge No. % for tn" past forty years.
The meeting Of the Chapter was well
attended and the occasion, was thoI-
oughly enjoyed by al members pres
ont. Mr.. and Mrs. r. W Dodge and NJ.
and Mrs. Sanborn from Augusta Were
present as visitors After the work Il
banquet was served in tho hall below.
Mrs. J. W. North. VINO is spending he
summer at the North Cottage on .h.'
shore of Lake Minnehonk. has gone To
Augusta for a few Jays.
Mrs ii. A. Mooers has Ieen spendin +,
d few days with Mrs. ]. S. Tyler of Au-
gusta.
The Mt. Vernon Bt,s. Band gave i
concert. Sunday afternoon on the lawn
in front Of the residence Of g. Y. Tyler
in the presenc" of 4 larSr audience.
Prof Dan Tcagur, one Of Maine S
well-knoWn musicians. formerly con
nected with musical organizations in
Lewiston and Auburn. and who now
resides in the nci%hbC. :nC town of
Vienna. is one Of the recent acquisitions
to the hand. AT the last concert given
by the band Uncle Dan" officiated on
The solo cornct in 4 manner that shovel
that he is still in his Old time form and
:till a master of the ins; rumcnt.
Miss Ella +. Lawton Of New York. is
passing the summer at the home of r.
W. leighton.
f. II. LanEston and Or l.. l.. Mann
of Augusta. have been visitors at the
Mount Vernon. during TIE past week.
A. a. Fairbanks. proprietor of the
Mount Vernon. has been in receipt %
several communications from proSpec-
tive guests Mr.. Fairbanks now has
his hotel ready To II Give summer
visitors and prosperous season is
promised. 1t seems worth while to call
The attention of people who are looking
forward to spending their summer
vacation AT some Of our inland resorts
that there is no olars in the State
- hich has more beautiful location or
possesses more advantages as a Mao
for recreation or rest tnan is offered al
Mount Vernon village am no place can
boast Of better hotel ace, mmodations
than can b" furnished 10y the Mount
Vernon which is open this season for
the first time to summer visitors. The