The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-09-14
Recent Marriages.

Miss Eleanor Hardy Stone of Bangor
was married, Aug. 30.h, to Angler Louis
Goodwin OF North Fairfield at the home
Of the brides mother, Mrs. Mary Herrick
Stone. The rooms were prettily decor
ated for the occasion, which only rela-
tves Of the bride and groom attended.
The service was performed by Rev. Sum.
ner Bangs Of Charleston, former pastor
Of the bride. The Lohengrn wedding
march WAS played by Mrs. Walter A.
Danforth, an aunt of the bride. The
bride waa attired in white crepe de chine
made up over white silk, and carried q
shower bouquet of white sweet peas,
She was attended by her sister, Miss Msr-
ion Stone as maid of honor. Four RIBBON
girls also attended the bride, Miss Nora
Goodwin OF North Fairfield, a sister OF
the groom, Miss Male Eden, Miss Helen
Danforth and Miss Alice Eden, all q
Bangor; Carl H. Goodwin OF North Fair
zelda brother of the groom, was best
man. The bride is graduate Of HiR-
gins Classical Institute, and was a mem
Der of the class of '05 at Colby and S
member of the Sigma Kappa Society.
She has been successful teacher. The
groom graduated from Colby, OF studied
law in Skowhegan and later IN the Hsl-
ward Law school. He was recently sd-
mtted to the bar, and has begun the
pract ce of his profession in Fairfield.
At the conc,u,i)n of The ceremony q
wedding lunchwas served. Shortly after
the ceremony the bridal couple left for a
short wedding trip after which they will
return to FaiIfs'd, where they will re-
side in the future.
September 6, was the date, and the
comfortable and we'll furnished home OF
MIR. and Mrs. Walter f. Morrill, Of Corn
vile, was the place, their daughter,
Miss Ethel L. Morrill, was the bride and
Clarence B. Hight, a prominent young
lawyer of Dexter, was the groom. They
were surrounded by a large number Of
their relatives and friends, among them
were three grandparents, who entered
heartily into the joys and pleasures Of
the occasion. They were, Mr. 10 eph
Hight of Athens. grandfather II th'
groom. and Mrs. Sarah Z. Moody aud
Mrs. Mary +. Morrill,, GRANDMOTHER o'
the bride. The bridal couple was s'teud-
ed by Master Donald Hight Of Athens
and Miss Nina Perkins of Corlv.Ie. A.
the noon hour Miss Dora c. Traff0u or
Skowhegan began the wedding march
The ceremony, which included the tluL
service, was conducted by Rev. eearl
Merriam Of the Bethany Baptist Church
OF Skowhegan. Congratulations aad r,-
freshments followed. Mrs. Hight IS wr.
snd fsyorably known in the soeial e.-y.e-
of Skowhegan. She has laugh, II lh.
schools for series of terms. Shf
graduate of the High School and Also ot
the Pennington Normal In ta,h 0t
these institutions she took very hI2l
rank as a student. As teacher, sht ha-
shown marked ability and has hsd cX-
cellent success. The hear,iest Wi>te-
of her many friends Of Gornyile aud
Skowhegau will follow her 10 her pew
home in Dexter. Mr.. Hight Is young
man thoroughly educated aud well pre-
pared for the legal profession. He isa
graduate OF the Bangor Law sehon He
has already entered upon very pgamis.
ing prectice 10 the town OF Dexter. Mr.
and Mrs. Hight were generously remcm-
bered by their many friends with many
useful presents. After a carriage drive
along the upper Keunebee they Wl.. go
20 their home In Dexter.