Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-04
STATE NEWS,
KENNEBEC.
EAST PITTSTON.


who have been spending the holidays
at their homes in this village return
| this week to Gorham.
| Miss Nina Jonessof Sheepscot is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. w. S.
| Clcaves
| Mrs. Arthur PARROT and son of Au-
gusta. have been stopping here for the
past week.
| +. A. Cary returned to Boston. Mon
day after a short visit at his home.
Miss Clara Reid left, for Houlton.
Saturday after passing the holidays
with her sister Mrs. ]. L. Odiorne
| Leonard Moody of Brooklyn. has been
spending a few days 1t his home in this
place.
Miss Alice Perham of Boston is visit
ing her parents for a short time.
| George Murphy of Augusta has beer
stopping at his home in this place for
few days.
Miss Edna Dow OF Gardiner, spent
Sunday with her parents in this place.
| An oyster supper was given at the
| church dining-rOOm, Saturday night, by
the young men of the place. which was
very well attended considering the I'M
favorable weather. .
| CHELSEA.
| On New Years night i pretty home
wedding occurred at the residence OF
| the brides mother Mrs. Walter Nc
| I-aughlin. the contracting parties being
her youngest daughter. Selma and Mr..
Arthur Thomas Trask of this town
| @ T..
the evening Rev. C. n. Lowell Of RAN
dolnh officiating. The happy couple
We're attended by Miss Mabel Nc
Laughlin sister of the bride, and Mr.
Clarence Morgan lifelong friend of
| the groom. Only the immediate
families OF the contracting parties were
present After the ceremony an in
| formal reception was held. refreshments
served and a happy hour enjoyed while
the company united in extending their
Warmest congratulations to the happy
pair. The bride has resided in town for
several years and is very popular
among her associates. She has been a
teacher in our schools for some three
Years, and Ter pupils ale delighted
| that she will continue in the school in
Dictrict. No. 3 for the remainder Of the
winter team. Mr.. Trask is the young
est son Of Mr.. and Mrs.. T. j. Task and
has lived in town nearly all OF his If
making many warm friends among
both old and young. and the best
| wishes of them all are extended to the
young people for many happy years of
welded life.
Miss Ida Searles returned Monday
from a two weeks visit to friends in
Clinton.
MT. VERNON.
| A pretty home wedding occurred
| Dec. IS. at the home of +. NJ. Tracy of
this village. The officiating clergyman
WAS Rev. II. NJ. Purington. pastor of
the Baptist church and the contracting
parties were Charles H. Taylor of
Quincy, Mass, and Miss Estelle NJ.
| Tracy. daughter of T. NJ. Tracy. Mr.
| Taylor is master of schools in Quincy
and Miss Tracy has been Il teacher
there. The happy couple started for
Quincy on the afternoon train.
The SNOW is just the right depth and
sleighng is fine.
Colds are very prevalent and nearly
everybody is afflicted
Hcrton Il. Hall has been threatened
with pneumonia the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fernando &. Fellows
| have gone to Augusta to visit a few
weeks ut their daughters. Mrs. John
s. Tyler.
Tie daughters of Mrs Caroline
Woods. Angie, Clara and Lottic of Au-
Susta visited their mother Sunday.
Mrs Nary Robinson is suffering from
a bad cold al this time.
Miss Myrtle l.. Robinson returned to
| Massachusetts on Monday
Miss Jane CUTS of Farmincton. who
has been visiting Mrs. Caroline Cram
the past week returned to Pennington
on Sunday.
Mss Margaret" Cram ana Miss Ger
trude \. French returned to their
school i'll Pennington, SUNDAY.
The W"iaan's baptist Missionary
society will meet with Mrs. Harmon,
Thursday afternoon.
Frank Dow will superirteuJ IN.
banquet Of the new hotel. Monday eve.
ming.
William NJ. Tyler has gone to Yer
| 'i4oHl Ioi HleuiCdl treatment.
ROME.
Mrs. Louisa Abbott died Dec 1e
after very painful Illness. aged &.
years II months. Mrs. Abbott was
taken ill with liver trouble. Oct. "a
which was followed by a shock Dec
10. After the shock she was uncon-
scious the greater part Of the time. ana
passed peacefully away, Dec 16. Mrs.
Abbott WAS the daughter Of Rufus
Dixon ard Mary Adams of Clinton.
She was greatly beloved and respect
ed by all VINO knew her. A son. II
r. Abbott of this town. and a sister
| Mrs. Clarissa Greedy of Bangor. sur-
vive her and to them goes out the
heartfelt sympathy Of a large circle of
friends.
BELGRADE.
The all-day meeting of Belgrade
Grange that was to have been Satur-
day. Jan. :. is postponed until Satur-
day. Jan. Il. at which time the officers
will be installed and the regular nro-
gram carried out. Some Of the
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