Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-07

presi lent; Mrs. Mary Dunn. vice pres
ident; Miss Angie Wadleigh, corre-
spending secretary; Miss Angie Bart
lett. treasurer; Earl Wyman, record
ing secretary; Miss Angie Wadlelgh,
Crganst; Fred WadleiSh, janitor. me
society cordially invites all residents
of this town and others to attend the
REGULAR Srnday meetings. which are
held following Sabbath school in the
morning.
During Gael; week of August and
ser ,crnber. the society expects to have
a minister preach sermon one eve
ming each week.
vASSALBORO.
At the residence of the brides par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Barrows. on
June -. their only daughter Ethel
Nav. was united in marriage with Mr..
Edward 1oWne Clark of Waterville.
The rooms We're prettily decorated for
the oCca sion; the main feature being
an deliberately constructed arch OF
evergreen intcrwOven with wild flowers,
with floral bell pendant from center of
arch. This was the work of young
lady friends of the bride. Cut flowers
and potted plants were in profusion.
Promptly ut $50 O'Clock to the stratus
of the wedding march played by Miss
Anna HusSey the bride appeared lean
ing on the arm of her father and pre-
coded by the bridesmaids Miss Win
fred BearCe of Winthrop and Miss Jes-
sic Cousins of Watcrville. The offici
atinE clergyman was Rev. X. w. CO..
pitts pastor of the Methodist church Of
-IL, no
marriage ceremony in most impress
sivc manner using the ring service.
Tho bride was very bccomngly attire
in white liberty satin with bridal veil.
She carried bouquet of brides roses
The bridesmaids were prcttily cos
tuned in white. Miss Annie Cook was
maid of honor with Mrs. George n.
Fletcher as matron of honor. Miss
ivy Webster served as maid i'll waiting.
Leon NJ. Burrows, brother of the bride.
WAS best man. At the conclusion OF
the ceremony mutual friends conSratu-
lated the newly married couple. Re
frt ShmcntS of ice cream, cake an l
fruit punch We're served. At late
hour tn" pair left on Il short trip to
the soaShofe after which ehey will TT
turn ana make their residence II WA
t,.rvilc. The bride WAS the recipient
OF ~ my useful and valuable presents
of silver, china. linen. etc.
READFIELD.
Hon T.. &. Ryder ana family from Ban
gor are spending few days with his
mother in this village
Morris Crosby has Il motor bicyCl" t"
IIS,. in his business.
Frank Fogg came from Boston Satur-
,lay to make a visit t" his old home. II"
Will return to Boston with his wife,
Thursday
The Morgans had ten summer guests
from Florida arrive at their home. this
week.
Kcv. II. \. King prcas,h"d his farc VII
IS rmon here. SUNDAY. Thu ram Kept most
of mis- audience away. Rev and Mrs.
King left Tuesday Tor Boston.
The funeral of Mrs. y. G. Russell was
held At kont's Hill, Monday. At :. +. NJ.
attended by Rev. II. y. King. The burial
was At the lill.
horng and some would gladly be 1T hay
ing if their hocing WIS done.
CHINA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Mitchell are
receiving congratulations upon tie
birth Of a son.
Bell Rice Of Franklin. Mass. has
been visiting her grandmother. Mrs.
adelnc Small. Miss Rice has been
teaching in the college at Bonham,
Texas. ana WAS on her way to Bar
Harbor for the summer.
Mr.. Bishop of Milo, has been visiting
the family of Rev. MIR. Bradford.
f. w Foster of Waterville and
daughter Lucille. are visiting friends in
town.
Til, grammar school under the in
struc; ion OF Grace Hall. closed a very
pleasant term. Friday.
Grin Bartlett has been at home for IL
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Hall of Dover are
visiting Mrs. Bartlett and Mr.. and
Mrs. Good win.
Ethel Fish has Just been graduated
with high hcnors from Coburn Insti-
tutr. W#tpvillc.
". g. Washburn. formerly a teacher
in the Hish school at Watervillc is at
bone.
Miss Florence Brown has closed her
cchooI in DiriS".
Flnrcrc" Ward. Lizzie Fish and Ncd
WaSl burn uie ut home from t'ohurn
Institute. WatcrVille. for the summer
vacation. also Willis +. WnshbuIn from
Drono.
Picnics rs means Of celebrating
the glorinrs Fourth grow in fdvor
cvory year and many Il pretty nook
Upon the lax" shore MAS occupied BY
small parties. Tuesday.
Rev. Newell Maynard is visiting tn"
family of James Fish.
Mrs. Lucia Hall Of Cambridge. Mass.
and t.aushter. Miss Louise Gum. have
arrived for two months. at Oak Crest
Mrs Id NJ. Spencer is spending her
second season 1T the same place.
Herbert G. H;tcn OF Lynn. Mass, is
visiting the family Of John WoCiSum.
Miss Georgia Fa'nsworth of " di-
son. Mass. is staying with her brothp"
for the summer.
WEST CHELSEA.
Mrs. Scott Powers returned Saturday
from Arrowsic and vicinity where she
has been visiting relatives.
Miss Ami" Hunt has returned to her