Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-06
WALDO.
LIBERTY.

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dent of this village, now OF PlttSfield,
has been in town calling on friends.
Mrs. Ada Batchcldor. who has been
in Massachusetts for several years. is
here and will pass the winter with her
brother, Austin c. Crockett.
Ashlnero Clements OF Fairfield, was
| In town, Sunday, visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Nancy Twitchell. He made the
trip on his Indian motor cycle. maxi
ing 20 miles in less than two hours.
AIr. ana Mrs. George Harvey Of
Lynn, Mass, are passing their honey
moon on Beaulieu Hill at the home OF
Joseph Beaulieu.
Mrs. Harriet Maddox, one Of the old
residents Of this place, now of Nor
r!dgewock has been in town for q
short time visiting relatives.
Marshall Gord5n and sister. Ida,
V no have been passing a vacation
here, have returned to their home in
Medfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davy arrived,
last week, from Hyde Park, Mass. and
will pass the winter with Mrs. Davy's
sister. Mrs. Caro- Brown.
Miss Annie TWitchelI passed two
days, last week, at McFarland's cor
ner. visiting friends
There WIS a quiet. pretty wedding
at the residence of w. d. Morrow in
Bangor, Wednesday evening the oc-
casion being the marriage Of his only
daughter, Lillian, to Dr. w. T.. Cargili
of this village. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. j. ". Coons.
Pastor of the Universalist church in
Plttsfeld, in the presence of relatives
and friends, the ring service being
used. The bride is one of Bangor'S s
accomplished and attractive young
ladies and looked charming in a
gown Of white silk muslin. The groom
is 4 graduate Of the Maine Central
Institute in Pittstield. also Of the Ros-
ten Dental College. and is located here.
where he has a large dental patron
age. DIR. Curgill is Ike youngest son
Of Postmaster q. II. Cargill and has
:; larga circle of friends who wish him
many years Of happiness and pros
perity.
Th" installation exercises of ST.
Georges Royal Arch Chapter took
Place at M2sonic hail. Sept. 80, in the
presence Of n number of invited
guests. The officers were installed by
Past High Priest Charles S. Adams of
Scarsmont. ana Il choir composed of
J. @. Johnson, Mrs. g. NJ. Hurd, Mrs.
George Cram and DR.. W. L. Cargili,
furnished music After the installa-
:ion exercises, there were speeches.
and refreshments We're served in the
banquet room 10 which all did justice
Those who went from here 10 Ram
eor To attend the wedding of DR.. Car
gill We're Mrs. q. II. Cargill, Mr.. and
hrs. j.. c. Morse. Ralph |. Morse and
Miss -irtie Johnson.
CENTER MONTVILLE.
Ephraim c. Davis died Oct 1st Of
cancer from which lie had been a suf-
ferer fer some years.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Chester Perkins and
Mrs. Lizzie Hart, Of Belfast and Mrs
Eliza Mason. OF New Jersey, were at
D. G. Gains. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. c. Sleeper returned
10 South Thomaston Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim H. Foster re-
ceivcd their friends. Saturday evening
Some sixty guests were present and
FIR. and Mrs. Thompson We're the re-
Cipients of 2 long list Of wedding gifts
II. Il. Whitman, manager of the Pa
lermo creamery. was In town, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Sprague of Thorn
Cike, were at s. J. Ta5ker's. recently.
In gathering apples. harvesting the
grated fruit is 4 very light job with
most farmers.
TROY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Il. Garter of
Bangor are passing Z week in town.
Mrs. Inoz Gordon Of Garland, ac-
COmpanied by her little son. is visiting
| fri, nuS in town.