Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-11

dertakerS' Association. Portland
same. The ceremony was perform,
at IL o'clock when the wedding mart,
descended the stairs TO the strains !,
the wedding march played by Me-,
Perkins,. the bride came first Ieanin,
on the arm of her father Z. f. Tavlo.
followed by the the groom and Mr.,
Taylor. The other attendants vs,.
Miss Lettie and Herbert Coolidys
cousins of the bride. and little Cold.
Coolidge and Master Russell bear,n,
flowers. The bride was attired In ]
dove colored skirt OF broadcloth ars
dainty silk waist. Following tn.
ceremony congratulations were offsra,
and an excellent repast was then
served, after which the selectioD
God be with you till we meet again"
was rendered Of the graphaphone and
prayer offered by the pastor Mr.. and
Mrs. Towle will reside In Sidnev
Their many friends wish them !
pleasant journey through life.
LiTcHFiELD PLAINS.
Rev. Eben c. Slower Of Wilminrtn
VT, preached at the Plains chu,b
Sunday to an attentive audience. ps
subject for next Sunday will be Every
Man for Himself" Among the guests
in attendance were Holeman G. Pm.
ingtcn Of Chicago ILL.,, Mrs. Smith aa
Mrs. Whipple Of New York, Miss Ger.
gia Ribbins of Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Earle of Lewistu
were calling on friends here SUNDAY
Prof. Bertram E. Packard and FF
Mason are passing a few days at G. A
BOswOrth's cottage on the shore 4
Sand pond.
Miss Mary Packard has been visiting
friends in Portland the past week
Mrs. Addie Packard and daughts
Pearle are enjoying a vacation at Orr.
Island.
Mrs. E. NJ Walker has been visitlr
friends in Portland.
Mrs. NJ. E. Rogers is improving.
Harold Bucklin, who has been outs
i'll. was able to be out Saturday.
Miss Angie V. Roberts had a YER
enjoyable sail from Gardiner with M
and Mrs. A. p. Berry in their steaE
launch Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mn
Berry made their first trip from thsr
cottage on the shore of Pleasant Oi
to Gardiner in their launch Fhhy
making the trip down in 50 mMuts
and the return trip in 81 minutes
LITcHFIELD.
POND ROADAMrs: Asa Newell is til.
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. c. w. Bow.
ley.
w. f. Maxcy is spending the week
with his family at Seven Oaks.
Miss Arvilla Edgecomb is visiting
Mrs. Effie Small.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ Burnham
spent the Fourth with Mrs. Burnham's
sister, Mrs. F. o. Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Andrews are re-
ceiving congra tulations on the birth Of
a daughter. The little lady arrived
July 4th.
Chadbourne Merrill passed the
Fourth with friends in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Merrill and son
Henry were in Augusta "Wednesday
Nearly every cottage along the pond
was occupied over the Fourth and
there was the usual amount of noise.
A hop at the club house was well at
tended both afternoon and evening.
WEEKS MILLS.
Edward Holloway and Mrs. Aurillla
Haskell. both of China. were united in
marriage on July by H. P. Reed, Esq
WEST SIDNEY.
Elmer Davis of Augusta has been
visiting his cousin Ray Nesbit.
Messrs. Edward Hadley, Charles Ar
thur and Frederick w. Schulz of JAM
aica Plains, Mass, are stopping at Il
F. Corson's.
Mrs. Copp Of Waterville. and Mrs
Mosher of Rome are visiting their ST.
ter. Mrs. Eben Blaisdell.
Clarence Freeman and family of Az
gusta are stopping at Frank TayiorS
Misses Frances and Abbie KNOWLES
anu udSttT lLdWTtIltc ElfltTy "ciS W
itors at c. III. Lovejoy's recently.
Muriel Longley was at West Sidne'
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Gaslin Of August
were at Clarence Richardson's SundS'
From out Of the State, those to az
tend service at the Baptist church. SUE
day. We're Mrs. Charles Bachelor v
Brockton, Mass, Mrs. Bertha Head
East Weymouth. Mass, Edward hs~
ley and Charles Arthur of Jama'
Plains. Mass.
. Mrs. Eliza Watson of Manchester nu'
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Z. I"
Lovetoy for a few days.
Leslie Davis and little son Harolu
Chelsea has been visiting his gram
mother. Mrs. Abbie J. Davis.
Norris Taylor of Brockton. Is v'sn
ing his grandparents Mr.. and MIS- w.
ris Swift.