Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-04-30

most imprcSsiVely performed. The bridal
PARTY stood under Il beautiful arch III
white wedding bell, Much merriment wa;
cccasoncd wi;en the bride threw her
shower bouquet among her bridesmaids
The brides cake was cut and MISS RnhV
Abbott became tie fortunate rosH"sSGr OF
the ring Miss Grace Taylor the thimble
and Miss Annie Jackson the silver piece.
white and carried shower bouquet %
white pinlts. Ice cream and cake W"rr
served to the guests The enb' RS of the
order preSent'd the cOnrle win On" doZen
silver teaspoons. . tablespoons and q
beautifully engraved silver pudding dish
and Jelly dish. The usual amount Of rio"
ana confetti was q part Of the evening n
amusement. The party escaped from III y
hail. although close watch was kent
over their movements Many kind W "h'@
were expressed for the future htppincsS
of the Young people. They will reside at
North VaSSalbor0.
Miss Edith Priest has returned II col
loge. having been at home on account OF
tho illness of her mother
Evcrand Priest ana Miss Jennie re
turned to their home Wednesday, after
having spent n year with Mrs. Anna
Gates.
Miss Fanny Priest will be their gucs,
for some weeks.
Mrs Frank Coombs ana daughter Mar
garct have arrived from Chelsea. where
they have been spending the winter.
MIS-. Atltllc dDtT - III III + DD!! e LOT inc
summer.
Mrs Ida Clark is making n short visit
al her home.
William Priest m aged citizen If tho
plac" is seriously ill and fears are enter
tanned for his recovery.
Rev. Mr.. Dunnack Of Augusta was tn"
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r NJ Small dur
ing his stay in town.
Mrs Obcdiah Gardner has hcen thc
guest of Mrs. o. A. Abbott the past week
Mrs. George Gates and Mrs. Anna
Gates were in Watcrvillc Wednesday.
SOUTH CHINA.
Mrs. Oscar Crane has returned to her
home, after caring for her sister At Wind
Crane Is now on the sick list
Mrs. Lot NJ. Baton of Windsor. who has
been caring for Mrs. LOttie Harrington
Fuller has returned to her home Mrs.
Fuller is very much improved.
China Grange will have hulled corn
supper on the evening Of May :.
Wesley Haskell and E!vah Hubs both
OF South China. were united in marriage.
April =. Rey: Frank z. Tones being thc
officiating clergyman. They have tie
best wishes of host of friends.
Irving Harrington went to Fairfield Sat
urday to visit his aunt, Mrs. Helen Per
cival
Erskinc Academy will close May 4th
with prize declarations in the evening.
Inc W. t. 4. entertained the stu
dents OF ErSkino Academy at Mrs. Ham
Warehouses;, "Wednesday evening, Apri!
-
Mrs. Kate Reed Of East Madison will
be q guest Of ". J. Thompson's next
week.
The heavy fall of sh0w has damaged the
telephone company to some extent.
MANCHESTER.
The North Manchester church was
opened for the season Arril 22d ana tir
Christian Enleavor, society elected the
following officers: President. Miss Helen
q. Frost: vicr-preS.. MISS Grace r. FL
field: secretary, Mrs. Sadie Thomas:
treasurer, Mrs. Susie Jackson: CORE
spending secretary. Mrs. Ida Snow.
David Austin Of Hcadfcld has sold hi
farm. but ii is understood h" will remain
on the farm until fan. ana will then
move with his family to Readfield village
Mr.. Vote and Warren Hunt of Readfield
wer. doing quite 2 business hauling logs
On This last snow to NJ. S. Collins mill at
HOyt's sidirg.
Il. ii. Thomas attended the funeral of
his nephew. Seth Thomas Putnam Of
winthrop Wednesday.
Mrrk Collins bought q woke of good
WORKING oxen Of j. Il. Gordon last Mon
day.