The Republican journal., 1906-09-20

nome. NIX. anu MIS- DOW Wclc IHc lcClpl-
ents of a large number of handsome gifts
MAKER-PRIoR. The Boston Globe re-
ports the marriage Sept 10th in East Sau-
gus, Mass, of Allen j. Maker of that place,
''a soldier at IS and an author at co." and
Mrs Catherine Prior, also of East Saugus.
1t was the second marriage for each. After
the ceremony reception was held, and
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Maker left for a
tour through Maine. The East Saugus cor
respondent of the Globe says:
Mr.. Maker is one of the best known citi-
zens in the town and also has a wide ac-
ouaintance all over the New England States
and the west. His birthplace is Northport,
Me-, where he lived until he reached his
teens and at the age of 16 he enlisted as a
private in Co. l, 4th Maine volunteers.
That he is alive today has been nine-day's
wonder to all, for through his body is a hole
made by bullet from a rebel muSket,
which he received at the battle of Chantil-
ly, Sept. /, 1862, and the ball which was
battered by coming in contact with his
ninth rib is now in the military museum in
Washington. Mr.. Maker enjoys excellent
health and is one of the largest pensioners.
His great grandfather was in the war
of the revolution, his grandfather car
ried a gun in the war of 1872, his father
was in the Mexican war, he. as stated
above, was in the civil war, one OF his sons
took part in the recent Spanish-Amerlcan
war, and at the present time he has another
son who is ranked as first class gunners'
mate in the navy. Mr.. Maker has written
several books of an historic nature. Mrs.
Maker is a native of Hin cham, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Maker were in Rockland
last week.
TEAGUE-KALLoCH. \ very pretty we'd
ding occurred Wednesday evening, Sept
18th, at O'Clock at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Guy w. Chapman, 4S Pleasant street,
Waterville, when William NJ: H. league
united in marriage by Rev. Charles Lincoln
White, President of Colby College. The
house was tastefuly decorated with flowers
in green and gold. After the ceremony a
light lunch was served in the dining room.
The presents were many and beautiful. MI.
and Mrs. league will be at home to their
friends after November first at 10 Ash
street, Warren.
The groom is graduate of Hebron Aca-
deny and Colby College. Mrs. league is
graduate of Hebron Academy and is a
sister of Sherbourne Kalloch of this city.
JACKSON CARTER. Announcement is
made of the marriage at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Fannie Turner Carter,
in Roxbury, Mass, of Mr.. Leander jackson
of Morrill, and Miss Pearl Pierce Carter,
formerly of Freedom. Mr.. jackson is a
graduate of Freedom Academy, class of
1902, and of Bates College, class of 1906.
Mrs. Jackson is also graduate of Freedom
Academy, class of 1908. They will reside in
Utica, New York, where Mr.. Jackson has
a position as principal of the Free High
school. Mrs. Jackson attended the Belfast
schools for some years, and also was a
student at Colby College. Her many
friends in this vicinity extend congratula-
tions and good wishes.
BuRKE-SHAw. Wednesday evening,
Sept II, at o'clock. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Shaw in East Hampden, took
place the marriage of their daughter, Eta
NJ. Worden, to Joseph NJ. Burke. The
ceremony was performed in the presence of
large number of friends and relatives by
Rev. T. w, Fessenden of Grace NJ. E.
church, Bangor. The bride was attended
by Miss Lulu Bridges and the groomsman
was Herbert Shaw. Following the cere-
mony a wedding supper was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Burke will reside in East Hamp-
den, where the groom is valued employe
in Sterns' mill.