Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-12
WHIT FIElD.

WHITEFiElO.
Miss Eva Albee returned home this
week from visit with friends In Ne"
Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Ephriam c. Spinney is spending a
few days in town.
Fred Ilatch-and Guy Carleton went
to Boston Friday.
Mrs. Hannah BAILEY and Mrs. Lou
Little left town Friday for weeks
visit at New Harbor
Mrs. Annie Potter is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Cunningham.
Miss Nellie Partridge and Nellie Car
penter returned home Thursday from a
ten weeks vacation at Naples.
Mrs. James Partridge spent few
days in Portland last week.
Miss Nellie Carpenter commenced her
school in the Wheeler district Monday.
JEFFERSON.
Joseph J. Bond Of this town entered in
jefferson. oct. -. 1Si2. and always lived
on the farm Of his father, adding thereto
a small store and a mill. He enjoyed the
esteem of his fellow townsmcn, being
sent as representative to the Ic5!sia-
ture ana holding for several years tnc
office Of supervisor Of schools; on July
~, 1881 he was htptiscd into the fellow
ship of the FIRST BAPTIST church, under
tn" ministry OF Rev. Nm. Riley, ana
which office he held till his death. For
several gears fo served as superintendent
OF the Sunday-school. and he was Away ;
ready to help or encourage i'll every good
work or decd of charity. For nearly
forty Gears he had been a rnember OF the
Masonic order, three times he was IN.
stalled as Master Of Riverside Lodge am
was finally made an honorary member.
He was also a member of the order or
United Workm"n. On Dec. -, 1910 ne
married Sarah NJ. Trowant, by whom he
had one daughter Ada, now Mrs. fienf%
Morse of Oakland After nearly seven
teen years OF happy married Me, ne VAS
hcreaved by the loss Of his wife. who died
March II. 1881. Eleven years later, Oct.
IS. 1898. he married Aura III. Hussey, who
survives him. and whose tender and low
ing care he enjoyed to the last he hdd
been in failing health fer more than two
years. and the end. though sudden. was
not unexpected. Tho funeral was held ut
his late homo, and was largely attended.
The services were conducted by the pas
John Pettengill.
On Monday. Sept g. at high noon. an
excendngly pretty. wedding occurred at
Son. wien Daisy NJ Srdsle% became the
bride CT Luther ]. Kennedy. The house
vas handsomely decorated with cut flow
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henlrin's wedding march pealcd forth;
the bridal party descended the stairs ard
took their places under an arch Of ever
green and sweet peas. Rev. a. A. Ben
nett performed the ceremony, the llng
service being used. Miss Jennie Shallley
of jamaica, Plain acted as brides ma id
and Mr.. Forest Bond Of jefferson rs best
man. Will" little Evelyn Ncvons Of ia
na.ca Plain M &c a very charming flow
cr girl. After the ceremony. a wedding
lunch was served. The young couple
were the recipients of many handsome
gifts As two of Jefferson's popular
young people they have the best wishes;
Of their many friends for prosperity and
happiness. Among the out-of-tow,n guests
We're Mr.. Abbot and family Of Whitman,
Mass: Mrs. Dill of Atddleboro. Mass.
Arthur Nyc of South Wcstminster
Mass; Charles Nye and family of Rock
land; Mrs. Edwin Dill end family Of Gar.
diner: Thomas Kennedy and family OF
Damar:Scotta: Mrs Wells Deering and
family Of Wirslow's Mills, and Miss Lc-
ona BoCthby of Portland.