Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-26
NORTH WINDSOR.

Mrs Philhricli Of NcWburyport, Mass,
was the guest of Alfred Stewart and
family last week.
Esther Barton visited her aunt. Mrs.
Abbie Marson. last week and attended
the " inlsor fair.
The Ladies' Union will meet at the
Frank Pierce housH at $50 a. NJ
Wednesday for an all-day session. The
members are requested TO bring all the
utensils for quilting.
Ralph Small of Augusta was the
guest If F.!prdge Saswcll ana family
last week. / *t,a
Mrs. Lucy Hallow"ll and grandson.
Willie Caswcr. returned home Sept
II. after 4 very pleasant visit at her
sisters, Mrs Small, Of New Hampshire.
The Young Peoples meeting was led
by Edith Murray, Sept. Is, and by Ida
Merrill last Sunday evening.
Aubinc Pierce of Augusta was the
gu It Of her cousin, Fannie Pierce, last
week.
Frank Merrill is at home for a vaca-
ton. "'
Mrs. Sarah Davis, Edith Murray and
Rev. j. Frank Jones and family at
tended the Kcnnebec Baptist Associa-
ton mt Fairfield last Tuesday and
Wednesday.
James lIallowcll has returned to his
work in Augusta.
Josie Seel:ins left last Saturday for
Caribou, whore she teaches II the
Grammar school, and also supplies on
The Sabbath the church at Grimes, a
|flourishing rural town, few miles dis
tant. Many friends wish her the best
of success.
The corn factory at Weeks Mills is
now in full operation. Several from this
section find employment there.
Fible Study Sunday and Rally day
will be observed at the Baptist church
next Sunday.
To the great pleasure of his many
friends Lot Barton went to his stable
last Friday with some assistance. This
is his first time out Of doors since July
Roxsic r. S"oIlirs and family Of
Portsm, nth. \. r.. We're recent guests
Of his father. Eeucl S"ckins.
A ver- pretty home wedding occurred
at tho residence of Mr.. ana Mrs. Dhn"l
G. TrIr. Sept. Is. when their daiSE-
tor. Ablin. wae united in marriage with
E'rnl T.. Prrlcv of Nassaihoro. At "a
=. NJ. the lctrnthed couple entered the
parlor preceded lty. Rev. j. +. Jones,
the brides pastor, who performed tn"
ceremony in q VERY IMPRESSIVE manner,
~, Zine. -. service. Tho bride
wore Il ;oin G-aWnT gown of biIc serge
with bodice Of Dresden silk IN blended
tints ana look"r very pretty. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Icrlcy received the cOnEratllla-
tiCns Of their relative standing under
\ bridal arch of cYcrgre on, yelled Ill
L tho misty WrcathS of the wild cl"marlS
| from which depended floral bell "i
pllrcst white. An opposite corner OF ths
| room was adorned by bank of green
| studded thiclly with brilliant clusters
| If scarlet gcranium, surrounded II
its turn ny q GROUP of the same bios
| sons in dazzling white. Other room!
were fragrant with the abundance q
/ The BRIGHT fall wild flowers. Tho hand
| shaking was necessarily cut short whef
II SIS the newly welded pair wa:
whirlcd away in an AUTOMOBILES befor'
the rice and confetti which flied the
air had scant time to descend. MarH
| beautiful and useful gifts from lars'
circle of friends will prove 4 permancn
| reminder Of this happy occasion. Mrs
| Perlcv will be missed in her own tow
and goes to her new home followed by
the aftectiunatc interest of the entiI'
| community.