Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-12-14
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PITTSFIEtD.,

! A very pretty wedding occurred at
| the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank A.
Palmer, Somerset avenue ats O'Clock
| F. NJ. Saturday, when their only
| daughter, Miss Rhea Hazel, was united
| in marriage to George Wellington Kim
ball, only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
| tave a. kimball of this place. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. F. 8.
Walker. pastor of the Universalfst
church, who used the single ring SER
vice. Besides the members Of both
families about 80 invited guests were
present. The house was very prettily
decorated in white and green and the
ceremony was performed under a bell
of white. The wedding march was
played by Miss Edna Martin. I The
bride was attended by Miss Marion
Damon and Ray Butler acted M best
man. Master Wallace Percival, a neph-
ew of the bride, was ring bearer The
bride was daintily gowned in light. blue
silk, trimmed with French val lace and
wore a veil. Following the. i marriage
ceremony a wedding lunch was. served
The presents, were numerous, valuable
and useful. Both the bride and groom
the bride having lived here, all her life.
She IS a graduate of NJ. c. /. and has
been an active member of the Y p.
G.. L. connected with the Universalist
church. The groom came here from
Dixmont with his parents four years
ago and during his residence here has
made many friends. For the past Is
months he has been employed as as
;cta G11l
and Mrs Kimball will leave today for
Jonesport, where he has recently ac-
cepted the position as cashier of the
branch bank of the Pittsfield Trust
Co. The young couple will occupy
rent which they have already for their
occupancy. The best wishes of large
circle of friends will follow them to
their new home.
Mrs. Amos Melvin and son Wilbur
and Harry Condor We're in Newport
Saturday to attend the funeral of the
late Mrs. Frank n. Merrill, niece OF
Mrs. Melvin. The services were held
Saturday afternoon at 100 o'clock.
Mrs Laforest S. Titcomb went to
Mainstream Saturday called by the
critical illness of her daughter-in-law,
MIS-. George IltcOmD.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Priest, who
have been visiting for three weeks in
Rumford Falls in the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Lucian Blanchard, have
returned home Mr.. Priest brought
home fine deer which he captured
while on few days hunting trip with
Mr.. Blanchard at Rangeley.
j. C. Humphrey, who has sold wa
ter here for the past three years, has
sold the route to Wesley Hunter.
DR.. ID. A. Robinson of Bangor was
in town Saturday and with the assist
ance of Drs. f. J. Taylor and T. NJ.
Griffin operated on Mrs. Arthur r.
Wright of Troy at the home OF her
Mrs. William Dobson. The
operation was successful. %,
Mrs. George II. Emerson. who lives
at the Waverey, slipped Friday. strik-
ing her head against pump, cutting
a bad cash on the left side of the head.
She was also injured about her hand
and arm.
Mrs. Alberta f.. McAllister and chill
dren Rachael and Erm6nd of Los Ga
tos, Cal. who have been guests of her
sister, Mrs. William Woodward, left
Saturday for Detroit to visit with her
brother, Anse Bickmore. until today.
when they will leave on their return
trip. accompanied by s. Z. Bickmore
of Detroit. who will make an extended
visit
Warsaw Tent. No. II. X. O. r. NJ.
Friday evening elected the following
officers: Commander. Irving Towle:
lieutenant commander. F. L. Dins-
more: record keeper, O. H. Drake; ply
sicia ]. e. A. Porter: sergeant, J. NJ
Lindsey. master at arms. F.. A. Bur-
ton: chaplain. John A. Pushor; first
master of guards, Earl A. Hunter:
second master of guards. j. r. Arm
strong: sentinel, John Gilman: pick
ct. Charles Morse; trustee, J. S. Libby
1t was voted to have a public install
l"tion in the near future and to have
in connection with the installation q
program of entertainment.
PittSfield Grange Saturday elected the
following officers: Master. James Lib
by; overseer. p J. Written; lecturer
Mrs. Charles Tibbetts; steward. Per-
Icy Noble; assistant steward. Foster
White: chaplain. Mrs p. j. Whitten:
treasurer. Isaiah Gould; secretary. Mrs
Edith Phinney: gate keeper. Arthur
Pratt: Ceres Mrs. James Libby; Po-
mona, Mrs. Isaiah Could; Flora. Mrs.
Emma Kimball; lady assistant stew
ard, Miss Edith Johnson: pianist.
Gladys Sturtevant: trustee. G. w. Pat
ten. The installation, at which time
State Master G. S. Stetson will act as
installing officer, will take place soon.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the Free Baptist church gave a pleas
ant social at the church Friday even
Ing. a good number being present. Fol
lowing march. a reading was given
by DR.. f.. C. Bryant. after which A
f,rce. "Miss Testers Soiree." was well
presented. The remainder Of the even
ing was spent with marches and games.