Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-03
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The old meeting house has received
coat of paint which has improved its
looks very much.
Stoddard Erskine OF East Boston and
family are passing their vacation in
town.
The farmers are threshfng their
grain and q good yield Is reported
Mrs. Laura Simpson attended the
Simpson reunion at New Meadows last
week.
Mrs A. F. Hilton Of Bangor, Mrs
Fred Knight of Oakland, Calf, were
at Capt. Tarbox's last week
Abbie F. Aver returned home from
New Harbor. Monday
G. E. Morrill, of Readfleld was in
town Friday.
J. 3. Rafter of Damariscotta was in
town Saturday
Lewis A. Lupien of Portland was In
town Saturday.
Glen Jewett is visiting his brother In
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Jewett visited In
Newcastle. Sunday.
Matthew Moore is repairing his
house.
j. T. Peaslce has painted his barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carleton have
been passing a few days in Waterville
and Bangor.
Mrs. Abbie Blake and daughter of
Melrose are at her sisters, Mrs. ]. T.
Peaslee.
T. c. Dole of Brockton is in town
JEFFERSON.
Or. w G, Bond of Revere. Mass,
has been visiting his brother, A. j.
Bond.
g. A. Damon of Reading, Mass, is
at A. ]. Halls
The town schools began Monday,
Aug 81.
The jefferson baseball team played
a nine from Damariscotta Mills Sat-
urday at the Bridge" The gam4
went Il innings and was Won by the
home team by score of IA to Is.
JOicE.
Charles A. McManus of Whitefield
and Miss Catherine j. Lewis Of Lynn.
Mass, were united in marriage
evening, Aug. 10 at Z o'clock
at st. Mary's church in Lynn, tn. GER
emony being performed by Right Rev.
Monsignor Arthur j. Telling The
bride was attred in dress of white
silk and carried bride roses. She was
by Miss Harriet M. Lewis, her
sister, who was gowned in dress
of cream colored silk. ana carried q
bouquet of astors. The groom was at
tended by Fred McGrath of Gardiner.
After the ceremony the bridal party
adjourned to the house of the bride
on Franklin street where a reception
was attended by Q large number of
relatives and frien6s of both parties. A
citation was served and the happy
couple were the recipients of many use
full and valuable gifts. Among the
presents was check from the brides
brother, silver tea service from the
associates of the bride in the Kellam-
Geller-Land shoe factory, where she
was employed before her marriage and
4 chair from a WOman's club to which
The bride belonged. Guests were pres
ent from Peabody, Salem, Concord N.
H., Gardiner, Me-, and other places.
Amid shower of rice and confetti, the
happy pair left for a wedding trip and
arrived in Whitefield Thursday, Aug. q.
where they will make their future
home. .,4 "a. ,.-t..
Mrs. G. A. Dunton Of Coopers Mills
and Miss Dora Morse of Oakland, Cal,
PASSED last Wednesday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Lewis
Miss lena Henry went to Gardiner
short time ago. where she has en-
)loyment
Walter Lewis of New York City has
been spending a few days with rela-
ives here
Charles McManus and his sister. Mrs.
WILDER, went to Damariscotta Satur-
Ia fin nf
i've.
John Grade, who has employment in
Augusta passed Sunday at his home
lere.
Miss Ina Henry returned from Gar
liner this week
Ernest Foye of Pittston was In this
part or the town last week buying
tock.
Earl Ames has returned home from
Portland where he has been for the
summer. -
Miss Laura Ring Of Orono Is the
quest of her aunt, Mrs. E. A. Tarr. .a.
MIR. and Mrs. M. A. Arnold and little
laughter Dorothy of Adams, Mass.
ire the guests Of relatives in town.
Charles Kimball, a member of the
Home, is in town to attend
'ampmeeting. He was formerly resi-
lent of Carmel
At the Baptist church Sunday morn
ng Pew. II. w. Lambert Of Philadel-
'ha preached fine sermon ON
Stewardship and also sang. The
vening service was at 100, the sub
ect being 1.-THE Light Of the World"
Mrs. Lambert also spoke. Both SER
ices We're much enjoyed by all Next
sunday will be the closing sermon of
he student pastor. Clarence johnson,
Who has been doing good work SUM-
lay. Sept. g. the Lakeside Lodge Odd
Fellows and Lakeview Rebecca Lodge
will attend in a body morning service
t 1880 O'Clock, subject. "Friendship,''
pocial music by Miss Lena Rogers Of
'cxcroft. soprano; Beverly Robinson
/ Carmel. violin: Charles Flynn Of
'Oxcroft mandolin.
Perez Pickett has been to Portland
D attend the reunion Of his regiment.
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