Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
Wedding Bells In Eas
Belfast and Freedom.
Bridge Parties Quite the Fashion
Just Now In Belfast.
Preparing For the Fourth...D. 4. R.
Reception In August Planned.

Belfast, Me, June 30.-(SpeciaD. -
Albert S. Smith and Maggie E. French
were united in marriage June 25 at the
home of the Rev. William Vaughan,
East Belfast
The wedding of Willis S. Hatch Of
this city and Miss Irene Sibley of Free
dom will take place at o'clock this
afternoon at the home of the brides
parents in Freedom. A large party of
friends left on the train this morning
Miss Eva Belle Greenlaw has re-
The marriage intentions of Faunce,
son of Mr.. and Mrs Hartwell l.. Wood
cock of this city, and Miss Ella p,
daughter of Mrs. Ella D. F'lavelle of
Cambridge, Mass, are recorded at the
office of the city clerk.
Mrs. Frank r. Wiggin gave de-
lightful Bridge party last night at her
home on Congress street in honor OF
her guest, Miss Josephine Wiggin of
Bangor. The guests numbered several
from the Monday Club of which the
hostess is a member, and were as fol-
lows: Mrs. Wilmer j. Dorman. Mrs.
Thomas E. Shea, Mrs S. M. r. Locke,
Mrs William HOFFMAN, Mrs. o. S. Wick
cry, Miss Louise Knowlton, Mrs.
Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Geo. /. keat-
ing, Mrs. w. E. Jones, Mrs. G. w. Wes-
colt, Mrs. W. M. Randall. Dainty
hand painted score cards in sweet peas
design were done for the affair by MISS
Louise Head. Ices and cake were
served at the conclusion of the game
and bon-bons during the evening. Miss
Louise Knowlton won first prize, a
hand-painted china plate while the
consolation prize. pretty little pic
ture went to Mrs. Shea Miss Wiggin.
the guest of honor; is sister of Frank
r. Wiggin, cashier of the Waldo Trust
Co., of this city, and during her fire.
quent visits here has made many
friends
Another delightful social affair was
the luncheon given by Mrs. George A.
Gichrest, High street. The dining
room was decorated with scarlet
peonies in a most artistic manner and
the lunch was a very dainty affair Ten
covers were laid, the following ladies
being present: Mrs. George A. Quinn
by Mrs William H. Quimby, Mrs.
Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Wilmer j.
Woman, Mrs. William HOFFMAN, Mrs.
Thomas e. Shea. Mrs. $. Nj. r. Locke,
Mrs. Thomas B. Dinsnore Bridge fol-
lowed the lunch which was served at
100 Mrs. Dorman won the prize, u
dainty silk work bag.
Miss Louise KnoWlton will entertain
party of ladies tonight at Bridge at
her home on Congress street.
Hon. Charles T.. Knowlton has re-
turned from sojourn of several weeks
in Boston. His many friends are glad
to see him looking SO much better and
to know that he is much improved in
health.
Miss Mildred Slater has returned
from visit in China and other up
country towns and has resumed her
position as stenographer with Field &
Quimby.
Several of the merchants, the reStau-
rants, and other business places, are
making extensive preparations for the
July Fourth parade. The ball game
between the Warren Locals and the Y.
NJ. A. team will doubtless draw a
large crowd. Most of the stores will
close late Friday night and not open
again until Monday morning. thus CIV
ltlS tIOSc CIilploy GU III eiASih g AAS~
holiday.
Miss Alice Tozier and Frank Ware
of Fairfield are guests of Miss Louise
Rogers at the summer home of her
father, Judge Reuel Rogers. on the
Searsport road. Miss Bernice Rogers
is also a guest of her father during
her vacation from her duties as teach
err i'm the schools of Andover, Mass.
George Reyes Is at home from Mid
dleboro. Mass, for a few days visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss Eva Belle Greenlaw. has re-
turned from visit with friends in
Houlton.
Members of Cochran Chapter, ID. A,
r. are planning to give reception
later in the season. 1t is earnestly
desired that the State Regent, Mrs.
Creighton of Thomaston, be present,
and az she cannot come until late in
August the reception will probably be
given about that time The new chap
ter is progressing finely and much en-
thusiasm is manifested.
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