Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-07
Donald Williams and Miss
Alice kenriCk Married.
Pretty Home Wedding Wednes-
dayEvening dtBfide's Home.
4 Contract Awarded-.-Accident to
VIM. hayes-..Personals.

A very pretty home wedding occurred
Wednesday evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward p Kenrick on Elm
treet. when their daughter Alice was
married to Donald Williams of New
Richmond, Wis. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. J. II. Clark, pastor of
tie Baptist church. The bridal party en-
tired the parlors at 7.25 to the music of
the Lohengrin wedding March," played
by Miss Mary Evans, friend of tire
bride. The groom was accompanied by
Fred Rollins of Waterville, who acted
as best man, and the bride was given
away by her father. The ceremony was
performed under a bower of smilax and
pinlls, under which hung a large wedding
bell made up of several hundred beauti-
full white pinks. The bridesmaid was Mis-,
Molis Parkin of Fairfield, the maid of
honor was Miss Maud Kenrick and the
ring bearer was Miss Cornelia Kelley.
Immediately after the ceremony a recep-
ton was held. In the receiving line were
Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenrick. Mr. and Mrs. A. p Williams
of San Francisco, and Mrs. l. S. McFar-
land of Fairfield.
ed gown of white sewing silk over white
satin. trimmed with point duchess lace
with silver and pearls. The maid of hon
or Miss Maud Kenrick, wore a dress of
peach crepe meteno silk over white. The
bridesmaid. Miss Mollie Parkln, was
gowned in masseline silk, and the ring
bearer. Miss Cornelia Kelley, wore a
beautiful gown of white point d'esprit
over white. -
| The house was beautifully decorated
with flowers. each room following out a
color scheme. The parlor was decorated
with palms and white pinks. the drawing
room with pink and yellow and the dining
room with autumn foliage ..r.
The presents were numerous and beauti-
| full. The one worthy of mention above all
others was a new house finished and fur
| nished ready for the occupancy of the
| couple on their arrival in New Rich
mond, Wis.
The party left on the 10 P. NJ. train for
a short wedding trip.
| James Parkin and son of this town
Ihave secured the contract to build the
new addition to the jail at Skowhegan
IOf the numerous bidders their bid was the
Lowest and they will begin at once. The
Inew addition will be 50 by 40 feet .,.4v
The ladies of the Cecilia Club will leave
This morning for Bangor, where they viii
ltake part in the Music Festival. About
I2o will go from here. s.-,....
Mrs. Albert Jewell will give a Thimblt
itea this afternoon at her home in honor
lof Mrs. George T. Page, who will soor
lleave for California. 4 -I.tas-.t
Miss Minerva Kenrck, now superinten
ldent of nurses in hospital in Portland
was in town Wednesday evening in at
tendance at the Williams enrick wed
Iding.
| William Hayes met with an acciden
Wednesday afternoon while riding hi
motorcycle on a country road. He wa
turning corner when he collded will
a pair of horses attached to load o
Ihay and sustained several severe bruise
land badly wrenched his left leg at tn
knee. The machine was badly damaged
IL Clarence Bickmore has moved his bar
Der shop from the Gilbert block To tn
old Electric Road waiting room on tn
corner of Main and Water streets.
, The evangelistic services at the Baptis
church continue to hold the attention o
a large number of people and the size Q
: the congregations increases daily Re,
o ME- Davidson preached on Great Reviy
Y L ais in Answer to Prayer" in the after
moon. and in the evening How to Wi
Young Men to Christ" He will preac
Ibis first sermon to the unconverted F'r
n Iday and will have a series of interestin
= subjects to draw from. These he wi
s illustrate from personal experience an