Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-21

After the ceremony a brief reception
was held and ices and fancy cookies
We're served. Among the out of town
guests were Miss Bernice Gould, Of
Leeds; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Phillips,
Mrs. Irene Robinson, and Mrs Mary
Wells, OF Auburn, Mrs. Sarah Noyes
and Mrs Winnie Moves of Winthrop,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Lewis Fuller and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Blaisdell, Gardiner, Mr..
and Mrs Milan Frost and Mr. Wallace
Donnell Lewiston. Only relatives of
the two families were present with the
exception of MIR and Mrs C. W. Pres
colt of Monmouth. No wedding trip
was taken, the young couple coming at
once to their new home, 4 fiat in the
King house, at the corner of Main and
Maple street, which has recently been
renovated and made ready for their
occupancy. The bride is q daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Oscar True Of Monmouth
For several years she has made her
home with her sister. Mrs. Frost, an
other sister being Mrs. Edward A.
Prescott, of Monmouth. She was vale
dictorion of the class of '0S, Monmouth
Academy, and since her graduation has
been engaged in teaching The groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene f.
Day of Monmouth. He is clerk for c.
w. Prescott, druggist. Both young
peaple are prominent and popular in
society and have the best wishes Of
host Of friends. Many beautiful and
useful presents We're received
EAST-Sumner Sanborn of the Lyon
neighhorhoCd. lied at his home Thurs
day, April Is, aged - years. 6 months
The funeral was held at 2 o'clock P.
NJ, Sunday. Rev. c. n. Wallace of the
Methodist church officiating. Mr. San
born is survived by three sons, Charles
A, CT North Monmouth Herbert of
Be- ton, and James. who lives on the
home place: also by several grandchil-
Gren.
NORTH.-Postmast Meier Peas
lee went to Jefferson last week and
returned this week
William Philbrook and family of
Hallowell made a week end visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Berry.
The site for the North Monmouth
fire department building and hall is
now being graded. The building will
be put up at once.
Mrs. Eliza A. Lindsay is in poor
health.
The North Monmouth Temperance
Sociey elected it's officers last week as
follows: President. William Childs;
secretary Mrs Childs: treasurer, NJ.
Peaslee. The society is doing a good
work for temperance among the
young men.
PITTsToN.
EAST.-Jerome Hanley is repairing
his buildings and expects to have his
home in readiness to be occupied in
the early part of the summer
The funeral of James w. Britton
was held from the home on Saturday
afternoon. Rev. E. S. Gahan officiat
ing. Mr.. Britton, who had resided in
this community for many years, was
one of its most upright and respected
citizens. He was a member of the
Methodist church. and man held IN
the highest esteem by those privileged
to know him. Mr.. Britton is survived
by a widow and two sons, Frank of
this place. and Walter of Spartan
burg, S. c.. who was present at his
fathers funeral.
Rev. and Mrs E. S. Gahan leave on
Wednesday morning for Lubec. Dur
y
place, Mr.. Gahan and his wife have
made many friends, who part with
them regretfully and wish them Ill
success in their new field of labor
Briggs Wright is making extensive
repairs upon his house. which will
be a great addition to his buildings
when completed.
1t is expected that the newly ap-
pointed minister to this place, Rev.
Mr. Provan will be present to occupy
his pulpit next Sunday morning.
BELGRADE.
Mrs. Arnold and family of Augusta
passed Sunday and Monday at their
cottage on the shore of Great lake.
The Lowell school opened April -
for the spring term with 10 scholars
and Miss Effie Cummings of Belgrade
Lakes as teacher.
BELGRADE Cranue,