Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-07
Wedding Of Edylhe N.
Goodwin and Garfield Horn.
A Nullber Of Local People A.
tend 81. Adams Fair.
Funeral Of Late Bethel Cross-..Per.
sonals..-0ther Local Items.

SCiy pretty HOIuc WcuuiHS tOoh
place at high noon Wednesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Fitzgerald,
Cross street, when Miss Edythe NJ.
Goodwin, VINO has made her home with
them since the death of her father
became the wife of Garfield Horn Oh
Lowell, Mass. Mr.. Butterfield OF Low
ell acted as best man and Mrs. Agne.
Goodwin of Sherman, a sister-in-law
OF the bride, was matron of honor
William Jewell Robinson of Sherman,
o-year-old nephew, was ring bearer.
Rev. +. b. SchoonOver pastor of thu
Methodist church, performed the cere
mony under d bell of sweet peas, using
the double ring service. The brid'
was daintily gowned in white silk, car
rying a shower bouquet of roses. Thu
house was very prettily decorated, {
pr0fusion of sweet peas being in eVi
dence. Following the ceremony a Wed
ding dinner was served. Resides tn,
members Of the family, those present
were the grOom's mother, Mrs. Lizzi,
Horn Of Canaan, sister, Mrs. Annie
Horn Of Canaan, and her daughters
the brides aunt Mrs. Darling, an
Mrs. N. G. Corey, Mrs. Walter Cowa
The bride is one of Pittsfcld's popula
and accomplished young ladies. bein
the daughter Of the late Daniel ant
Mary Goodwin of this town. She wa
graduated at NJ. c. l., is a member an
active worker in the Methodist church
She has been actively engaged in mu
sIcal circles. possessing a sweet an
much sought for voice Mr.. Horn
who holds the position as foreman wit
the Butterfield Printing Co. of Lowell
formerly made his home here. holdin
responsible positions at both the loca
printing offices. lie is also a membe
Of the local Methodist church. TIL
brides travelling gown was biu
serge. About 2 o'clock p. NJ. the youn
couple were taken out of town in tn
l.. A. Haskell automobile there destin
ati1n not being known to their friends
who cleverly decorated the auto wit
white ribbons and gave the occupant
big shower of rice and confetti AT
ter tWo-WeekS trip Mr.. and MIR:
Horn will go to Lowell, where they wi.
reside. and where they will have tn
best wishes of a host of friends her
and in this vicinity.
Miss Frcda Maxcy of Thorndike
rived Tuesday for an extended Wis
at the home of her brother. f.
MaXcy.
The remains of the late George I
Bachelor. whose death occurred |
Woodfords at the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Porter, arrived here Wednes
day, accompanied by his son, C;eorg
Bachelor Of Palmyra. and We're take
to Palmyra. where the deceased was
resident for many years.
The funeral of the late Bethel Cros
was held Wednesday afternoon at IT,
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mr..
Frank Cross, West PittsfIeld Rev. j.
Il. Schoonnver Of1iciated. Three voca
selections were rendered by r. A. Co
nant and daughter. Miss Vera. TIL
bearers We're Earl Pushor Mervin an
Harold Anes and OsSian Frost Int.
ment was at the Village cemeter,
Among the floral tributes was a pillo
of roses given by members of tn
school where Bethel attended.
Charles Watts sold through the s
M. Raymond real estate agenc
Wednesday his home on Davis street
Mrs. Seward OF Houlton, who will tax
possession at once.
Mrs. George Cathcart went to Oxfor
Tuesday t" visit her sister. Mrs. Lizzi
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Chalmers an
granddaughter. Annalaide Smith. wer
to Unity Tuesday to visit friends an
attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. spauldng are
Unity attending the fair
r. q. McCabe has accepted pos:
ton in Il Bangor barber shop.
Palmyra Grange has accepted an in
vitation to be present at the mcetin
of Pittsfield Grange Saturday evenin!
Oct. 9.
good number of members of tn
local Grange went to st. Alban
Wednesday to attend the meeting
the East Somerset Pomona, which wa
the first meeting held since its organ
ization.