Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-14
The Chiefs Fire Alarm
Call Sounded Thursday
For Fire on R. ". Browns
Fafm...But Little Damage.
Russell S. Taylor and Carrie 4.
Davis Married at flagstaff.

Russell g Taylor and Miss Carrie A
Davis We're married Thursday after
noon I'm F'lafstaff. Both are residents
o. this town. Those preesnt We're the
parents Of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs
Boardman Davis, and the mother OF the
groom, Mrs. Charles w. Taylor. The
! groom is a graduate Of the SkoWhesa'
High school, Glass of 1903. he tHei
attended the University Of Maine fol
two years, leaving TO join the Senior
elias sat BowdOin, with which he grad
uated in June. 1908. He took course
in the Summer school at Harvard col
lege and for one year was principal OF
the Hartland High school. He resigne-
at the end of the spring term t" ac-
cept position as principal of the Free
port High school. For the past sum
mer he has been one OF the fire wardens
at Eustis, his post being on Tumble
down mountain. The bride has been
= employed in the central Office Of the
Maine Telephone & Telegraph Co. here
and is q popular young lady. After
passing two weeks up river, Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor will come to SkOwhegan
and upon the opening of the fall term
OF mis- school will make their home in
FrecpOrt.
Mrs. Byron J. ingalls,, who had beef
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. l.. Walton, returned Friday to heI
home in Foxboro. Mass.
Boardman Davis left Friday for
Southport, where he will build cot
,tage for Ernest Emerson.
Mrs. J. G. Tariff, who had been the
4 guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waller
returned Friday to her home in Boston
Quite party of Skowhegan people
left Friday morning for southport
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. :. F
Emerson, their son, Ernest. and Mr.
and Mrs. George II. Merrill.
Mrs. Julia Taylor, who had been the
guest of Skowhegan relatives, returned
Friday to her home in Fairfield.
An alarm of fire vas rung in at 4
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. the chief :
CALI three blasts. The blaze PROVED.
to be On the farm owned by X. w.
Brown on the road to South Norridge-
wock. There was but little damage.
w. l.. Donaldson left Friday for Bos-
ton. He has secured a situation in thu
Office of the Lumsden Van Stone Co.,
and will commence his duties Monday.
George M. Smith OF Smithtield was i'll
town Friday, having with him a party
of friends composed OF Mrs. }. T. kes-
nell of Brooklyn, \. y, Miss Berry ei
Pittsburg. Pa, and Miss kesnell of
Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry &. Lewis of st.
Louis. Mo, were In town Thursday. He
is former SkOw hogan man and runs d
here from Augusta by auto, being ac~
companed by Judge and Mrs. Leslie G.
Cornish and Miss Longfellow of that
city.
Mrs Frank w. Chase left on the noon
train Friday for d visit with relatives
in Dover. his former home. She was
accompanied by Miss Ellen Hill of that
town. Who had been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Chase for a few days.
Miss Sarah Merrill of Augusta. who
had been the guest of Miss Marion
Brainerd. returned home Friday She
is employed as a stenographer in the
office of her father, Geo, w. Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Russell of Car
roll. Iowa, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Williams of Mt. Pleasant
avenue. Mr. Russell is a brother of
Are Williams