Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-07

| Cidui tl.u JdIf1eS JdylOT VI
were guests at the Peck cottage last
week
Irving Moody is home from Bangor
where he was recent graduate of the
Shaw Business College.
| Mrs. Alonzo Brown passed a few
days with friends in Unity last week.
! Master Alpbonse Richie of Belfast
has been passing two weeks in town
| with his cousins John and Waldo Holt.
| Mrs. H. p. Berry and son Ross are
home from Providence, r. l. and are at
c. c. Sylvester's.
Oscar f.. Edgerly of Lynn, Mass, has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
| Skidmore the past week.
| Mrs. Angie Cotton of Newton Mass
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. Caroline
| Brown.
| Mrs. Walter Cargill and son Neal of
| Lynn, Mass, are in town for the sum-
| mer, guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Car
| gill
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pulsifer Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived in town last
| week and are at the Pulsifer cottage
on Georges lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown left last
IL
has been called to preach in a new
/ church for the summer.
A very pretty wedding took place at
J the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee
man in Palermo June 90 when their
daughter Stella Beatrice was united In
marriage to Walter Henry Young of
Brewer, formerly of West Liberty. The
ceremony was performed by T. r. Pen
| tacost, VINO used the ring service of the
Episcopal church. Only the immediate
| families were present. The ceremony
was followed by a reception to neigh
| bo"s and friends. The house was elab-
orately decorated with daisies, roses,
maiden hair ferns and oak leaves. The
bride looked charming in white nuns
yelling gown, beautifully embroidered
and was attended by Miss Flora Sher-
man. Russell Belding of Palermo was
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Young will be
at home in Brewer after July 5.
| Mrs. Amelia Cox, widow of the late
| Henry Cox was found dead in her
{ room Sunday afternoon by some of her
neighbors. Mrs. Cox was 81 years
of age
| "A party of 20 from Belfast arrived
in town Saturday to spend the Fourth
| at the cottage owned by L. G. Morse
on Georges lake. ..
| SOUT-While driving over the road
where road machine had just been
working, Percy. Benner of Liberty was
| thrown from his wagon last Friday
The horse then ran away, but fortunately
no damage was done.
| While leading a fat steer through this
place, destined for beef the steer got
away from his leader. and at last ac-
Icounts was still free. He had been pur
! chased by Percy Benner, the Liberty
Charles Cunningham passed last week
with his sister, Mrs. Tracy. at Augusta.
F. w. Cunningham went to Waldoboro
on. business last Thursday.
| A number from this place attended the
| ball July l at Grange hall. Washington.
ana as usual, all report a very enjoy able
| time.
MONTVILLE.
| CENTER-Mrs. Rosetta Price, of
Rockport was at Llewellyn Keller's
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Foster of
| Tewksbury. Mass, are visiting his par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Foster.
Mrs. Caroline Jackson, Mr. and Mrs
| Franklin Sherer, and Miss Della Cain,
are at d. c. Gains.
Mrs Sarah Thompson is visiting her
] son, Benton f. Thompson.
Mrs. r. NJ. Carter is home from Bos-
| ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watts of Water
vile are guests of b. f. Thompson.
| ALLEN Goodwin visited friends in Pal
ermo recently.
| The Soap Club met with Mrs. j. A
Sprowl last Wednesday.
| Mrs f. "A. Sprowl, and Mr.. and Mrs.
F. r. johnson have returned to Bev-
erly, Mass.
Silas Bryant of Knox, with a crew of
men, Strengthened up the large barn of
James Fl. Bartlett last Thursday
| Miss Ethel Sanford of Worcester ar
rived last Wednesday, to visit her faith
er Frank w. Sanford
Mr. ard Mrs. c. r. Hustus, of Burn
| ham, were down last week bringing
| home their daughter, Mrs. George A.
! Choate, who has been visiting them
While here Mr.. Hustus made some re-
pairs on his barn.
| Edwin S. Bachelor. of Norridgewock
| was recent guest of his granddaugh-
ter, Mrs e. O. Bridges, and Mrs Ell
nora Banton.
Tho Woodbury. brothers of Marrill
were III town last week pressing hay.