Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-27
Jones. Dr. +. w. Jackson and Edison

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Achorn.
The First Baptist church held it's
annual Harvest home in Grange hall
Friday evening. The proceeds from
the supper and the sale of fruits, vege-
tables and fancy articles contributed
amounted to $40.
The funeral of the late Samuel H.
Kennedy, who died very suddenly last
Wednesday of heart disease, was held
Friday, Rev. A. A. Bennett preaching
the funeral sermon. Mr.. Kennedy, a
much esteemed citizen, was IS years
Old. widow, one daughter and a
son, the latter student in Bowdoin
College, survive.
SOUTH.-There was d small attend
ance at church last Sunday morning,
on account of the rain, but those pres
ent enjoyed fine sermon.
S. D. Erskine is buying and packing
apples for firm in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. Arthur Fish returned home
from Boston last Monday
The Grange held d box supper at
their hall recently. which was a sue
cess socially and financially.
Miss RoWena Hilton, who has been
employed at the Poland Spring House
TINS summer, returned home Monday
Misses Florence Hemenway and
Fester McCurda, who are attending
Lincoln Academy. spent Saturday and
sunday at their homes in this place.
!. WiSCASSET.
4 L.. 4. Houdlette and family of Wool
wich were in town Saturday on their
from, Inn Il
Mrs. Roy Reed and daughter, of
Portland. were in town last week to
attend the marriage of Miss Frances
Albee.
Miss Lillian Smith has gone u New
York before visiting relatives in Sal
EN-. Mass, where she expects to spend
the winter
Mrs. Lucy Lambert has closed her
house on Federal street and gone to
Boston for the winter
3 Mrs. Alice Albee of Boston. Mass
has been visiting Mrs. Margare; Dam
or the past week, returning home Fri
day.
Tuesday evening. previous to her
marriage on Wednesday evening of
last week. friends of Miss Francis Al
bee. under the direction of Mrs. Henry
Rines and Miss Ida West rendered
Albee. The special dining room
was cleared for a social hop after
which refreshments Of fruit punch
were served. A delightful evening
was enjoyed by all present. The gifts
both beautiful and useful. We're heart
lily received as marks of esteem as
we'll as for their intrinsic value. A
an early hour the guests Departed
having expressed many wishes for
future happiness and prosperity.
Wednesday evening Oct, 10Th, at $
o'clock Miss Sarah Frances Albce. one
of our most popular young ladies and
R"dolf Roland of New York. We're
quietly married in the First Congrc-
2ational church of this place The
bride was becomin2ly gowned i'll white
marnuisette over white satin. entrain.
tastefuliy decorated with hand en-
hroiderN and crySal fringe. Rev.
Howard Lincoln. pastor of the Con-
gregational church, of which the bride
is q member. performed the single
ring service with only immediate rel
atives Of the bride as witnesses. Lit
tie AllCP ikeeu. ihtCt' t'Cteu no
flower bearer and F. w. SeWall.
church organisi, played ii wedding
march. The bride was the recipient
of many beautiful gifts among which
were cut glass. silver. painted china,
jewels. linen. bric-a -brac. After a
tlip TO Thousand Islands and vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland will reside in
New York City where the best wishes
OF host of friends will meet them in
their new home.