The Republican journal., 1910-09-15

31st. Among others who greeted their friends
in the village the same day were Mrs. Robert
MacKenny and Miss Sybel Cummings of New
York city, Mr.. J. S. Mahoney of Methuen,
Mass, and Mrs Abbie Howard of Belfast.. :.
Miss Mabel Burgess of Union is the guest of
Miss Helen Cobb. 49,. Prof. H. E. Cobb who
spent the summer here, has returned to his
home in Chicago. Harrington's Merry Max
ers who gave entertainments last week in Di-
rigo hall, gave the closing one Saturday even
ing. Mrs Mabel Wilkins received the largest
number of votes and won the prize, parlor
lamp; Mrs. Frank Bryant won the prize for the
best dancer cher husband was her partner) and
Mrs Charles Plaisteds baby won the prize as
the prettiest baby at the baby show in the
afternoon. 800. Miss Elizabeth Fowler and Mr.
Tileston Bedford were married Tuesday, Au-
gust 3Oth at the parsonage, Rev. c. H. Bryant
officiating
FREEDOM.
Rev T. P. Williams and Mrs. Williams have
returned to their home in Houlton.. Miss
Hazel Sparrow was the guest of her aunt,
Flora Farnum, in Thorndike the past week..
DR.. Soule, the dentist from Unity village, was in
the village August 30th and was rushed with
business while here MIR. and Mrs. Edward
Small are visiting their son, DR.. A. M. Small.
DIR. M. M. Small from Weeks Mills called
on his brother, DIR. A. M. Small, September
End Quite a number from this place at
tended the fair in Watervile :. Messrs. Dana
and Seth Banton attended the Grange Field
Day in Montvile August Both " Mrs Mary
Moulton visited her friend Eliza Clement in
Fairfield the past week Miss Anna Brown
and her sister Dora from Belfast will act as
matrons in the girls dormitory this fall term
of school, The Academy opened September
9Th with F. H...Holmon as principal and the
Misses Bertha Bryant and Edna Osgood as as
sistant teachers Miss Effie Flye began her
school in the primary grade at the Academy
September 9Th DIR. Jarvis Woods from Ban
gor was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Morrison,
September 5th. Miss Matilda King has re-
turned to her home in Washington, ID. Coz.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Holmes have returned to
their home in Massachusetts -. Rev. j. Bur
ford Parry preached in Hartford, Conn, Sun
day September 5th >. Miss Ethel Bryant from
Portland visited her grandmother, Mrs. Dollie
Bryant, the past week.
LIBERTY
What might be termed a surprise wedding
took place Saturday evening, September Sd, at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Cram,
when their youngest daughter, Geneva M,
was united in marriage to MIR. Everett h.
Sherman of Beverly, Mass. Rev. George II.
Berry of Hamilton, N. Y, tied the knot in the
presence of many friends of the young couple,
using the single ring service. The parlor was
lavishly decorated with greenery and pink and
white flowers, the young couple standing IN g
bower of young maple branches studded with
asters and golden rod. A frieze of greenery
ran around the top of the room and large
punches of pink and white asters were every
where The dining room was decorated with
greenery and dahlias, the table with pale Law
ender asters. All the younger social set were
hidden, but few remaining away on account Of
the storm. The surprise was in that they
were hidden to q social party, and few knew
what was on until the strains of the wedding
march, played by Mrs. w. L, Cargill, CANT
stealing from the parlor. Some dainty ant
beautiful gifts were received, and ice cream
and cake were served. During the serving o
the refreshments the young couple again fool
ed their friends and stole quietly away in thu
rain, thus spelling several plans that had beef
made to have some fun with them. Mr.. AM
Mrs. Sherman are both popular with old ant
young and all wish them much success AM
happiness in their new life.
PROSPECT FERRY.
Miss Ellen Ridley and Miss Addie CHM, VIII
spent the summer in the CHM cottage, hav
returned to their home in Worcester, Mass. y.
MIR. and Mrs P. M. CHM have closed thei
cottage and returned to their home in Wor
cester, Mass. Their many friends here wer
sorry to have them 60 Several from her