Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-11-12
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EAST.--A large and merry company
of relatives and friends met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Hall.
Thursday evening. to commemorate
TIE seventh anniversary of their we'd
ding day Mr. and Mrs. Hall are
prominent in church and grange work
and are held in high esteem by their
friends. and when. seen years ago.
10th having been previously bereft of
| a help-n1ett. they joined hands the
relatives looked upon it as a happy
union.
The demonstration Thursday eveen-
| ing Was "A complete surprise to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall, who We're kept at hime by
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arnold and
Walter Arnold. who arrived early and
staid to tea with them. 1t was not
gun 70 drop in. that a glimmer as TO
| the real state of affairs began 70 dawn
on the minds of the host and hostess
When little after eight o'clock the
townspeoplc began to pour in, they
were assured that something out of
the ordinary was in the wind.
Mir. and Mrs. Hall We're presented
b. their friends with a very hand
some dinner set and 4 set Of silver
knives and forks, and in addition to
these Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Merrill Of
Winslow, presented them with a beau
tiful silver ladle. Will Wyer of Au-
@usta a nephew ui Mrs. Hall, made
he presentation speech in a very
happy manner. to which Mr.. Hall re-
spondcd. feelingiy. as did also his wife.
\ short program was enjoyed, con-
isting Of recitations by three little
girls, Davida Ethel and Airline Clark,
and d reading entitled The OLD Cider
MILL" was given by Mrs. Clara Clark.
a daughter of Mrs. Halls first hus-
band. Dal id Wyer, and which was
very appropriate as there is an old
ciGr mill on til" farm. which Mrs.
Clark'S father used to operate in
former years.
After the program delicious refresh
mentS of ice cream and cake We're
served carly. as some of the guests
We're Obliged to leave on the 10 O'Clock
car Tor Watcryille. Among the guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. George S.
$. Clark and daughter. Davida Benja
min Wyer of Haverlnill. Mass: Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Merrill of Winslow;
Vile: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wyer of
Fairfield: Will Wyer of Augusta: Mrs.
A. =. Norris and Elwood Norris. of
Winsl"W: Mrs. Fl. III. BNtterticld and
Mrs Harry COleman Of Bangor: Mrs.
Bertha Randall and Alton Randall. of
H;llowell; Mr. and Mrs Henry Arm
Old and Walter Arnold Of So. China;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marden. Mr. and
Mrs Marcellus Small. Mr.. and Mrs.
g. ". Mower Nh and Mrs. George l..
Clark and daughters Ethel and Ar
line: Mr.. ard Mrs. f. S. Bragg. Carroll
Bragg. Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Wallace
Mrs T.. =. Lamson. Mrs. Warren Sea-
ward Mrs. II. o. LampsO,. Mrs. Frank
Marden. Miss Lida Bradley. Mrs. Mary
A. Stafford, Mrs. ElzaGa Bragg Miss
Blanche Marshall. Mrs. Frank Hussey.
Mrs. Lizzie Jackson and Miss Smart.
Til" best wishes OF all We're extended
by the departing guests to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall and expressions Of pleas
ure at the success Cf the affair were
heard on every hand.
SOUTH CHINA.
Willis .Iones. Colby -. arrived on
| thursday 70 Spenu Il lew days with ms:
mother, Mrs. Anna vi. Jones.
Mrs. Elizabeth Is. Jones attended
Friends Quarterly meeting in Win
throp last saturday and Sunday and
has since been visiting friends there
Chicken thieves were abroad
Wednesday night and visited the hen
house OF Rev. +. L. Jones. j. Albert
Jones. Harry Austin and Rev. Perry
Leach capturing about ~ :oal
NasSalbOro Quarterly meeting of
Friends will be held at the chapel Oh
Saturday and Sunday. Several min
listers are expected.
ElWood II. Jenkins of Augusta Wis
tied his mother. Mrs. Fl. r. Jenkins.
Thursday.