Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-27

n TdIlh anu 1StioeH ftdstiho Sttit tte'f
and Donna Yeaton of Bates, Marion I
Tebbetts of Colby and Fred Tebbetts !
of U. of NJ. are passing the Christmas
recess at their homes here.
Leigh Shaw leaves, this week for an
automobile trip to California: He will
be accompanied by Clarence Partridge
of Augusta.
Mrs. b. c. stevens visited relatives
in Brunswick, last week.
The dates of the Grange fair have
been set for Tuesday and "Wednesday,
Jan. 9 and 10. There win be a play
each night for which rehearsais are
now under way. There will be a sup
per and dancing each evening.
James Tcwle, the new blacksmith,
who has moved here from Gardiner,
has occupied the Nicholas house with
his family.
Lawrence Minot Is the proud posses
sor Of a fine ccllie pup, which was
sent him from Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f.. Perkins passed
the day. wednesday, with Mr. Perkins
aunt, Mrs. y. =. Winslow, of Man
chester.
Russell p. Clement is passing his
Christmas vacation with his grand
mother Mrs O. S. PeriSins, of North
Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wadleigh arrived.
Saturday. from Warren, Mass, TO Wis
it Mr. Wadleigh's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton Wadleigh.
Among those who We're at Mr.. and
Mrs W f. Perkins, Sunday, Dec. a,
were: Mrs. Alton Wadieigh and
daughter Rawena and Grandville
Downs of Belgrade, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wadleieh Of Warren Mass, George
Piper and Joseph Po8ler of Augusta,
Miss Eva and Lucia Ashland Gardi-
ner. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Piper and
children OF Mt. Vernon.
Lincoln Bartlett of Belgrade Lakes
was sunday visitor at his fathers
q. q Bartlett
There was 4 Christmas tree and en-
tertainn1ent at the Lincoln sehoolheuse
Saturday evening, Dec. q. under the
direction Of Misses Blanche Hanson
and Angie Bartlette. An interesting
program was rendered. After the ex-
ercises. Santa Claus was announced,
and came in with much stamping of
feet. He carried big pack and at
once began the distribution of gifts.
The tree was well laden with gifts for
pupils. parents and friends. Much
credit is due Miss Hanson and her as
sistants for their untiring efforts to
make the entertainment a success.
NORTH-The marriage of Arvah p.
Watson of Lula Mae Elwell occurred
Wednesday afternoon. Dec. 20. at the
residence of Mrs. Lucy Watson. mother
OF the groom. Rev. E. a. Trites of Wa
teFville performing tie ceremony in the
presence of the immediate families of the
bride and groom. The bride was gowned
in white silk dotted muslin trimmed with
lace, and carried bouquet of white
roses, The groom wore the conventional
black. The couple We're unattended. Fol-
lowing the happy event reception
was held. in the evening, which proved a
very happy occasion. The bride and
groom stood in bower of evergreen
and red berries from the center of which
was suspended a large wedding bell. They
We're assisted In receiving by the brides
sbrother. Charles El~eH, and aunt, Mrs.
Larry OF Skewhegan Dainty refresh
ments were served during the evening,
consisting of saltines. cake, fancy crack
ers, ice cream and fruit punch. The
presents We're many and beautiful. The
bride is one OF our best teachers,
having taught in town for the past six
years with excellent success The groom
is a successful farmer and is also the
proprietor Of Kennebee Camp, a school
for boys They win make their future
home with the groom,s mother
NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mer-
row and Mr.. and Mrs. {. j. Anderson
attended the State Grange at Lewiston,
last week
Olan Richardson is passing the
Christmas holiday with his sister Mrs
Alvah Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Alexander and
family spent Christmas with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Thing
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Vinegar Of Oak
land passed Monday with her mother
Mrs. Martha Gleason.
Mr. and Mrs. J. *. Damren enter
tanned their family Christmas. namely
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Ham OF Augusta,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Damren and Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Sawtelle and their
families.
WAYNE.
There was no preaching service at
the Baptist house, Sunday, owing to
the pastors absence, being called
away to attend the funeral of his faith
er.
Miss Warner. who has been visiting
Mrs. a. n. Manter, has returned to her
nome in Massachusetts.
The annual roll call of the Baptist
church will occur next Saturday, the
80 inst.