Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-24
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A very pretty home wedding soc-
cured at high noon Wednesday at the
home Of Mrs. Luretta Tucker, her on
w daughter. Miss Ena Tucker, being
united in marriage to Clifford @.
Trumhull of Lawrence. Mass. Rev. B.
w Russell, pastor of the Methodist
church in Newport, former pastor in
this town, ofTiciated, using the single
ring service Master Bernard Landman
was ring bearer. The parlor was very
handsomely decorated in green and
white, the decorating being done by
young lady friends of the bride. The
ceremony was performed under an
arch of evergreen, edged with ny
drangeas The bride was goWned in
white silk and carried shower bou-
auet nf white sweet peas. The hallway
and dining room were decorated WIN
golden rod and white flowers. The
wedding march was played by Miss
Iona Perkins. ~
Following the ceremony, which was
attended by the members of the fam
lily. a few friends, including Miss Ma
riop E. Fowle of Amherst N. H, and
Miss Viola j. Turner of Palermo. Mrs.
Edward Meeson and daughter. Miss
Abbie Meeson of Fall River, Mass.
lunch was served by Misses Bessie and
celia Gilman and Mary Drake as
walters. The bride was the recipient
of L large number of valuable pres
ents
Mrs. Trumbull Is one of Pittsfieid's
most highly esteemed young ladies.
she was graduated at Maine Central
Institute, class of '9S Since that time
she has been teacher in Maine and
New Hampshire. During the past year
she closed her school work by teach
ing in her home town. The groom is in
business in Lawrence, Mass. as
contractor They left Wednesday aft
ernocn for that place. where they will
reside, occupying home already pre-
pared for them. The best wishes of
many friends will follow them.
Miss Prestena Jersey. who has been
passing q few weeks at Ocean Park.
returned home Wednesday, aceompa-
MED by Miss Annie Johnson.
Mrs Mary Hunter left Wednesday
for visit at her old home in Ded-
ham. She will also visit in Bangor and
Dexter. g.
The fall term of the rural schools
will begin Monday, Aug. 49, The village
schools will open Sept s.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Bradford, who
live in Aroostook county, are visiting
Mrs Bradford's cousin, Charles Ber-
deem. Mrs Charles Allen of Ripley
is a guest of her niece. Mrs. Berdeen.
Mrs Kate Nash and daughter Mari
on, who has been visiting in Veazis
with Mrs Nash's brother. John Ber-
deem. returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. F. W Briggs, who has spent
the summer at Lakewood. returned
home Wednesday. tHsa4
Miss Genie Martin is visiting rela-
tives in Waterville
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell are
spending two weeks with friends at
Lakewood :
Miss Hazel Morgan of Lowell, Mass.
is visiting her cousin. Mrs w. S. Hill.
Mrs. Eva Connor. who has occupied
her cottage at Ocean Park for sew
efal weeks. returned home Wednesday,.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter varnum are
visiting relatives in Portland.
F. f. Andrews. who recently sold his
grocery business here and Purchased
has spent few days here with his
family. who will join him in Rox-
bury within Il few weeks.
Miss l. NJ. Knox of Boston is a guest
of Mrs. F., B. Dow. who has recently
entertained Miss Jessie Worthen of
Augusta.
Mrs Annie NJ. Frost went to North
port Wednesday to attend the FEEDER
alton of the w. c. T. u. of Sonner-
set, Penobscot and Waldo counties,
which is to be held Aug. "a
The members of Stephen Davis Post
and Women's Relief Corp held their
| first meeting since a vacation of a
month Wednesday afternoon Sand
wiches coffee, ice cream and cake
| were served. 49,