Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-28
FAIRFIELD.

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Thursday evening at the Univer-
salist church occurred the wedding of
two Of F'airfeld's most popular young
people when Edward Benjamin Hinek
ley and Marion F'reeland Ireland We're
united in marriage. At S o'clock the
wedding party marched down the
aisles to the strains of Mendelsohh's
Wedding March played by Miss Agnes
Carton. The bride and groom stood
under an arch of evergreen and the
knot was tied by Rev George Walter
Hihckley. father of the groom. The
single ring service was used. The
bride was given away by her father,
William Ireland Prayer was offered
by Rev. i. E. Barton. pastor of the
church. Miss Mildred Keene of Show
hogan was maid of honor and the
brides maids We're Miss Florence Free
land. Miss Alice Duren, Miss Pauline
Herring and Miss Faith Hinckley. sis
ter of the groom. Walter Hncklev, a
brother of the groom. was best man.
The ushers were Merle Hitchcock of
Philadelphia. Donald Prentiss of Hart
ford, Conn, William Ford of Stamford,
Conn. and William Hilton of Green
Vile. Me The first three are members
of Mr., HincklcY's fraternity at Yale.
the Book and Bond" while Mr. Hinck-
ley and Mr.. Hilton belonged to the
same fraternity at the University of
Maine, the phi Kappa Sigma" The
flower girls We're: Charlotte Pratt and
Madeline Waldron. They scattered
hoWers when the bridal party were
coming in and going out of the church
They We're dressed in white.
The church which was filed with the
friends of the couple both IN Fairfield
and out of town was beautifully dec
GRATED with asparagus white birch
and sweet peas. All around the room
were birch trees and on the platform
whore the ceremony was performed
was an arch of evergreen. Mrs. Mar
ton Freeland mad charge of the dec
ordtons. The brides dress was of
directoire satin with bridal veil
caught up by a wreath of the lilies
OF the, valley. She carried shower
bouquet of brides roses. Miss Mildred
keenc maid of honor. wore yellow
chiffon silk over satin and she carried
pink roses.
George Rither returned Thursday in
his automobile from trip to Burling-
tor. He reports the roads as being
very muddy.
Miss Josephine We5cott of Augusta
is spending few days in town.
NJ. n Murray returned Thurs
Jay 10 two-weeks visit with
friends in Hrmford Fail7
'ieorge y eels was in North Arson
.aagsl'F on business.
.s s1tare Is having a concrete
=, tnl&nI HG put under his residence
on 2u1iil street
Harold Weeks, who is employed dur
Ing the summer near Rangeley Lakes
as fire warden spent few hours at
his home here Thursday while on his
way to Higgins Beach, where he will
visit friends for few days
Mrs. w. s. Morrows has gone to
Weeks Mills. where she viii visit her
cousin. Mrs. Fred Bonney, for few
tdays
Miss Vivian Smith. who has been
passing few days in town, has re-
turned to China.
Jpiti ddttlHitH anu ttHSlleI, Dora,
have returned from Clinton, where
Ethey have been visiting Mr. Jacquith S
brother.
Mrs Fred Trip and children left
| Thursday fer Woodstock. where they
viii visit relatives,
Mrs Andrew Curtis and Mrs. Drew
of Boston. who have been the guests
of Mrs Charles Jakins for the past
few days. have returned to their
homes.
Miss Sadie Williams of Fairfield
Center, who has been visiting for a
few weeks at the North Pond camps
lat North pond, has returned to this
town and is the guest Of Mrs. e. l..
! Tozier. - 49, s.t a.a
Mr. and Mrs Henry Glazier of Fair
| field Center have returned from a two
weeks trip which they spent with rela :
tives in Boston and Revere Beach.