Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-06
Golden Wedding Of Mr..
And Mrs. Edwin Freeman.
The Local ". C. 7. U. Enter
laInsd al q Lawn Party.
Duazullkit Club Guests Of Miss
Hazel Shaw Wednesday.

MT. anu MIS- i%oNIH TetHldU, dS-
sisted by their many friends. celebrat-
ed the 50th anniversary of their mar
rage Friday evening, June 80. at their
home in East winthrop. They received
their guests under an arch of evergreen
and flowers. assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lorenzo Written, who attended them
at their wedding in Wayne 80 years
ago, and who observed their own an
niyersary Oct. 81. 1919.
After the reception much time was
passed on the lawn, which was deco
rated for the occasion. poem by MIS-
Nellie Gray, a sister of Mrs. Freeman
was read; also one by Frank Plum
mer. Delightful music was rendered
by the Philharmonic Orchestra of Aa-
gnsta Carl Ames director.
A. T. Brainard, in behalf OF their
neighburs and friends at East win
tnrop. presented them with purse oil
gold. Mr. Freeman responded in an ap-
propriate manner Many other gifts oil
coin. etc, were received from relatives
and friends.
NJ Freeman was born May 4. 1910,
in Milo Me. son of Rowland and Har-
riet L. D. Freeman, who later moved
u MdiiNiltssltit VIZ. Ni4tl z iilF7 coN A'|@'
was passed, and where he attended
the public schools and the Maine Wes-
levan Seminary at Kent's Hill. Dur
ing the war he served in the 2lst Me.
Regt. Since that time much of his life
has been passed in Massachusetts ana
the West Several years ago they re-
turned To East Winthrop to make their
permanent home.
+ Mrs. Freeman, whose maiden name
was " Augusta Wadsworth. daughter
OF Alvah and Sarah T. Wadsworth.
was horn in 1892 in Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman have one son.
Charles r.. of Worcester. Mass. and
one daughter, Edith A. of Boston.
The guests departed at a late hour.
wishing them many years of happiness
and prosperity.
Mrs. Emery a, Wood has returned from
a visit with relatives in Winslow and
Waterville.
Miss Hazel Shaw entertained the Duaz-
ulikit Club at her home on Central street
Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon
was delightfully."- passed. Delicious re-
freshments were enjoyed. No meeting
next week. a the club will hold Its Field
day Thursday of next week at New
Meadows Inn.
A meeting of the Winthrop. Cemeteries
Association viii be held at 7.30 this
Thursday evening at II. E. Fosters office
f. Gottechalk of New York and Mr.
and Mrs. Blontier of Augusta were July
Attn guests of Mrs Rose Caron.
The Standard Bearers will hold Food
sale at the Methodist vestry at go Fri
day afternoon.
c. NJ. Loyejoy of Wayne visited IN
town Wednesday.
The w. c. r. L. was entertained at a
most delightful Lawn party Wednesday
afternoon at the Methodist parsonage
Mrs. Sargent gave very fine paper on
1.-The Ideal Statesman" 1t being the
birthday of Hannah J. Bailey, for sc
many years president of the local union
the ladies presented her with beautiful
basket of cut flowers She responded very
tenderly and affectionate1y. Lemonade
and fancy crackers We're served. The
guests: Mrs. Hannah Bailey. Mrs. Clara
Mumford, Mrs. Anna Richmond, Mrs Sa-
rah Taggart, Mrs. A. b. Adams, Mrs
Georgia Williams. Miss Alice Clough
Miss Mary Jones. Mrs. Farr. Mrs, Newal
Strout, Mrs H. b. Maxfeld, Mrs. John
Dudley Mrs E. A. Mason, Mrs. Mary
Bailey, Miss Grace Gatehell, Mrs. Clara
Johnson Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Sargent
Miss Mae Sargent, and Mrs Jas. Baker