Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-06
KENNEBEC.
WAYN &.

NORTH-Miss Clara Lovejoy, the
daughter of Charles NJ. Lovejov of
North Wayne, was united in marriage
on the first day of June to Alden Frost
of Bingham The bride is a very pop
ular young lady and has many friends.
Mr.. Frost for a young man has led
quite an eventful life. He was born in
Maine and after the death Of his faith
er and when but a lad. he crossed the
continent on his bicycle and shortly
after he entered the L. ;. army and
served his enlistment in the Philippines.
ON his return he finally settled in Mon
tana and engaged in business as
jeweler. He very recently sold his in
terest in the business to his partners
and has settled in Bingham where he
has resumed his former occupation.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Allen of Mar
shall county, Dakota, arrived in town
on the 3rd and will spend few weeks
visiting relatives and friends. Mr.. AL
len was formerly a scythe maker. hIt
thinking farming more profitable. he
with his family left Maine Is years ago
and settled in South Dakota He is the
owner of 300 acres of land for which
he paid IS 90 per acre which is worth
to day $50 per acre. Wheat and flax
are his principle crops. Mr.. Allen says
that the scarcity cf help is quite Sc
rious question with farmers in the
West Mr. Allen was . member of
Company X. Bird NJ. Vol, and served
years in this regiment
READFlELD.
EAST-There was a good attendance
at church Sunday. Rev. Mr. Clifford s
theme was Witnessing for Christ. .
The music was especially fine. Mrs.
Sherburne is meeting with success as
cur organist. During the offering
Harold Heath sang a solo to organ &C
compartment. The Sunday school was
we'll attended Mrs. SaGie Thomas had
charge of boys aud girls class. and
Rev. Mr.. Clifford of the advanced BIZ
BILE class
MIS- Knapp and daughter. Mrs. j.
V. Christie. of New Jersey are at {.
NJ Heaths for a few days on theft
way to Pennington, where they spend
| the summer.
Mrs. Ada Higgins and two d8ugh-
| tors are visiting her mother. Mrs
| Berry. Invitations to wedding recep-
| ticn of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Berry
| have been received.
George Higgins Auburn, spent sun
| Cay with his parents and sister il
| this town.
BELGRADE.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gerald and sons
| of Mr. Gerald's mother. Mrs Addi'
| Gerald.
| Clark's hay pressers are at work a
Geo. Yeaton's and G. l.. Minots.
| Ray Hammond. the r. f. d. carrier
of this place. has purchased a fine new
! automobile.
The condition of Bonnie Hewitt. who
has been i'll with typhoid fever foi
| nearly three weeks, is about the same
| Hon. G. T. Stevens of Augusta was
a caller in town Sunday.
Rev. II. E. Dunnack of Augusta
preached very interesting discourse
Sunday. June at the Old Souti
church to large audience. Their
will be preaching every pleasant Sun
day through the summer at this
lchurch as follows: June IL, Children!
Sunday. concert: June 49, Rev. Malr.
Kearney, Augusta; June 25, Rev InS
Miller. Sidney; July 2, Rev. c. A. Hay
den. d. D., Oakland; July 9. Rev. A. L
Gerrish. Oakland; July Is. Rev. H. L
Dunnack. Augusta; July %. Rev. lie
roy w. Coons. Augusta; July 80, Rev
E. M. Slocombe, Augusta; Aug. s, Rev
Leroy w. Coons, Augusta; Aug. /;
Rev. Mr.. Hazelton. Oakland; Aug. q
Rev. A. L. Gerrish, Oakland. Aug q
Rev. Mr. Hazelton, Oakland; Sept
Rev. c. A. Hayden, d. d., Oakland
Sept 10. Rev. c. G. Mosher Augusts
The Ladies Aid Society will NEE
Wednesday, June Z, with Mrs. GeralC
: The infant son of Mr.. and Mr.,
George Yeaton died May 27 at the az
of three weeks.