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


of Newtonville, Mass, and a graduate
of Harvard Medical in the class Oh
1897. He has been practicing in Mt
Vernon for some seven or eight years
Mrs. Williams is a graduate of the
Newton High school, Mass, after
which she was an assistant in the
scientific department of the same in
stitution. Her home was formerly
West Newton, Mass. They Were
married at Augusta at the residence
of DR.. and Mrs. James w North
Dee. 25, 1901 the officiating clergyman
being the Rev. Geo. Frederic Degen
former rector of st. Marks Episcopa
church. The table was in the usua
Christmas colors, the centrepiece E
large cut glass vase of red carnations
and asparagus vine. Ribbon runners
of red to harmonic with carnations
run length of table with asparagu
vine twined over II Paf~oe rao-4'
were served. The Misses Pariin, Miss
Helen Hopkins, Miss Rena Bickford
and Miss Viola Workman assisted at
the tables. Miss Mildred Parlin wait
ed upon the door. Many fine presents
were received.
READFiELD.
DEPOT-M. S. Collins has sold the
Hilton farm, Manchester, 10 W.
Scott Of Melrose, Mass.
Maurice Crosby, Boston, is VISITING
relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis Readfield
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. John Abel
and family over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Cole, Mt. Yer
non, who have been passing severa
days at the home of his brother, Hen
ry Cole. returned home. Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Sherburne who ha.
been the guest Of relatives for som.
time in Boston and vicinity. Ne1
hampshire and Livermore. arrived
Monday. and was the guest of he
daughter. Mrs. Chesley. before return
ing home.
Frank Flynt, a former station agen
nj Readfield. now at Skowhegan wa
calling ON friends, Wednesday.
Mrs Mary Gordon. returned from
Bath, Tuesday, accompanied by he.
daughter, Miss Marguerite Gordon
who has been making quite an ex
tended visit with her sister. Mrs Har
rington who came. Thursday accom-.
panied by her daughter, Miss Beatrc
and son Gordon TO pass Christmas
her early home, with the Gordon fam
ily
Christmas celebrations began Friday
afternoon at the primary schoolroom
exercises arranged by the teachers
the Misses Davis and Griffin. Songs
and Rotations We're pleasing to all
Quite Il number We're present Satur-
dag evening a fine program under the
auspices Of the Sunday school, was
given at the Depot church. A we'll
filled house listened to the varied
Christmas exercises. which were vel
rendered. Solos by the Misses Fran.
ces Adeil, Lillian Alden and Lillian
Brann. under the especial care of Mrs
L. ". Roundy We're appreciated by
the audience
Mr. and Mrs r. ]. Dudley enter
tanned their daughter. Mrs Fife Sea-
mans and her son Albert of Good
VIII Farm school, at Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. S. Collins and
daughter, Miss Lorna, Baby stewart
and Mrs. NJ. J. Townsend. We're at
Maranacook, entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Collins Christmas
A Christmas dinner was served rel
| atives with family at Mrs, y. d. Cor
dons with quite a large company
present and a Christmas tree laden
With presents
Herman Adams. Belgrade was the
guest of r. a. Brann. Christmas al
| the home of Mr.. Brann's brother. r.
| D. Brann.
Clifton Harrington. Bath. who came
Saturday was Christmas guest OF
Mrs. Mary Gordon.
EAST-Mrs. Hannah j. Holmes died
Sunday, Dee "a, aged Is. Funeral ser
vices Will be held at her late residence
| at p. NJ. Wednesday. and will be at
tended by Rev. Mr.. Wood, of Kents
Hill, a former pastor Two sisters
Mrs. Sophie Smart of Quincy, Mass.
| and Mrs, Margie Parlin of ReadfeId
| survive.
Mrs. C. C. Morrill, spent Christmas
! with her sister. Mrs. W. d Haines. OF
Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt of NorridgewocR
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. W
T. Mace and attended church at The
village sunday
Mr.. Evans of Someryille, is VISITING
al Hugh Gums His deceased wifi
was a sister of Mr. and Miss Gum
ami his little daughter, Jennie, is with
them.
Mrs. Elmer Berry has returned Il
parien, Conn. and Mr.. Berry is in tht
employ of r. D. Gordon.