Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-07-28
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\ most pleasant surprise was afford
ee Albert Dyer as we'll as Mrs DYER
few days ago when lady came into
his store and presented herself as.
Mrs Mosiai Hagan, who said she was
the daughter of Frank A. Weld of
Windor, MINI. Mr. Weld was formerly
of SkoWhegan. being graduate of
the High school here in the Glass of
1877 and was a schoolboy and
''ehum" of Mr. Dyer He left here when
a young man and through his own eff
forts has become one of the leading
educators of his state. now being pres
ident of the state Normal school. Mrs
Hagan was recently married to 81
physician of their home city and DR.
and Mrs. Hagan were here in Maine on
their honeymoon. She had never been
to Maine and was anxious to see her
fathers boyhood home which is on the
Middle road. Mr.. Weld was here Ii
years ago.
William O. Day and Miss Susie III.
little We're married Thursday evening
al the Bethany Baptist parsonage, Rev.
George Merriam officiating, the single
ring service being used. MIR. Day is
farmer living in the east part of the
town. Mrs Day is a resident of Cleve-
land. Ohio. and has passed some time
IN teaching and as a stenographer
For the last few weeks she has been
employed here in the wooden mill.
Frank Durgin of The Forks was in
town Thursday on business.
Mis-. Jennie Malbon went Thursday
to southport for visit of several
davs.
Ralph J. Cleveland of this town and
Miss Addie F. Dunbar of Carmel We're
married at 80 p. NJ. Thursday at the
Methodist parsonage, The ceremony was
performed by Rev. f. l.. Hayward. the
single ring service beng used. Mr.. and
Mrs Cleveland will make their home on
Mechanic street in the house owned by
Mr. Cleveland. Mrs. Cleveland is the
daughter of Albert NJ. Dunbar, book
binder of Carmel. She was educated in
the schools of that town and Wa.erville
High school She is a sister of r. E,
Dunbar a printer here.
Mr.. Cleveland is an electrician. He is
the son of Mrs Steven Cleveland. Mr..
Cleveland is a graduate of the Norridge-
wock High school in the class of 1902.
having received honors from this school
He also received Iurther education at the
University of Maine. His mechanical
ability and inventive mind have attracted
considera BILE attention.
Mrs. u. f. Buckley went to East Lynn
Thursday to pass several days.
Mrs. G. Il. Clough went to Southport
THURSDAY, where she will be gone sew
eral days.
Frank O. Cornell of Milford was in
town Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Olive r. Carter of Caratunk is
visiting her niece. Mrs. Albert Dyer. for
a few days
Mrs Frank Emery left here Thursday
for New York City, where she will visit
her husband and daughter Miss Clara
Emery, for several days.
There will be meeting at P. M
Sunday at the Malbons Mill school
house under the auspices of the local
Y. NJ. C. A. Two ladies from the g II.
Society of the Congregational church
will furnish vocal music M. Gerry
Plummer will be the speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Norton are spend
ing their annual vacation in CANADA.
They were in Quebec Wednesday
Frank Washburn and Susan Paine of
North Arson have filed petitions i'll
bankruptcy. The first meeting of their
creditors will be Aug. H.
Miss Adelaide Holway. one of the
teachers In the Madison High school.
has been offered a position in the Ed
ward Little High school, Auburn. She
has not yet accepted the position The
aF 70 hau
her leave as she is considered one of
the best teachers in the county.
w. l.. White of Rockland has leased
Dodlin quarry at Norridgewock for a
term of five years. Mr.. White began
operations this week in the manufac-
ture of paving stones for New York
city. Twenty five men have begun
work in the quarry and 1t is expected
that many more will be employed as
fast as the company can get them. The
re-opening of this quarry means much
to the towns of Norridgewock end
Smithfield and is considered a boom
tor them. This quarry was originally
opened number of years ago and was
one of the chief industries of the town
Tor many years. MIR. White was for
merly of the Both Brothers and Hurri-
cane Island Lime Company
M. Gerry Plummer will spend his an
nual vacation at South Freeport
Congressman S W. Gould of Skow
| hcean has introduced bill for a new
post office at Bangor The amount
cdlled for is sf50.000
| Miss Lila Pierce returned wednes-
day night from Scion. where she has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. NJ L.
French, for 4 week.
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