Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-25
CharIesworth Bonney.

Miss Helen Christel Benne% and
William II Gharleswerth were mar
ried at f. NJ. Monday. at The resi-
denee of Mr. and Mrs S L. Ronney.
parents of the bride. The decorations
We're very beautiful. The parlor was
decorated gaily with autumn leaves
i'm beautiful sprays AID an arch across
ere corner was formed of ferns. ever
green and leaves with a wedding bell
suspended in the center, The decor
ations were the work of Misses Glada
land Erna Bonney. sisters of the bride.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Vesta Stockford and the young
couple came unattended through the
hall To the parlor. " here the ceremony
was performed by Rev. II. A. Clifford,
pastor of the Methodist church. of
which the bride is a member. The
single ring service vas used.
The bride wore Il very dainty gown
of white silk embroidered net over
china silk and looked very charming.
She is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. l.. BonucE AMI a native of this
town. She is momber of Arthur
Lovejoy Lodge al Rebekahs and is
very popular. The groom has resided
here only few years but has made
many friends. Both have good wishes
of nMny friends The wedding gifts
VI ere very handsome and included cut
glass, silver china. and linen.
The young people have left for a
BRIEF wedding trip tn be spent among
friends, and upon Heir return viii
reside at 80 Main street where they
will receive their friends after Nov. 10.
Edward Webster III Whitman, Mass.
and Nh and Mrs. James Webster Of
Maiden, were in town, Monday, to at
tend the funeral Of the late Charles
Webster
Doris Cooling recently entertained a
party in honor of her 18th birthday. She
received some dainty remembrances.
Ica cream and cai2c were served.
The standard Bearers met with Mrs.
Mae Walton, Monday, and an interesting
program was carried out. 1t was voted
to meet every other Monday at 4 Is, as
most Of the girls are in school. Hazel
Iugersoll WAS elected treasurer in place
of Grace Lara. who has moved to Au-
gusfa. Miss Violet French IS president
of the club
The October meeting of the Foreign
Missionary Society was held at the Meth
| odst parsonage Fourteen ladies' were
present, and the literary exercises were
very instructive. Devotiens were con
Quoted by Mrs. Mary Cover.
Mrs Edith Wells of Phillips. who ha.
been the guest of Mrs. c. w. Taggart
has returned to her home. Miss vivian
| Keene is Mrs Taggarts guest, this week
Mrs. Crosby Bean and son Carleton OF
Bangor are guests of Mrs l.. r. Carlo
ton,
Miss Carrie Murch has returned from
a visit with Mrs. w l.. Smaltz in Au-
! burn
| Ray hopkins of Gardiner and Evelyn
Hopkins of Hafowcll were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs j. y Hopkins at knick-
erbocker cottage.
| The funeral of the late Mrs. Philena
Blanchard was held. Monday afternoon
Rev II A. Clifford officiating Inter
mont was in the Metcalf cemetery. Ihe
pail bearers were Henry futile, ]. NJ
Towle, David Murch and Lewis Mills
paugh.
Mrs. Blanchard was born "a years age
| in Chicago. Her husband was Rev. ",
| :. Blanchard, Congregational preacher
| of Chicago, who for many years after
| ward was professor of English literature
at Bowdoin College.