Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-04
MADISON.
Vital Statistics for The
Month Of October,
Halloween Party Given by The
Junior Glass Of High School.
Local and Personal Jotiiugs Gath.
cred from About Town.

The following vital statistics arc
shown for the month of October by the
Madison town clerks books Mar
riases: Oct. s. Ralph w. Messer and
Miss Pearl Harville, both of East Mad
ison: Oct. Z, Jack Sears Barker of Ber-
hin, ". H., and Miss Mary Budd Pep
per Of Madison: Oct. :, Phil Perry and
Miss Roxie Merrill, both OF Arson Oct.
IL, Peter Soehie and Josephine Coro,
both of Madison: Oct Is, Ivan Fl.
Steward and Miss Lydia r. Nedeau,
both Of Madison; Oct 10, John c. Shir-
ray and Miss Susie Serencha; Oct. p,
Fred L. Beaulief and Miss Mabel
oGodchild; Oc1. 26, Frank l.. Currier
and Miss Annie Mae Maslen both of
Madison; Oct. 90, George e. Patten of
Scion and Miss Catherine Lawrence Of
Madison. Deaths: Oct. 6. Mary S. Al
bert, age l year, 4 months Oct. 10.
Vaudeville Bosworth, age 81 years. 6
months and l day: Oct. H. Mrs. Agnes
Lcngley. age 2s years, 4 months. and
days. Births Oct. 5. to the wife of
Herbert Spear, a son. Oct. "A, to the
wife of Andrew Drottar. daughter;
Oct. 20, TO the wife Of Thomas Moore, a
daughter; Oct 30, to the Wife of En-
nest Emerson a daughter; Oct. 81, To
the wife Of Edward Harding, a son.
A HRAqys,ep party. was held, Fri
day ayasskhg Ak slie High school build
ing under the auspices of the Junior
class. In spite of. the rain company
of 90 young people were present and a
very enjoyable evening was passed.
There was an excellent musical and
literary program and the order of eX-
ercises was: Piano solo, Miss Gladys
Wilson; vocal duet, Miss Barbara
Hnrd and Miss Edith Gordon. recita-
ton, Bertha Norton; at this time came
a farce entitled, Down East vocal
solo. Bertha Norton the last number
on the program was THE Pipe Organ
Ghost" A number of young people
were attired as ghosts and as they
were struck with the pointer by the
o,ganist gave forth several tunes. Fol-
lowing TIE program came sale of ice
cream and candy. after which games
were enjoyed until a late hour. The
net proceeds amounted to $40.
Mrs Thomas Mitchell left, Thursday
afternoon. for few days visit With
friends in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Adams. who
have been visiting relatives in Nor
ridgew ock fer the past week, returned,
saturday morning.
Mrs Alice Perkins of Lewiston ar
rived, Saturday, to visit relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
Miss Blanch Wilber. who is an as
sistant in the Woodfords High school,
arrived, Friday night, to visit her pa
rants, Mr.. and Mrs G. A. WILDER.
Mrs. Helen Dinsmore, who has been
the guest of her sister in Auburn for
a week, returned, Friday, to Madison.
Mira Mary r. Tarbox, the department
president of Maine, Ladies of the G. A.
r.. was given a grand reception at Odd
Fellows hall, in Madison. Thursday
evening Mrs. Tarbox delivered one of
the finest, most patriotic addresses ever
listened to- and charmed her large au-
dience by her delightful manner She
was beautifully gowned in violet crepe
gown She spoke in North Arson. Fri
day evening. Mr.. Tarbox accompanied
his wife from Fryeburg. They are max
ing the trip in their automobile.