Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-29
| MADISON.
Annual Sale and Supper
OF Sunshine Society.
CurrieT- MasIen Wedding
For Meeting Of WOmen'S Clubs.
Progressive Rally and Flag Raising
In the City Hall, Saturday.

The annual sale and supper under the
| auspices of Rainbow Branch of the In
| ternational Sunshine Society was held
Saturday afternoon. in the Congregations
! al church. The tables were arranged
| around two sides of the church parlor,
and homemade candy, quilts and fancy
articles were on sale. y Baked Bean
supper was served. from 5 to O'Clock,
and the net proceeds for the society will
amount to about $50
8The home of Mrs William Maslen on
Maple street was the scene, saturday
evening of a pretty wedding. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Annie May
Maslen and Frank Levi Currier. The
ceremony, at o'clock, was witnessed by
company of 30 relatives and friends.
Rev. J. a. Betcher. pastor of the Meth
odist church, offieiated. the<single ring
service being used. After all had extend
cd congratulations. refreshments We're
served. followed by a social. Mr.. and
Mrs. Currier were the recipients of a
number of valuable presents. They wnl
reside on Old Point avenue
Plans are being perfected for the meet
ing of the Kennebee Union of Women's
lIuDS 10 ne Helu III hSulSoli, WV. l.
II is now expected that Mrs Plummer.
the State present. will be present. Din
ner will be served by the women of the
Congregational church.
A Progressive rally was held. Saturday
evening, in Union hall. There was an
audience of Us people present and con-
siderable enthusiasm was manifested
The first speaker was Frank Pehnei
of Slxowhegan Mr.. Pennel told briefly
of the recent meeting in Portland: The
last and principal speaker was Frank
H. Haskell, ESQ. of Portland. Mr.. Has
kelfs speech was devoted TO discus
sion of the record of President Taft. the
attitude of Governor Wilson, and the
planks of the Progressive platform. a
large flag bearing the names OF the Pro-
gressive candidates was raised at T..
NJ across Main street near the |. o. O..
F. block.
Rev s. f. Leeeh and Rev. Arthur
Leech, who have been spending two
weeks hunting trip i'm Jerusalem, arrv-
ed. Saturday, in Madison, with three
deer. and passed the Sabbath with
friends in Madison. Rev. s. E. Leecn
left. Monday. for his home in Kennebunk.
and Rev Arthur Leech will drive across
country to his home in Gorham.
Mr.. and Mrs Amasa Gregory and
grandson Conrad. who have been visiting
relatives in Freedom for a few days, re-
turned. Saturday.
z. L. Perkins returned, Saturday, from
Portland. where he went, Friday morn
ing, to attend a meeting of the repre-
sentatives of the Progressive party.
Selden Wa1dronz and Harry L. Booker
left, Saturday, for Kineo, where they will
pass a week hunting.
James Field of Boston was the guest.
over, Sunday, of Mr.. and Mrs. o. T.
Briggs at their residence on Head street.
Mr.. and Mrs Waldo +. Houghton, who
have been spending a two-weeks vaea-
ton with friends in Boston and Port
land, returned, Saturday
Among those who attended the Booker
7. Washington lecture in Skowhegan.
Saturday evening, We're Miss Katrina
Manter, f. J. Washburn. Miss Doris Car
penter, Miss Geneva Fogg, LeBarron
Dibblee and NJ. NJ. Spear
Mrs. Ella Hilton returned. Monday
forenoon. to Bingham after spending a
week with her sister, Mrs. John Nor
row.
Work on the wheelpit at the Indian
Spring wooden mill has been discontinued
for several days ON account of the high
water in the Kennebec river.