Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-09
Marriage Of Benz, FogIer
And Birdena Traitor.
Program Of G. A. R. Services
For Memorial Day.
Notes from Hinckley and Solon---
Other News OF the Day.

pretty wedding took place at r..
M, Wednesday, when Benjamin Baker
Fogler and Miss Birdena Esther Traf-
ton, two prominent Skowhegan people
were married. The wedding was at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd 9. Nye, 80
Bush street Mrs. Nye being the sister
OF the bride. The ceremony, which
was OF double ring service, was per
formed by Rev N. Il. Baker, pastor of
the Wayne Methodist church. Maurice
Merrill, High school classmate of
the groom. was best man and Miss
Fansfa Grindie Of Waterville, brides
maid Elmer Nolin acted as usher.
Miss Agnes Manter played the wedding
march Miss Dorothy Nye the little
sthfee-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Nye. was the ring bearer. The
brides gown was of white silk over
messaline Following the ceremony a
reception was held To the invited guests,
the Immediate relatives and friends.
The reception was in charge of Miss
Dorothy Elliott q close friend of the
bride Mrs. Nye and Mrs. Mabel Jud-
tltfris acted las ushers. Miss Marie FLEET
cher and Miss Dorothy Day serving
the refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Fog
Ter will make their home in Ludlow,
ass, where he has fine position as
production engineer for the Ludlow
Manufacturing Associates. Mr.. Fogler
is the son OF Major and Mrs. j. w.
Fogler. the father being ore Of Show
hegan.s most prominent citizens and a
former banker In Washington, u. G.
His mother was Miss Hattie Baker,
daughter of the late Benjamin Baker,
for many years prominent lumber |
man The groom Is a graduate of the |
High school here and a graduate of the |
University of Maine where he was a |
member of the Sigma Chi fraternity. |
The bride Is a daughter of the late Mrs
Fronia Trafton. She is a graduate of |
the Skowhegan High school and a |
member of the class of 1906 of Colby |
College. being a member of the Sigma |
Kappa sorority. For several years she |
was teacher In the Skowhegan High |
school and for one year was money |
order clerk in the Skowhegan postofce. |
w FL Weston, commander of Rus |
sell Post q. A. r., made public the |
program for Memorial day services, |
"Wednesday. II is as follows: Music,
Skowhegan Military Band prayer. /
Rev II g. McGlau1iin. reading of
order. by the ad5utant: address of wei |
come, Past Commander p. A. Cleve- |
land solo, II b Perkins. flag drill, |
children of the schools: Lineoln's adj |
dress, S F. Emerson: singing. chill |
ssren; Meploriai day address. Hon. l., |
T Carleton of winthrop; National |
ode. America. audience. The process |
sion composed of the members of O. a.
r., Relief Corps Sons Of Veterans viii |
60 10 North cemetery. where music viii |
be played b. the band, prayer by past |
chaplain, aud decorating the graves
The procession viii then go to the |
South cemetery where services will be |
conducted by the Post and music by |
the baud. report frora The Russell |
POST shows that ii members have died |
in the last year.
Sheriff John A. Mooers was summon !
ed 10 Madison. Tuesday. where ne con-
Quoted a case for the State. which was |
before Trial Justice Newell. Alton |
Hodgdon of Arson having been arrest |
ed for search and seizure for cider |
Evidence showed that six gallons had |
been sold in weeks time. Judge |
Newell found the respondent guilty and |
sentenced him to so days in jail and |
500 and costs and so days additional |
in default of payment The respondent |
appealed
The marriage of David O. Cook and |
Adeline II. Campbell was recorded at |
the town clerks Office, Tuesday They |
were married in Newport, at the home |
of the groom, by Rev. II w Norton |
On an invitation from the Repubil- |
cans in this vicinity Hon Herbert Nj
Heath, candidate for the United States
Senate, will speak in the Opera house
on the evening of June 10. His sub
ieet viii be Modern Live Republican,
ISM
The funeral services of Florence, the
eight-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
II. G.. Weeks of Malbons Mills, were
held. wednesday. Rev George Merri-
am officiating The child died Tues
day. after a long Illness
The lawn at the county court house is
being graded, the work being in charge
of Charles Dumont
Mrs. Lois Patten went to Bath,
Wednesday, to attend the meeting of the
State ID. A. r.
A. p, Merrill, Harry Dinsmore, Frank
Buchanan and w. II. Halves, are IN
Portland attending the meetings of the
grand bodies Of the Masons.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddie Quincy, Tuesday night
John Judkins of Bingham has filed