Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-27
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Wedding BeIIsRing.Out for
-Four Young Couples.
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News Received Of The Death Of
F. Sturtevant, Cambridge,
Sheriff Mckinney isrings a Gypsy
From 81. AIbans-.StoIe Money.

a4tslfarfy- Warren Young ana MISS
June Mabel Parsons, which took place
at the home CT the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest w. Parsons on
: Free street, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. James A. Fraser of
Pittsburg. formerly pastor CT the Con
sresational church in this town, the
single ring service being used. During
tie ceremony the bridal couple stood
beneath handsome arch. of daisies
Following the ceremony refreshments
of ice cream, cake and waters were
served by the Misses Stella and Nellie
Young, sisters of the groom, Miss
Phyllis Parsons, sister of the bride
and Miss Marguerite Hill, & a close
! friend of the bride. MeHdelssohn'
Wedding march was played by Miss
Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Young left in an
automo bileN for NEWPORT Junction
where they boarded the western train
for a honeymoon in the White Noun
tafns. Upon their return they will re-
/ side, pending the erection Of new
residence, With the groom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs fred NJ Young on School
street. The happy couple were the
recipients of many useful and valuable
gifts, including many pieces of china,
cut glass. etc, with an abundance of
linen The wedding cake which was
cut after the ceremony was n gift of
Charles f. Ireland If the Ireland ba
kerry where the bride has been en-
ployed for the past few years.
Miss Gladys Belle Chase, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Chase of Corinna
nd Mar ~ # nd
Mrs. Edward Martin of this town
We're united in marriage, yesterday af-
ternoon, Mt the parsona sc of the First
Universalist church by Rev. Stanley
Gates Spear. Directly following the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Martin left on
the Afternoon train for a short wedding
trip sitter which they will be at home
on the farm of fhe groom on the Ridge
read. They received many gifts from
their friends and have the best wishes
of a large circle of friends for a hap
pys and prosperous future.
.Wiliam Tucker of Waterville and
Miss Louise ,Sturteyant of this town
We're married. yesterday afternoon at.
the homo Of the brides sister. Mrs
Ner,mifJ eweH by Rev. II. \. Sherman,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church They left Immediately for
Watcrvilie where tile groom is en-
ployed by the Maine Central railroad.
THE bride is the daughter OF the late
Joseph Sturtevant of this town and
fer the past seven years has been en-
pl6tcd in the office of the Gazette
Publishing Co.
The maria &c of Albert Parker Win
chester and Miss Agnes Maybell Axe
LEY Wasssolcmnized at $ o'clock, Thurs
day evening, at the, home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
D. AkelcY on Spring street, The GER
EN- ny was performed by Rev. II. n
Sherman, pastor of the Methodist
church, in the presence of only the inn
mediate relatives and close friends of
the contracting parties. The bride was
handsomely gowned in white silk and
her bridesmaid Miss Helen Bowley
wore white wolfe. Everett Getchell
acted as best man. The home was
5; beautifully decorated with evergreen
and white cut flowers. A reception fol-
lowed the wedding at which refresh
y ments were served. 4 more general
reception was held Wednesday eve
ming at the Modern Woodman hall. al
which the members of the Woodman
society ard the Royal Neighbors of
America were present to congratulate
the young couple who are prominent
in the work of the two societies. Mr..
and Mrs.a Winchester will reside in
:. Dexter, remaining for a time at the
Akeley home on Spring street,
News was received here yesterday of
the sudden death in Cambridge. Mass,
of Frank Sturtevant, a native of this
q town.. and one of the oldest employees
of the Boston Elevated railroad. The
deceased had been employed by the
Elevated for the past 81 years, being Il
= seven stripe man. the company allow
ing each employee stripe for every
five years of service. The wife of the
deceased" who was a Miss Rollins of
this town. a sister of Miss Sarah Roll
Inns of Upper Main street, died several
years ago and her remains. are buried
:. here. Mr.. Sturtevant's remains it is
understood. will be brought here to-
morrow for afnterment beside those of
his sWife.. He is survived by one
i daughter. Miss Annie Sturtevant, who
is well known here, where she fire.
quently visits. @U #se
DR.. Harry X. Thatcher returned. this
morning. from Nicotos lake, in Han
cock 'e6tinty,' where he has been fish
,aing for several days, in company with
iSfdf1fS II, FaVof OF LlonS f1ih. iie
br0uEht !. back a handsome string of
speckled beauties and reports excel
Tent sfshhs...in that vicinity. Mr.. Fa-
vor will visit with friends in Burlng-
TOM before@ret turning home.
:,i'The annual meeting of the Piscata-
quis Association of Congregational
churches and MINISTERS closed, yester-
day, ;trfer Successful convention at
the t'SpETegational church on Spring
ssstreet,ie The annual associational ser
mon was delivered by Rev. George A.
Merrill, pastor of the Congregational
church at Faxcroft.. Many interesting
papers were read by pastors and
: workers and the annual meeting was
y successful one from every stand
point. h
Deputy Sheriff Mckenney has re-
turned from trip through Somerset
county inquest of. the gang of gypsies
who were in this town last week and