Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-02
Stone Brown.

Miss Ma belle Vim Brown and Leon
Beverage Stone Mere united in mar
liage. 1T s O'Clock "Wednesday evening
At the home Of the brides parents at
Benton. Rev. John l. Clarke. perform
81 the ceremony. tie double ring ser
vice Icing used. The bride was at
tended by Miss Frances Stuart of Au-
gtsta as maid of honor, Miss Phyllis
Thomas of Benton and Miss Ellen
lailsburS OF WaterVillc as bridesmaids.
The best man was Frances Mills of
Nerth Haven. The bridal party en-
tered the prettily decorated parlor To
the strains of the Wedding March
FROM "Lohengrin", played by Mrs
Reuben Wentworth of Benton. The
bride was given away by her father
The bride was very becomingly
@awned in white eharmeuse with lace
drapefies. pearl trimmings and rose
bHd earlands entrain. She wore a
bridal Veil and carried bridal roses.
Miss stuart were a lovely frock of
pale blue charmeuSe with lace bodice
She carried pink roses. Miss Thomas
Wore white wolfe over yellow silk. Miss
Pilsbury wore pale yellow silk. The
bridesmaids carried Break of Day car
nations. Mrs. Wentworth wore dark
blue messaline.
After the wedding ceremony an in
formal reception was given to the
bride and groom. lees and cakes were
served Is Miss Mildred Howe Of Wor-
cester. Mass. Miss Pearle Thomas.
Miss Emma Brown and Miss Jennie
Warren all of Benton. The guest book
VAS presided over by Mrs. Ralph B.
Pilshury. The ushcrs were Leon Brown
ef Benton and Victor Worthing Of
Portland
Mrs. Stone is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John +. A. Brown of Ben
ton. She attended the public schools
ana is "A graduate of GeiJtrn Classical
Institute. class of 1906 For the past
three years she has been engaged in
teaching as assistant at the Ellsworth
High school Mr. Stone is the son II
Hiram Packard Stone of North Hav.
en-. He graduated from {. G. l. in
the same class with Mrs Stone He
is employed at North Haven. in com
pany with his father.
The couple left hy automobile for
n few weeks honeymoon at East pond.
They will be ut home. after Nov /, II
North Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs Stone have the hearty
good wishes for a long life and happi i
ness of a host Of friends. The gifts
We're many and beautiful
Among the out town guests
were; DR.. ana Mrs. II. w. Brown u
Binghamptdn \. Y. Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Ames of North Haven; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stuart, Miss France
Stuart OF Augusta Mr.. and Mrs. T.
l.. Allen, MI and Mrs. Arthur Allen
of Hinckley; Mrs. Y. /. Bennett OF
Portland Miss Mildred Howe Of Wor-
cester Mass: Mr.. and Mrs. w. :
i,ilsbury, NJ. and Mrs. l.. ~ Richards
and daughter Emma. Miss Dorothea
Hutchinson of Waterville
Miss Mae Kittredge left. Wednesday
for few days visit at Dexter.
Stafford Smith of Bathurst. n. p.
is a guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. j. H. Fletcher.
Mrs. Nilroy Worthing has returned
from Il short visit at Pennington.
Miss Pauline Leonard entertained q
party OF her little friends at party
Wednesday afternoon, in honor of hel
birthday.
Ansel p. Morrill, was at Unity. OF
+ Wednesday, on business
Victor Worthing. employed at Porg
land, is passing Il few days Will
friends at Renton.
The cast OF characters of the one
act farce, Popping the Question" t,
be presented, october II, by the Senio
class of the Lawrence High school, il
as follows: Mr.. Primrose. Otto Tot
man, Henry Thornton, Herbert Blak