Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-27
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i O'Clock, Monday evening. their daugh-
i ter, Annie Ethel Moody, and Lewis
/ Luther Chapman were united in mar
riage by Rev. c. Il. Jones.
i The party entered the rooms to the
i strains of Lohengrins wedding march,
| played by Mrs, George Rollins. The
1 couple stood beneath a bell pendant
from an evergreen arch trimmed with
Il flowers. garlands of the same decor
atng the room. 1t was also the birth
4 da. anniversary of the brides twin
| brothers, Elmer and Arthur, both of
whom were present, Elmer and his
wife taking the parts of best man anu
matron of honor. Arthur having come
from Cambridge, Mass, to attend the
ceremony. The parents of the bride
accompanied the bridal party. A little
niece of the bride, Evelyn Moody. was
flower girl. The double ring service
| was used and another niece, Caroline
II Patterson. was ring bearer, carrying
the rings concealed in boquets.
II The brides dress was white MESA
H line with lace yoke, pearl trimming
and tunic of white chiffon; her veil
was of silk illusion. She carried
shower boquet of white sweet peas.
Il The old saying that a bride should
wear, Something old and something
new, something borrowed and some
thing blue was conformed with.
II The groom wore the conventional
black suit. The matron of honor was
lattired in White silk and lace with
white bead garniture ana carried Il
bouquet of ferns and white asters. The
mother of the bride wore blue sill
muslin with lace trimming The How
/ ergirl's dress was white embroidere L
lawn with white ribbons. The ring
bearers was pink with white ribbons
II In the living room the decorations
were flowers, including dahlias. gera
/ NUNS and sreenery, the dining room,
| golden rod, white clematis and aspara
gus.
H The bride was graduated. in 1906,
from Gardiner High school, where she
was faithful student. Both Mr.. ami
H Mrs. Chapman are members of the
American Benefit society and he be
longs to the Order of Odd Fellows. An
odd Fellows charm was the bride
Il gift to her husband, and his gift t.
her was a pearl necklace.
H There vas a variety of beautiful an
useful gifts. The brides grandmother,
Mrs Caroline Croker gave her pair
II of all-wool hand woven blankets made
from yarn spun, when girl, by the
brides mother, Amanda Croker
Moody Music was enjoyed during the
evening and ice cream ana cake We're
| served. Wedding cake was cut by the
bride and given to departing guests.
III a number of relatives and friends
We're present. Among out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pat
terson and daughter, Waterville; Mr.
and Mrs. John Moody and daughter,
Mr.. Herbert Moody and son, Harold
Sabbatus; MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Moody
and daughter. Sylvia, Portland; Mr..
and Mrs John Weeks, Manchester;
Miss Edna Dow. Mr.. AMI Mrs Oscar
1 MeCausland and daughter. Farming
dale; Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Mank, Tn
I ion: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Beane, Hal
lowell Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman Jeff
on the 105S train for Boston, on a
brief wedding trip. They have best
wishes for their future welfare and
happiness for many years.
III NORTH-Misses Lizzie McGugin and
May McGugin were callers at G. B. Put
nam's. Wednesday.
Miss Hannah Mccormick returned, las
week from an outing at Peaks Island.
Since her return she has entertained a
friend, Miss Ethel Londerkin, for few
days
Selectmen c. X. Green, r. Bragdon ana
F. Little. were looking over the road to
the Phbrick farm to see what repairs
were necessary to render it in good con-
dtion for travel
II. NJ. Clark is hauling pressed hay to
Gardiner. ''s~ ~
IL Rufus Lathrop of Gardiner is buying
and pressing hay from farmers in the
vicinity
Elmer Smith, assistant highway inspec-
tor. with engineers from Augusta, was
surveying and stalking out the new auto
| mobile road, the last of the week.
Mr. and Mis-. G. b. Putnam were in
, pamariscotta. Thursday, in attendance
on the reunion of the 21st Maine Regi-
ment. The trip was made by automobile
with six in the party. A good time is re-
ported.
Wallace Moyatt went to New Bruins
wick. Thursday, to visit brother, who
is seriously ill.
> E. w. McGugin, Mrs. Walter Morrill,
and children. visited relatives in White
field, Thursday. Mrs. Morrill, will return
Tuesday. to her home in Worcester
| Mass.
Frank Warren and Albert Putnam
went to Georgetown, Friday, for a few
days rest and recreation at the seaside.
> Judson Bookings of Shadiac, n. b,
with his sister, Mrs. Laura Elkins, We're
+ callers at +. 2. Morril's, Friday.
i Miss Grace Preble of Whitefield visited
Mrs. G. B. Putnam, recently.
MIR. and Mrs Ernest Brown and little
daughter with Mr.. Browns sister, and
friend, Miss Bangs. of Randolph, were
callers in the place, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Huntington and
son. George, were visitors over Sunday,
at George Sparrows.
Miss Alice Sparrow spent few days
last week with her sister, Mrs. Horace
Huntington, in Gardiner.
). Mrs Bartlett of Gardiner was the guest
y of her mother, Mrs. Lilly, Sunday
Mrs Mary Leonard has returned to her
home in South Pittston, after several
weeks stay with her mother. Mrs. Har-
= riett Williams