Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-14
MADISON.
Marriage Of Mrs. Priest
And John BurwOod.
The Rally Day Services al The
Methodist Church.
Other Rewsy Gatherings About The
Town by Journal Correspondent.

The Free Baptist parsonage was the
scene of a quiet wedding, Saturday
evening, in which, the contracting
parties We're John Burwood and Mrs.
Dora Priest. Rev. 6. b. Southwick
officiated and the double ring service
was used. Mr.. Burwood is a member
of the firm of Burwood Bros painting
concern, and Mrs Priest has been Il
Well-knoWn resident of Madison for a
number of years Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Burwood
left town in an automobile and will
pass a two weeks honeymoon in Port
land and vicinity, after which they
will reside in Madison.
Deputy Sheriff r. S. Mckenney
made a sizable seizure of whiskey,
Friday evening, at the Maine Central
Railroad freight station. There was
a barrel containing u gallons of whs-
key consigned to Louis kalem.
Master Vance Adams was given
Surprise party, Friday evening, at his
home ON Weston avenue by com
pany of IS boys and girls, it being the
18th anniversary of his birth. Refresh
ments were served and Master Vance
was presented with gun case. The
evening was passed with a series
games.
The Rally day services at the
Methododist church. Sunday, passed
off very successfully although the at
tendance was light in the morning
owing to the storm. There was spe-
cial sermon by Rev. r. A. Rich. and
the boys club of knights of Method
ism sat in reserved seats at the front
in full regalia. In place of the regu-
lar Sunday school the order of exer-
cises was: Professional; invocation;
singing by congregation; responsive
service singing, In the Cross OF
Christ I Glory; recitation, Inc
Slave Child, Edna Nichols; reeita-
ton, Jose and Clarissa", Mamie Har-
vevy; recitation, 1.-The Little Widows
eff India, Irma Foster; reading, The
Cripple, Ralph Kennison; music;
recitation. 1.-The Awakening. Myra
Merrill; hymn by the congregation;
presentation of work of Sunday
schools Mr. Rich; recitation, My
Dime, Loretta Gilman; oftefing'
singing by congregation. In the eve
ming there was special sermon To
young people.
Mrs Minnie Durham, who mas peeh
passing the summer at her cottage at
Lakewood, left town, Saturday morn
ing. for Somerville, Mass, where she
will pass the winter with Mr.. Dun
ham.
Indian Spring Lodge, ]. o. .. r.,
worked the Second degree on two can
didates at the regular meeting, FIJI
day evening. ]. c. Williams was al
! so elected delegate to attend the meet
| ing of the Grand Lodge, |. O. o. r.,
| in Portland, this week.
Several grades of the Arson village
schools were closed, Monday, IN op-
seryance of Columbus day. among
the teachers who left town Tor the
| holiday were Miss Myrtle Dascomo
| to Livermore Falls, and Miss Mar
garet Sawyer to Wateryille.
Mr.. and Mrs Melburn Knox has a
position with the Bangor a. Arooslooh
Railroad.
II. II. Jordan of New Gloucester
arrived in Madison, Saturday, ana IS
the guest Of her brother. Rev. E w.
| Weber.
| Mrs. A. j. Mcfarland was the week
end guest of her daughter. Miss Nlo-
| let Mcfarland, who Is employeu 40
milliner in Gardiner.
| Rey. and Mrs. G. O. Perry, who nave
been making brief visit with MI
| perrv's mother, Mrs. l.. p. Small, III
this place, returned, Saturday, to their
home in Fairfield.
Mrs O. w. Turner returned, Mon
| day morning, from Pleasant Ridge
| where she has been visiting relatives
/ for a few days.
Mrs. Rena Learned passed the san
| hath with her daughter, Miss EVE
| Learned. who is a student in COPY
| College.