Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-25

Mrs. Bert Robinson is visiting friends
in Boston, making the trip by ahtomo-
bile.
WEEKS MILLS.
The Jolly y club held Il sale of fancy
articles md ice cream in Harry Reeds
hall, Friday night. The children had
decorated the han very prettily with
ferns The sale was very successful,
S9I.23 being received.
Tie Busy Zee Society will meet with
,drs Eugene Hewett. Wednesday. June
-.
r. W. Hathaway has three hundred
fine chickens.
Mrs. Herbert Mnsher's brother, Wal
ter Sehiener, OF Worcester, Mass. has
visited her, for two weeks. lie returned
home, Monday.
Eleck Crane of Parmenter Hill was
calling on r. w. Hathaway. Sunday.
The Advent Quarterly Conference
was largely attended, sunday. Many
from out of town attended the dinner,
which was given in the Masonic hall ut
noon. Among the Ministers present
were Elder Banks. State Evangelist of
Bangor. Elder Mayberry= of Portland
and Elder Coolbroth Of Waterville.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Quinen of Au-
eusta visited Mrs. A. X. Rurri!l. sun
day.
Ella Jackson of Augusta is visiting
friends in town.
Evelyn Keen of Sidney visited Holaca
crnmmett. sunday.
Ralph Estes of Augusta was in town,
last week.
Mrs. Richards visited Mrs. Edward
Hallowell, Sunday.
Nr and Mrs. Rire Brown visited Mrs.
Augustus brown, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gardner visited
in Somerville. sunday.
George Giddngs of Augusta passed
one day last week with his father
IRE n.s Giddings.
READFiELD.
DEP0T.--A very pretty wedding, at
tended by relatives and Il few friends,
took place at s p. NJ, Saturday, ut tile
home OF MIR. and Mrs. j H Gordon.
when George Carlton Adams of Liver
NOR Tails ard Hiss Dorothy Edna AL
den. daughter OF Mrs. Gordon. We're
united III marriage by Rev. William
Wood If .<ent's Hill. The double ring
service was used. The bride was be-
cominsly attired in white embroiderett
wolfe, the bridegroom in Il fitting suit OF
light gray. The couple was attended
by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shoppie, f.
ReaGfieid. as best man and matran of
honor. TIE rooms were beautifully dec
Grated With roses syringas, snowdrops
and ferns. Many beautiful and useful
presents of slverware, linen and 9TH
or household furnishings. also Il check
by Mr.. Burt Adams of Bowdoinham.
father of the groom We're given the
couple. The wedding cake, Il large
loaf. was presented by Mr. and Mrs.
John Robbins of Livermore Falls The
cake was ornamented with beautiful
designs in white frosting tipped with
pink. lee cream varieties Of cake and
fancy crackers We're served. Singing
with piano accompaniment after the
marriage, completed the entertainment.
Mrs. Adams, as Miss Alden, was one
Of Readield's most estmable young
ladies. Nj. and Mrs Adams will make
II pleasure trip among the islands of
the Maine coast with a motor boat,
returning to Livermore Falls after Wis
itins several of the islands during an
absence of some time. They will be at
home To their friends in August.
Mrs. Ellie Brown. Livermore Falls,
who was an over Sunday guest of her
mother. Mrs. ]. H. Gordon. returned,
home, Monday.
Miss Vivian Chesley, who has just
completed the course of study at the
Readfi, Id Depot Grammar school. has
not been absent. tardy. or dismissed
during the last two years, and has not
been absent or dismissed since begin
ming school at the age of five years,
including 81 terms.
The graduates from Readheld Depot
grammar school. Saturday evening,
were Vivian Chesey, Edgar Luce and
George Hutchinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lane, Auburn.
were guests. Sunday. at the home of
their uncle, George l.. Royal.
Quite an excitement was made here,
Sunday, by band of gypsies, who To-
Gated at first in a pine grove near Mr.
Charles Collins, afterwards going to-
Readfield corner. There We're eleven
teams and d large number of people
formed the band. presenting unique APP
pearance as they moved with some
old fashioned stage coaches. loaded tot
the brim.
The barn built by Z. L. Townsend