Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-02
MADISON,
Wedding Of Ora N. Kyle
And Miss Lena Upham.
Field and Rally Day Of The Y,
P. S. c. E., Saturday.
Other Items Of the Day Gathered by
Our Correspondent.

| The residence OF MI. ana MIS-. II. H.
Steward on Madison street was the
scene of quiet wedding, at II o'clock,
Wednesday forenoon. The contract
| ing parties were Ora NJ. Kyle of Madi-
son and Miss Lena NJ. Upham of
North Nassalboro. The double ring
| service was used and Rev. George b.
Southwick ofiiciated. The ceremony
was witnessed by only small com
pany of friends. Miss Upham is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Up
ham of North Vassalbero and is we'll
known in that vicinity. She gradua.
ed from Oak Grove Seminary in the
class of 1906. and later from Morgans
Business college in Waterville. For
the past year she has made her home
in Madison. Mr.. Kyle is we'll known
and popular young man in this place
and is employed as a papermaker in
the Great Northern mill. He is also
prominent in X. of p. circles. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kyle left town at noon in an au-
tomobile for short honeymoon trip,
after which they will reside in Madi
son.
The program for the Field and Rat
ly day of the Y. p S. c. L. in Madi-
son and vicinity to be held in the Con-
gregational church, Saturday, will he
as follows: $50 A. NJ, address on
Young Peoples Work in Maine" by
Rev. Harry Rowe, State secretary:
this will be followed by an address on
Mission Work in Young Peoples So
cieties; 100 P. NJ, devotional ser
vice, led by Rev. G. b. Southwick, pas
tor of the Free Baptist church; con-
ference on methods of work conducted
by Mr.. Rowe; addresses by Rev. Wm.
Mann of Cumberland Mills, and Rev.
Royal A. Rich, pastor of the Methodist
church.
Master Roland Morse. who under
went surgical operation on his ankle
at the Central Maine General hospital,
Tuesday morning, in Lewiston, return
ed home, Wednesday forenoon. He
vas accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
H. A. Morse.
Rev. William Mann of Cumberland
Mills will begin a series of special
meetings in the Congregational
church, next week. On Sunday after
noon, at 3 o'clock. and, Monday eve
ming, Mr.. Mann will conduct services
in the Dinsmore Westinghouse in An
son, this being the first time for sew
eral years that services have been held
| in that place.
Miss Blaneh Cathro of Portland is
| the guest this week, of her uncle, Her
| bert L. Sawyer, at his residence on
| Middle street.
| Milton Phillips returned, Tuesday
| noon, from Moore's Siding, with a
brace of 10 cartridges, which is the
| largest number that has been brough.
| in by local hunter. Mr.. Phillips re-
ports that cartridges are very plenti-
| full in that vicinity, but saw but few
| signs of deer.
Rev. Royal A. Rich picked mess o;
| green peas in his garden, on October
| ], and had them for dinner. Mr.. Rich
also had peas early in the season.
| Mrs. Harry Williams, who has been
| passing a few days with her husband
| in Madison, returned to Carratunk, on
/ Tuesday afternoon.
| SOUTH-Ned Spaulding and o. F.
Luce have each built new silos, this
| fall.
| The sweet corn that did not get
spoiled by the frosts has been taken
care of and potato digging is the order
of the day now.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Booker called
| on A. II. Ward and wife, Sunday.
| w. p. McKenney was in SlSowhegan
on business, Monday.
| w. P. Hilton and family, who have
been visiting his father. for the past
week or two, returned to their camp al
Bakers, Monday.
| Mrs. Villa Perkins visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Inez Ward, Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dinsmore of An
son were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E
| Withce, Sunday.
| Charles Houghton made a business
| trip to Waterville, Monday
Arrangements are being made t.
hold 4 meeting of farmers at grange
hall, Madison, Thursday, Oct. 9Th tc
| organize local Farmers Union, Mr.. C
L. Embree of the Agricultural Dent
| Augusta, will be present as lecturer
and organizer.
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