Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-27

on upper Main street. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. John L. Clark
of the Fairfield Baptist church. At 1880
the newly welded couple left on a
short wedding trip to parts unknown.
They will be at home at Fairfield Mr..
Oakley is employed as brakeman on
the Maine Central Railroad and Mrs.
Oakley conducts lodging house on
Main street. They have the well wishes
of a host of friends
Mrs. Ellen M Abbott passed away
at 1915 A. NJ, Thursday, after a few
days illness with pneumonia at her
home on Main street. She was aged 73
years and l month, and was born at
Winslow, the daughter of Thomas and
Rachael iEastman) Weber. She is
survived by the husband. Albert o.
Abbott and one son. Funeral arrange
ments will be made later
Mrs. Lewis Guimond of Shawmut is
visiting relatives at North Vassalboro
for few days this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Horne was rendered
a Surprise party Thursday evening at
her home on Silver street in honor of
her SIND birthday. Mrs. Horne was
at home but was not expecting call
ers, nevertheless she overcame her
surprise and very pleasant evening
was passed in playing guessing games.
Those present were: Mrs. Charles
Horne, Mrs. Abbot Adams, Mrs. Rox-
ana Dean, Mrs. Myra Watson, Mrs.
Lucinda Fish, Mrs. Jennie Fogg, Mrs.
Ellen Davis, Mrs. William Horne.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. Elizabeth Horne was one of the
gayest of the party. She is very
smart young-old lady, and her ia
vorite occupation is knitting stockings
and making patch work. Mrs. Horne
is the mother of six sons and three
daughters, Charles of Fairfield. Oliver
of Fairfield, Martin of Hinckley, Mrs.
Charles King of Oakland, Calvin of
Fairfield, Mrs. Cora Cannon of Fair
field Center, Mrs. Charles Bickford of
Belgrade, Allan of Hinckley, Henry Of
Oakland. Mrs. Horne recently cut and
made herself a dress, which is very
good fit and good style.
Arthur Horne, employed at Port
land, is passing a few days with his
wife and daughter in town.
Professor and Mrs. Merlin Joy of
Hebron are visiting on the Ridge road
for a few weeks.
Miss Mildred Hall returned Thurs
day from a visit at Madison.
Mrs. Ronella Spaulding is able to
be out, after q several weeks illness.
The Needlecraft Sisters were enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Savage, North
street.
Miss Betty Hume of Pressure Isle
A. "a he. In n
Hume, High street.
At meeting of the Good VIII Re-
bekah Lodge held Thursday evening
two candidates were initiated
The Prokaydo Society of the Meth
odist church met Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. William Me-
Auley, Main street. Sewing occupied
a larger part of. the evening.
Samuel Devoe returned Thursday
from a several weeks stay at Rock
| wood, where he has~ebeen employed
| in the woods.
Calvin Gilman of Augusta, repre-
senting the North Western Mutual
Life Insurance CO., was q business
/. caller in town Thursday.
| James Clark has returned to his
| home at Portland, after visit in town
| as a guest of Samuel Wing Elm
street.
Fred Fish of winslow visited friends
| in town Thursday.
CLYDE Mcclellan returned Thursday
from a several weeks stay at Nova
Scotia and will make his home in
town with his sister, Mrs. Leland Mil
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