Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-25

bride and groom. After a wedding trip
to Somerville, Mass they will be at
/ home at 10 Gage street, Augusta No
cards
Mrs. Chisam is the daughter of
Judge Ruel Rogers of Belfast and
very accomplished young lady in many
ways, She attended Laurence High
school at one time and while here won
many friends by her pleasing person
ality and winning ways. Mr.. Chisam
is the only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Chisam of Augusta, and is in business
with his father in that city. The
srooms present to the bride was
Iifull- blooded Western saddle horse.
The popular young couple have the
hearty good wishes of scores of
friends. Among the out-of town
guests at the ceremony were: Mrs.
Arthur Libbey of Houlton; Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Libbey Of College ave-
nue. Watervlle, Mrs. Elmer Joy of
I Haverhill, Mass; William Parsons of
/ Concord, Mass; Miss Beryl Page of
! Belfast
| Mrs. Donald w Williams and son,
| Edward who have been passing the
! summer in town as guests of Mrs.
/ Williams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward p. Kenrick Elm street. left
/ Wednesday for New York, where they
/ will visit before returning to their
| home in Redwood City, Cal.
Mrs. Jennie Fogg, who has been in
| town for the past several months, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Lucinda Fish.
/ left Tuesday for ner home at Morning
| side, Sioux City, Iowa. During her
stay here Mrs Fogg has won many
/ friends who regret her departure.
Arlon Lowe of Clinton is passing
several days at West Benton with
friends
Mrs William Mceioud enjoyed an
automobile trip Wednesday to Clinton,
Burnham and Pittsdeld with her
brother. Perley Grant.
Mrs. Ida Grant Jones of Schenecta-
Gy, n. Y, who has been visiting rela-
tives at Bangor returned Tuesday to
Fairfield to visit her sister, Mrs. John
Boyd Osborne street.
Nh and Mrs. Henry Perry of Rum
ford Falls. who have been guests of
Mr. Perrys sister Mrs. Fred King.
left Wednesday for a trip to Lewiston
and Boston, before returning to their
home.
Charles DickeY of Clinton was the
guest "Wednesday of his brother, Ev-
erett Dickey.
Miss Constance c. Curtis daughter
of Rev ana Mrs. Arthur Curtis of
/ Newhall street. left Wednesday for
Springvale where she will enter Mas
son Institute 10 take a course in do
10 id
by her mother Mrs. arthur Curtis
who viii remain there a week and de-
liver a corrsa of lectures on India"
Fred Marshall Of Larone was in
4 town Wednesday on business.
1 Victor Gibson has returned from a
few days visit with relatives and
friends at Bostoa and vicinity.
Silas Lawry, Abbot Nelson and VIII
liam Bradbury returned Wednesday
from a few days automobile trip to
Jackman They returned with fine
strings of trout and d number of part
ridges.
Harold Brenner Of Clinton is a
guest CT his sister Mrs. William
Tracy, Western Avenue.
h- Josephs Twomhiy an employe of the
United Paper Boar6 Co. suffered an
attack of epilepsy Wednesday morning
ana fell and cut his face quite severely
While al work in the pulp mill. He was
taken to his home on Water street
George MeNeal was before Judge
Harvey II. BTaZzill Wednesday, charg-
ed with drunkenness and was fined
1891.
Charles Pierce, deputy warden at the
E Drfe L, ;-
John Pierce on Elm street.
William Harrington, Charles Barton
and Joseph Sawyer went to Deadwater
Wednesday on a Jew days fishing trip.
Benton Grange observed Ladies
night Wednesday evening at the regu-
lar meeting. Lady officers occupied the
chairs and a special program was. car
ried out.
Mrs. George Preble of Oakland was
in town Wednesday the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. William NJ. Crawford.
The seniors OF Laurence High school
win hold a Food sale Saturday after
noon at Lawry Brothers store. The
senior class is now raising money for
the trip to Washington. d. c., in
March, 1915
Miss Clara Gibsoa, bookkeeper at
Savage's store is enjoying her vaca-
ton. Miss Grace Savage is substitute
ing
Miss Margaret Dickey of Clinton has
entered tie employ of Mrs. Albert
Jewell as domestic
Mrs. Elizabeth Estes has returned
from a several weeks visit with rela-
tives in Camden.
Mrs. Frank Nigue has gone to Bos-
ton and vicinity for a several weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
The Stafford Family Reunion