Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-01-02
FlewelIinc- Thibedeau.

That "a good beginning is half done
is what two Fairfield young people lived
up to when they slipped away Thursday
morning on Train No. IA to Portland,
where they were married. The clippers
were Miss Effie NJ. Thibedeau. daughter
of John Thibedeau of this town, and
Clayton A. Flewelling, son of A. A.
FIewelling. Mrs. Flewellings is a very
popular young lady in her set and Mr..
Flewelling, who is employed as motor
man on the Waterville & Fairfield Elec-
tries, is equally as popular The brides
going frock was blue cloth with
white brocaded satin blouse and white
plush hat. After honeymoon trip to
Boston and Providence they will reside
at Fairfield. A horde of good wishes
follow them on their journey.
Mrs Adelia Merrill was at home Thurs
day afternoon to the ladies of the Dial
Club Mrs. Merrill gave a reading on
Matthews 1.-THE Plot in Drama which
was very interesting, and Mrs. Arthur
Totman read Arnold Benefits What
the Public Wants." Refreshments were
served. The next meeting of the club
will be Jan. II with Miss NJ. Elizabeth
Conner, Summit street.
The annual installation of officers of
the Victor Grange will be held Friday
evening. E, E. Pattan. State Grange
overseer, will be the installing officer,
assisted by others.
Mrs. Forest Allen, upper Main street,
will be at home Friday evening to the
members of the Heptonsa Club.
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Crosby, returned Thursday to his studies
at Kent's Hill, after several weeks va
cation in town.
Mrs Kate b. Ellis left Thursday for
weeks trip to Auburn and vicinity to in
stall Grange officers.
Miss Esther Drew, who underwent a
surgical operation Tuesday at the Sis
tiers hospital, Waterville, is reported do
ing nicely.
Medwin Ladd is working at the Fair
field telephone exchange nights for
few weeks.
Mrs. Benjamin Rackliffe passed Thurs
day with relatives at Clinton.
Miss Annie Delano has returned to her
home in Portland after short visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Preston Delano.
Irwin Ladd is passing a few days with
relatives at Auburn.
Mrs. James Parkin is improving after
a serious illness and able to be about her
room.
The Fairfield schools will open Mon
day for the winter term of II weeks.
Miss Ruth NJ. Brophy has been engag-
ed to teach at the Martin Stream school
for the winter term in place of Miss
Drew, who is i'll.
Miss Eva L. Hersey left Thursday fr
Wilmington, Mass, where she teaches,
after a weeks visit in town with her
brother, W. o. Herses. superintendent OF
local schools.
Miss Eleanor Davis of Benton Falls is
relatives In Pittsfeld.
Miss Ruby johnson and Miss Ella Hall
Thursday from a visit at Rum
ford Falls.
The bowling match which was sched- |
Mrs. Harvey Hodges of Winslow visited
her father, N. D. Jackson, in town
Thursday.
John Smith and crew are repairing and
rebuilding at the pulp mill of the United
Paper Board Co. The screens in the |
machine room are being completely in
novated.
A son arrived Thursday afternoon at /
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rob I
erts. Both mother and son are doing I
nicely.
Henry Basforde has moved his family |
and household goods from Waterville to
his home at West Benton.
Lloyd Harmon of Clinton visited |
friends in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin c. Clark returned |
Thursday from a few days trip to Bos-
ton.
Myron J. Files left Thursday for
short stay at Boston before resuming /
his studies at Dartmouth College.
Miss Hope Loder of Clinton visited |
friends in town this week