Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-14
FAIRFIELD
Wedding Of Popular Fairfield
Girl in Waterville-Win
Have Unique We'd
ding Trip
MINISTERIAL GROUP WED.
SUCCESSFUL ONE


A very pretty home wedding took
pace tuesday evening at o'clock at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs William
White. at 81 High street, waterville.
when Miss Lois Spencer Of Fairfield
end Myron White Of waterville were
united In marriage. Rev. Ernest M.
holman, pastor Of the Fairfield Bap-
fist church performed the ceremony in
the presence Of only a few witnesses.
the impressive but simple single ring
service being used.
The bride was unattended ana the
ceremony was marked by its simple
ity. She wore travelling suit Of dark
clue poplin and a picture hat Of black
with green and white ornaments.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. William White and Misses Char
lotte. Flossie and Agnes White, all of
Waterville.
The front parlor Of the White home
where the wedding took place was
very taSefully decorated in ferns and
autumn leaves, the work of the
friends of the bride.
The bride was the recipient OF
many beautiful gifts, coming from
her friends as signs Of good wishes
and esteem. Mrs. White has lived In
Fairfield a larger part Of her life. She
Is the only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Spencer Of Springfield, Mass.
and has made her home with her
grandmother. Mrs. Myra Rose OF
Western avenue. for some time. She
attended the Fairfield public schools
and graduated from Lawrence High
school in 1915. AS a member Of the
baptist church she has been active in
the younger societies Of the church
Mrs. White is an accomplished pian-
list
The groom is the only son Of Mr.
and Mrs. William White of Water
vile. He attended the public schools
OF the city and graduated from the
- aicrN.iie cgii school. Since hiz
graduation ave years ago Mr.. White
has been employed at the waterville
carshops of the Maine Central rail-
fcad. He is now an employe Of the
clerical department.
Immediately after the ceremony the
newly welded couple left for a two.
weeks wedding trip to New York
Boston. Springfield. Mass, and Port
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Whites trip will
be made more pleasurable due to the
fact that they will visit with thres
newly welded couples who were for.
merly residents Of this section anG
fp1N -
ded ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. White will visit Mr.
and Mrs. George Henry Quarmby a,
Saugus, Mass. Mrs. Quarmby wal
formerly Miss jeanette Bates of Fair
field; Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Hayes oil
Hopedale. Mass. Mrs. Hayes being the
former Miss Mildred Williams of Fair
field; and Mr.. and Mrs. Royden X
; Greeley of Connecticut, Mrs. Creole,
; formerly being Miss Persis Spearin
Mr.. and Mrs. White will make theil
1 home in Fairfield with Mrs. Myrs
Rose Western avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reed observed
their eighth wedding anniversar.
Monday evening at their home or
Hatch street. when they entertained &
rumber of friends and relatives. TIL,
evening was quickly passed in a So
cial manner. music being enjoyed. Re.
freshments of ice cream and cake wer,
served. Mrs. Reed received number
of pretty gifts as remembrance Of thu
occasion. Among those present wer,
Mr.. and Mrs John Reed. James Reed
Alfred Reed, Mrs. J. L. Fletcher, Mrs
! Leslie Fletcher. Miss Ida Fletcher
Mrs. Salina Vain.
| The marriage intentions of Angus
tus Nigue. Jr.. of Watervilie, son O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Vigue Of Wat
erville and Mrs. Annie Champagne o.
Fairfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
| Frank Vigue Of Fairfield, have beer
placed on file at the town clerks of
! flee.
! Mrs. Rollin c. Clark and Mrs. Ralph
jewell have returned from a severa
days trip to Portland. where they Wis
tied friends and relatives. While Their,
they attended the Maine Music Festi
val. Mrs. Jewell and Mrs. Clark visit
ed at Woodfords, where they wer,
guests of Mrs. Ciark's cousin. Mrs
John Howard Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Taylor. wht
have been passing the summer at New
York. arrived in town this week, an(
will visit here and in Benton for sew
eral weeks. At Benton they will b
guests of Mrs. Taylor's parents Ny
and Mrs. James Tibbetts.
| One of the twin sons which wer'
x1
Reed Of West Benton passed ava.
| Tuesday. The funeral services will b,
at Benton.
Phillip Bowker. who makes his hom'
in town with his aunt, Miss Lizzi'
Mullen. has gone to Machias. wher'
he will join his father. Nathaniel Bow
ker. on a several days hunting trip.
Mrs. Fred Nurse and daughter. Mis-
Kathleen, of Portland have been guests
IN foup recenflv NJ Mr. and Mrs. Rer