Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-16

stop; Ormand Lawry, right field.
Blackstone. left field: Emerson Law.
ry. right field.
Mrs. Arobine Smiley Of Portland
arrived in town Monday evening to
pass several days as the guest Of he,
father. William Hatch. Western ave.
nue.. Mrs Smiley completed a mos.
| successful term Of school Friday a.
commercial course instructor in Ii.
South Portland High school.
Wilson. Gilman Fl
Wearing the wedding dress of h,
grandmother, which is supposed 70
be fully 125 years old. Mrs. NelIi.1
Gilman was united in marriage Tues.
day evening to George Wilson OF Wa.
terville, the plain ring ceremony be.
ing performed by Rev. John L. CLARK
of North Berwick, in the presence
of few invited friends at the home
Of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. William R
Burrill accompanied the bride and
groom. Mrs. Nellie Morrow Of Bcs.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson and
son Fred. Jr. of Waterville, and Mr.
and Mrs Fred Stevens Of Fairfield
were also present. The gown which
the bride wore was of robins cg,
blue silk crepe with satin figures, and
made empire style, the original style
OF the dress not being altered. Mn
Morrow wore a mahogany taffeu
trimmed with vai-colored insertion
which was her mothers and Is fifty
years old. Mrs. Burrill wore wine
colored silk. The room where the
ceremony was performed was sim.
ply but effectively decorated with
bridal wreath and white lilies. Fol.
lowing the ceremony an informal Re.
ception took place. Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson will leave Wednesday morn.
ing on a ten days wedding trip to
Boston and other towns in Massa.
chusetts. They will be at home after
June rs. at their apartment In the
Gilman block, Main street. Mrs Will
son is a very popular lady OF tits
town, attending the Baptist sAxsch
and occupying an Office in ti1H,2en-
ton Grange. and Mr.. Wilso, who Is
engaged as janitor or general super
lntendent of the that department at
thte Sisters HOSPITAL, Wateryille, Is
also very popular in his large circle
Of friends.
Mrs. Fred Marcia Of Burrill street
was at home Tuesday evening to the
members Of the Loyal Club. The eve
ming was PASSED in playing whist and
prizes were awarded. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Mrs. Willard Atwood has returned to
her home On Newhall street, after pass
ing a week at Old Orchard with friends
and relatives. -
Andrew Burke. an employeesof the
Hume & Newhall Co.. At their saw
mill. had the misfortune early Tues.
day morning to have the index finger
OF his right hand quite severely jam.
med beneath heavy timber. while at
work. DR.. F. J. Robinson dressed the
wound and found the bruise to be a
bad one, the man being unable to use
it for some little time.
Miss Bertha Dorian has completed
her duties as domestic for William
Holmes. Elm street, and has returned
to her home on upper Main street.
| Mrs. Alice Wyman Nelson Of Chel.
sea. Mass. who was formerly a resi-.
| dent of Fairfield. underwent an oper.
alton recently at Chelsea hospital
and at last reports was resting as well
as could be expected: the operation be-
| ing considered successful.
| The members of the Priscilla EN-
broidery Club will meet Thursday aft.
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Eugene
Nollette. High street.
vilroy Worthing and Stanley Chal-
mers were at Albion Tuesday for the
day on business.
Judge Harvey H. Brazzell and a par
ty of friends. from Madison were in
that locality Tuesday, where they en-
| joyed the fishing.
Miss Helen Weeks left Tuesday sfoe
Fittsfield where she will pass q few
lays al the guest Of Miss Mary Dut-
Don Knowlton has accepted = posi-.
l6n as chauffeur for DR.. Frank j. Rob.
f19cEass the position that 10 occupied
last summer, and Arthur Ware COM
pleted HIS duties Saturday evening in
that capacity.
Mr.. and Mrs D. Lincoln Reed re-
turned Tuesdny to their home in town,
after few day. wit Ia Bangor with
| friends. &<sEGs3s
The members ore. p. Pratt Post, g.
A. R., and the ladies' Relief Corr a.
so the members Of Emery Hind& Enp.
5. OF ". have accepted an invitation to
go to Canaan Saturday evening. where
they will be the guests of the Canaan
| Grange. The occasion will be Veterans
DAY ana the day will be devoted to the
entertainment Of the guests from out
oftown.
Mr.. and Mrs. David King, lower
Main street. are passing the week at
Portland. where they are attending the
Maine Exposition and are the uests Of
Mrs. Kings mother. Mrs. Durgin.
| A new telephone has been installed in
the home Of William E. Swears at
Benton. the call for which is 4s.12
Walter Adams and Everett Dickey
returned Tuesday from Canaan. where
they were guests Of Mr.. Dickey's pa
rents. While there they enjoyed the
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