Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-05

Young Bath Couple Fool Friends.

J. Maurice Haynes ana MISS Mabel
G. Murray, both Of Bath, stole 4
march on their friends Thursday af-
ternoon when they quietly visited the
parsonage of the First Baptist church
and were married by Rev. c. Ray
mond Chappell After the ceremony
they left by automobile for Portland
and vicinity for brief honeymoon but
plan to return to Bath by the first of
next week. The groom is engaged
in the laundry business and is a son
Of Silas N. Haynes Of Richmond. He
is popular young man and mem
Der of the Colonial Club. His bride
is one of the handsome, efficient and
popular telephone operators and Il
daughter of James and Harriet Muir
ray of Bath.
Lobster Planting Near EastPort.
The United States lobster fishery
steamer Gannett. Captain Greenleaf,
from the Boothbay hatchery was in
Eastport harbor early Wednesday morn
ing after an official visit along the east
ern Maine coast where many millions
of lobster fry were distributed, as fol-
lows: Jonesport 100000; Pond Cove,
Roques Bluff 100000; Cape Split Harbor,
1.5O0, GOO; Broad Cove. in the western part
of PASSPORT 100000; Eastport harbor,
5000, 900. Local fish warden, John NJ.
Spear, made the trip about the neigh
boring coves in company with Captain
Greenleaf. This is the largest collection
of the lobster seed ever dropped into
the harbor so close to Eastport and it is
generally hoped that there will be an
few seasons about Passamaquoddy bay.
An Ordination at Rumford
William Gaskin, pastor of the Uni
versalist church, was ordained Wednes-
day evening at Rumford the sermon
being preached by Rev. DR.. Lee s. Nc
Collister. dean of Crane Theological
School Of Tufts College, who also con-
ferred holy orders on the candidate
The presentation of the candidate was
by Rev. A. NJ. Bradley, State superin-
tendent Of the Maine Universlist con-
vention. The invocation was by Rev.
F, F. Forshay of the Baptist church;
responsive service leader, Rev. w. A.
Kelley, Livermore Falls; Scripture
rading, Rev. J. NJ. Arters, Methodist
church; prayer, Rev. Dwight A. Ball,
West Paris; right hand of fellowship
Rev. DR.. r. F. Johonnette, Auburn;
benediction, Rev. William Gaskin. Mu-
sic was by a male quartet with Mar
guerite Mckenzie. organist. Mrs. Win
nifred Staples Smith of Carthage was
the soloist. Mr.. Gaskin was graduated
from the Crane school and has since
been pastor at Rumford.
Knight Colby Wedding at Bath.
James S. knight and Miss Jenni.,
H. Colby were married at 8 P. NJ.
Thursday in the parsonage Of the
Corliss street Free Baptist church at
Bath by the pastor, Rev. Benjamin F.
Browne. Harold Cutting was best
man and Miss Evelyn Colby, sister OF
the bride, was bridesmaid. The
groom is son of Mrs. Sidney B.
Knight, is a patternmaker and mem
Der of the Colonial Club. His wife
is a daughter of Mrs. David Heald
and was graduated from Morse High
school in 1914. Mr.. and Mrs. knight
will live at Pleasant street.
Franklin w. c. T. U. Convention.
The 2Sth annual convention Of the
Franklin County W. C. T. U. opened
Thursday evening at the Baptist
church at Kingfield. Mrs. Angie
Fernald Of Wilton, the president, pre-
sided. Scripture reading by Rev. j.
B. Cady was followed by an address
by Mrs. Robert Treat Whitehouse of
Portland. The convention continued
through Friday,