Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-07
SK0u'HIEEGhN
Fortieth Anniversary of Wed
ding Of Mr.. ano MRS. f. P.
Pennen Pleasantly Oh
serveo-EianGsoEne Gift
DEATH TIL RSDAY OF MRS.
LYDIA NJ. HANSON

Ny and Mrs. T. P. Pennen Wednes :
day evening We're rendered q recep-
ton by the members Of Sunset Chap
ter, o. L. ., II honor Of the fortieth
anniversary of their marriage. The
affair was arranged by members Of
the family without the knowledge Of
the host and hostess.
M and Mrs Pennell were married
IN Harmony. where they formerly
lived. the bride was Miss Emma
Hucd, daughter Of Ira Hurd Of thai
place, and the groom was the son o.
George Penneil also Of Harmony.
There they made their home. Mr..
Pennel being in business there, until
1G years ago when ne moved here up
on his election as sheriff Of Somerset
county. Soon after he bought his
present home on East Front street
and re is row engaged II the real es-
tate and insurance business. lie is 4
Mason. . member Of the Eastern star
the OGd Fellows. The Grange and the
Board o. Trade Mrs. Pencil is also
q member Of various social o"gani-
cations Including the Eastern Star.
The Grange, Town Improvement So
cietv and the w. {. = L. She too il
active IN the Methodist church and
the Ladies Social Circle.
Mr. and Mrs. Penneu are the par
ents Of four children. the eldest being
W. Guy Pennell, carpenter, residing
in Skowhegan; Flora, who married
Or. r l. T7ozier and lives IN Fair
lnIl G. ys-in SC nf "a
faculty Of Deerine High School and
Gladys r, a student Of vocal music
who is now at home Aside from
Miss Sarah Pennell all of the children
were present at the celebration.
Entertainment for the evening con-
sisted Of victrola selections, songs by
Miss Gladys Pennell a reading by
Mrs. Harry Dinsmore and a piano
solo by Miss Marion Lord. Ices and
cakes were served. Lambert catering
and during the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Pennell We're presented with q cur
glass vase in which there was love-
ly bouquet Of carnations. the gift be-
ing presented by +. r. Lancaster. A
pleasing feature of the event was the
presence Of Noah Kendall of Oakland,
Cal, and .. H. Bartlett, both Of
whom attended the couples marriage
reception 40 years ago.
Herbert L. SWEET is visiting his par
ents in Bangor.
Charles II. Davis of New York City
is al Kilcare farm for the present.
Mrs. r. w. Palmer and two children
arrived Wednesday night to visit at the
home Of Mrs. Palner's father, j. ".
Delano.
Mrs. s. r Marble has gone to Har-
mony 10 spend the summer.
Augusta District Of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society, Methodist
church, will meet June 10 at the Cen
tenary church.
Skowhcgan now has new Dramatic
Club, made up of members of the cast
of the Sunshine play presented recent
", which has taken the name Somer-
set Comedy Company. The members
will soon play in Norridgewock. Madi-
son and North Arson.
Miss Pauline Oak, who has just
graduated from the Leland Powers
6cnOOl. drIINSU iioiliS NSuucSudS eve
ming. accompanied by her mother, Mrs
j. p. Oak, who has been in Boston for
several days Miss Oaks graduation
part was cutting from The Single
Man" which, she read Thursday eve
ming.
Van Nelson, after a short visit here
with his family, will return Friday %
Jarneica Plain where he has charge NJ
one of the departments of the alItomo-
bile factory of his brother. His daugh-