Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-24
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Beach-Mills Wedding Is Pretty
Home Event-Pittsfield A. A.
to Play Bangor Y. Nj. c. A.
Lancey Reunion at Camp De
Lancey

| "A NSIS pretty NeduIilS OCCui
! red Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Sarah Morrill, when her grand
daughter, Miss Marguerite Mills OF
| Bangor, was united in marriage to Da-
| via \. Beach of Bangor, the son of
Rev. David Beach, VINO is president
of the Theological Seminary in Ban
| gor, and who was the officiating cler-
gyman at the wedding.
The bride is the uldest daughter OF
W. &. Mills of Bangor, formerly a
resident of this town. Among tile rel
atiVes and friends present We're the
brides father and two. sisters, the
Misses Violet and Bessie Mills of Ban
4 sor, Mrs. Charles Allen and family of
| Bangor, the sroom's parents, broth
! err Joseph Beach of Bangor a broth
err, John Beach of New York, a sister,
/ Miss Dorothea Beach of. Bangor, and
Paul Atkins of Connecticut.
/ The young couple left for a short
wedding trip to Phillips lake. Both
have a host of friends who will extend
| best wishes
A game of baseball will be played
| on iHunnewell field Saturday after
noon, July IS, between the teams OF
( Bangor u NJ. c. A. and Pittsficld a.
I A. The game will be for the benef1t
! of the Pittsfield Red Cross and 1t is
! hoped there will be a large attend
ance.
A Lancey reunion, arranged as
/ Cousins" party, was held Sunday at
/ Camp De I.ancey, Great Moose pond
when 81 gathered to celebrate the oc-
/ casion. Dinner and supper We're s@rFeu
on the broad piazza Of the cottage.
! The Pitsfield cousins made the trip
hy automobile to Hartland, when they
! we're conveyed by bo\ts to- Moose
pond. The party was given in honor or
J Blake Lancey of Toronto, Ont, who,
with his wife, is visiting his brother,
G. NJ. Lancey and Mrs. William Lam
caster of Minneapolis, who is the
! guest Of her brother, Attorney j. W :
Manson. Besides the relatives, Mr.. ana
I Mrs. F. =. Woodbridge of Boston ana
! Mrs. I.-da NJ. Norman of Newton
+ Vile, Mass. We're present ana much
of the days entertainment can ne
credjted to Mr.. Woodbridge, whose
mite was ever ready and to whose
kindness all those present were al
lowed TO become members OF me
Mind ana Heart Club" Of which y"
! is organizer. The party broke up at
! : with a reading given by Mrs. Lam
caster WHO was an able entertainer
! throughout the day. Several PICTURES
were taken and the day VIII nc one
| lorg to he remembered.
John \, Martin has returned from
a visit to Cambr. dge, Mass, with ms
daughter Mrs. Karl Cottrell. Mrs. Mar
tin remained for a longer visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patterson ana
two children are passing the week with
relatives in Cornna and Dover
| r. F.. GctChel son. Daniel Getcheil
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Robinson motored to
Abbot Sunday to accompany home Mrs
Getchell. who had been visiting a week
with relatives.
Mrs. A. f. Wright and guest, Mrs
Arthur Tuppe- of Wakefield, Mass.
left Monday for Ferry Beach, where
they will be joined by Rev. Mr.. Wright,
who has been in Massachusetts.
An interesting meeting Of Pittsfeld
Grange was held Saturday evening,
when an address was given by Miss
/ Watkins, who spoke on "Womans
Suffrage" A program, consisting OF
music and readings, was also given.
| DR.. T. n. Drake and family were Wis
iting in Augusta Sunday. They were
accompanied homo by Frank Haseltine.
/ q member of the L. of M. band, End
Maine Regiment, who returned to Au-
gusta Monday.
! T. E. Getchell, member Of Somer-
set County Exemption Board, left
Monday for Skowhegan on business.
Harry Condor, clerk at the local
postoffice, resumed his duties Monday
after a visit in Lowell, Mass, with
Mrs. Condor, who is passing a few
weeks with her brother Wilbur Mel
Win.
| Lancey G. Milliken has returned from
two-weeks visit in Calais with Mrs.
Miliken, who is making an extended
visit with her mother, Mrs. Albert
Todd.
Miss Mary Drake is assisting in the
local office of the NJ. c. r. r. freight
Office during the absence of Clinton
! Smell who, with Mrs. Smell. is passing
vacation at their cottage in Newport.