Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-12
keIIey-Turcotte

An interesting wedding ceremony oc-
Cured Monday morning at ! o'clock
from st. Mary's Catholic church, fol-
lowing some very happy pre-nuptial
affairs. Hugh Francis Kelley of Car
diner and Miss Amanda Mary Tur-
cote OF SkoWhegan, being the con-
tractlnS parties. Nuptial mass was
celebrated by Fr. J. Louis A. Renaud,
PARISH priest at st. Marys and the
couple We're attended by Miss Mabel
Butler Of Skowhegan as bridesmaid
and Emile DUDE of Gardiner as
sroomsinan. Tie wedding march
from Lohengrin was effectively PLAYED
by Mrs. A. 3. Borden, and number
OF the brides girl friends We're includ :
ed among the wedding guests. The
pride wore blue travelling costume.
Following the ceremony the couple
were driven to the home Of the brides
parents, contractor and Mrs Joseph
iurcotte OF East street. where a we'd
Jung breakfast was served to the i'm
mediate relatives and a few close
trends. and after this pleasant feat-
ure OF the wedding festivities. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelley departed on 81 weddins.
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to Bath for the first stop. Mr.. Kelley
IS native of Passport, but for some
Tune has been employed in Gardiner
shoe manufactury. His bride is a ma
i've Of Skowhegan. They will estab.
ilsh their future home in Gardiner.
a reception was rendered the connie
sunday evening at the home of the
brides parents which was largely at
tended. Refreshments were served
and many gifts We're received Frida y
evening the friends of the bride to-he
gathered at the home of Mrs II 7
hutier on Leavitt street for a surprise
shower with Mrs. Kelley as the guest
ol honor Linen gifts were given and
refreshments formed pleasurable
part OF the evenings entertainment
Clayton Williamson of Portland fo,
some time connected with the train ser-
vice IN Skowhegar departed Monday =,
the ll.35 A. NJ. train after visiting a.
quaintances in town
MRS. Fanny J. Cabot. librarian at the
pupilc library. departed Monday morninp
ior Washington, ID. C. During her ali.
sehce Miss Lizzie T. Hussey is acting
'iorar'ah- Mrs Cabot will pass several
weeks at the national capital.
Nehires have been sent to the vsrious
towns for the drawing of traverse inr,.
men for the April term of court Witt,
conVenes April > with Judge Arno w
Ming OF Ellsworth as presiding iustica
Inc SkoWhegan jurymen will he dr.,.
next Saturday.
About 80 ladies OF the Soda,;tv -. g.
Ann observed communion at ,ho %
sunday al st. Mary's Catbo,,o ot,,,...
'uhuaE at $50 there will be COM
ION Tor young men and bows
nc rage and Esquire ranks will he co.,
.erred AT the meeting of Skovbey.n
i.oose' Is Of F.. Thursday Ap.r;-- an
class of candidates. "
Mrs, Mary Nickery of Greer.
oeen at the home of her sister y, 60.
ior some time but who was re,,o,,as -.
9otherset hospital a little or.r
"so' departed Monday for her hor. ".
30" law MT. Mendell. came ~ s,,,.,,o
san ~ accompany her on the retur,, ,,;.,
an interesting christening sergio. -
iie'o sunday at the rectorv NJ =. =,
church when Ralph Arnold r:,ra
rant son Of Mr.. and Mrs Joso.,. - '"-
,,.s,. p',Neu oF F'r j. L. A. Remand An
;s ~ caS',: "ui''' Mr' and Mrs. Ralph Lew.
nv ~ aoas ..e, were present in the ca pac.
u houiather and godmother
"orN AT Skowhegan Foundry hss ,
",e" SINCE the death Of " L u,s,,.
e''' 'he proprietor, and will h. ..i'
~ me present under ha a;..e..'
Leon "l.nam' who was formerlv 1851
th a's s.,a WIN Mr. Hackett in conductinr