Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-04

tho same IhstltustQn, we're yiaites. =
skowhegan Saturday.
NJ. and Ma. 4. ". waxas, A.v. +.
come the payantS Of . fourth eh,,a
son. and NJ. and Mrs. Alfred ~
Boucher have a daughter, their s,,,
child. according to the resent record, :,
the ofacer Of ths town clerk.
Mrs Z. ". Hanson Of Nedford Ma.
departed on her return Saturday ms,,.
Ing at o'cioe' after about . v...
passed among old aequaintsacss m
town.
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A quiet home wedding was sclsm,
nized Saturday afternoon at Ina
whom Mas Evelyn Merrill was mar
ried to Bernard James Lee Of Bar.
ton, VT. TIE bride Is the daurht,,
of Mrs. Etta Q. Merrill and the lat.
W. Scott Merrill and the ceremony
was SAID at the home Of the bride,
mother on Water street. Rev, Hs,.
bert L. Nichols Of the Centenary
Methodist church. where the bride
has been an attendant, officiating. II
was simpls In effect. none but the
relatives aad a few close friends wit.
Messing the ceremony. Miss Grace
g. Merrill, the brides cider sister.
came from Augusta and outside Of
the home circle were Miss Marie
louise Merrill. q cousin. Miss Nil.
dred Beale and Miss Margaret Chase,
intimate friends. and Merlen 7, Dyer,
a friend Of the family Mrs. Lee wore
a blue silvertone suit and was at.
tired for travelling when taking the
vows. Her hat was a charming ere.
alton Of georgette and satin and her
Aowers were sweet peas. The couple
departed shortly after the ceremony
for parts unknown but are to estab.
lish their home In Barten, Vt. The
gifts included much solid silver Of the
Mary Tilton pattern and noticeable
in the beautiful collection was an
electric percolator from the Central
Maine Power Co.
The romance eliminating In %
charming q wedding dates back to
the summer season Of three years
ago. when the groom was member
of Skowhegan's famous baseball team
of that year. He met Miss Merrill
at that time and the friendship rip.
ened into love. Mrs. L ee 10 q ma.
tive Of Harmony but cana here with
her parents about IA years ago. She
graduated from skawhesaA High
scohol in 1913 and subsequently
taught for one year. Shs later be-.
came bookkeepeF for local business
houses but for a year and half has
been stenographer in the cf1ice Of the
Central Maine Power Co. in this
town. She has been q member Of
Skowhegan' Sorcsis and Priscilla Re-
bekah Lodge. having served as an Of
ficer in the latter organization dur
ing the present year. Mr.. Lee 70 .
graduate Of the Goddard Seminary
in Barre, VT, and of Tufts College.
He has been teaching In Q boys pri'
vate school In Mount Vernon, N. H.
but this fall will begin new duties
as a member Of the Barton High
school faculty. The young couple will
aecordiasly establish their home ID
Barton and will be located there
after the first Of September. A num'
ber Of social events have eeen given
in honor ~ Miss Merrill by her many
young women friends here.
r. r. wasAburn. who has been
leader Of the 10th Regiment Aihan
Band Of the Macabees or nsevicas
organizations Of q similar nature
for about 20 years. has tsndered Ms
resignation and AAndFew LesssM
has been elected by the osgahizsuen
to succeed him. Mr.. Lsssard Is wen
fitted to assume his new duties - ~
has been q member Of the band loF
fully Is years. The municipal eea'
cert planned for Friday night from
the Russell street stand was eau
celled owing to the illness Of WA'
rem Tuttls at the Skowhegaa House.
which Is just west Of the band ssaAo
It 10 expected that there VIII % =
concert next Friday night.
Quite an idea Of the produeins var
uc VI many VI oCkAtcfS0t SON' -.
herds may be gained threuee Wv
monthly statement Of Supt Hai.S
of the Skowhegan Jersey ereame.s, !
Patrons whose herds produced :"
pounds Of butter tat or over TOR .s'
month were az follows; Joseph 1U ,.s.
lier, 24S pounds; A. Varney, ,.,:,, .s
Town Of Fairfield, 1N; Good "m
Garm. III; Guy L. Giles. II; J. c0
ton, 1877; Dennis Chase, lssi han'
Ellis. .1s5: r. d. salley 4 Son. Aaar
son. 337; Geo. =. Jones, i4; nen'i
Dunlop. 1s7; A. d. Brooks. iss; a..
bert e. Hodges, North FairneiH, ~
(ls cows); Miss Lucy Biseiew, Ne.sr s,"
Fairfield. s2s; Edward Marcou' W.
pr. e. II. Stevens. sil: H. ssysS s
3&2; c. 3. Holmes, 3o5; r. 2. acsa Ta
or. a7t: w. 2. Aarston, l6o; FREQ ~
bey. 2os; G. Storer. IFS; W. Tasa0'
l69: B. r. Baker, l52: e. Will'amyu.',
80; B. r. Ysaton. ITS; l. r su..s. HS
1T; Eugene @. Watson. az; n. ouSr
ingbam, 1859; Bert Fish. Atnsa"s.I .sI.
2i5; C. BusselL 1Ss; r. Wa9o' 20. 20,
George Scribner. i7s: H. Hoy. i
Ora Judkins. Athens, 200; "a.