Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
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II. P-ilay IN Nichols stree. was the
scene of Il very pretty wedding a.
high noon Wednesday, when lheiE
eldest daughter. Vida EE1elie was
united n marriage 70 M Roya, Cor
don Sherourne Of Spr:nEva4e Rcv
Henry II. Ford, pastor Of ne Frse
Baptist church. ofhcia5ed, using the
impressive double r-rg service. The
hrine was gwen away by her father.
The bridesmaid was MISS Gertrude
Sheror.-ne. sister Of the bridegroom
and he oesI man vas Howard Run
ally nf PENNSYLVANIA. a classnn,e IF
Mr.. SherbU--1e. The wedding -nn' n
was played by MISS Edvrae Ansel-
r1ne. The bride was handsomely
gowned n white Grape le chime VIII
beading ana embroidery anc wore
me wedding veil nat Mr. she.'nr''na's
mother wore. She earned hesu-l-
fui bouquet # roses anG lilies Of he
valley. The hOuse WAS preIgals dec
grated. ne color scheme being green
and white. Following The csre.nuny
a wedding luncn was served.
The ouI-of-town guest p--esan; al
me wedding were Ny and Mrs. VII
her, SherDurne Of Sprl,-r4le. MISS
Gertrude Shernurne ami NiIbert
Sherburne. Jr., Of Sprin-~aie, HOW
ard Rurnally Of Pennsv.van'a. MISS
Bessie a. Mooers Of BAi.-, Ruth Bu-
cnanan. Bath. Mrs Barton Merrill Of
Brunswick ana Mrs. Una BurknarI
Of Norfolk. Va, Besides them Jus;
a few Intimate friends were presan1
AZ The ceremony.
"A reception was held rom : 10 5
O'Clock and II the recslrlng line we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelburne, Mr.. anG
MIS- W NJ. P~IaE, M ROYAL &
Sherburne ana Mrs. SherDurn.. Mr.
RumRilv ana Miss Gertrude Sher-
burne. The reception was .arEeiV at
tended anG was merry pretty func-
ion Delicious ref-Asnn., a. Y ire
cream and cake ana punch uere
served
Miss Eliza Sm.iRy nad charge +
ne guest book and Mrs Florence
jackson. a sister If me BRIDE. ma
charge Of the presents.
Ny. and Mrs Shernurne werc the
recipients If many costly and eeauti-
Hul presents, consisting Of cut glass.
na.nr!ngs.
Near the close IF the reception re
happv pair suddenly lef. by aufnno-
bile for some unu1npunced station re
AXE ne tram tur the Nhile -oUn-
ANS eo- wedding vr.f. much 10 he
su-1r:se Of their friends. who IA :
plenty Of rice. confetti and old sno:s
whlc. they expected % have . chance
10 use.
Mrs. Sherburne is one If the towns
most popular young ladies. beng q
graduate Of Maine Central Institute.
lass Of 1913, and Of 4 weil-known
business college. ana las held sevor-
ii Responsible positions During he
war she enlist ad rs q ynswomRn and
did valuable work n TINS department
Nj She-hurne IS also we'll known
herr, having compieted 4 course az
Il. c. I. n the class Of l91.. ae now
has a responsible position With the
General Electric Co. If Boston
The happy couple have host "
friends who will wish hem a long
and happy married l:te and q large
measure of health and prosperity.
The funeral Of the late AdeIhe,--
mes was held from his late home on
Main street Wednesday, afternoon a.
o'clock. Rev. H M Ford. pns.or
If The Free Baptist church official
ing. The Knighty II Pythias and Inc
Pyttlian Sisters If which ne Increased
was n member. attended the serr-ice
IN n body The bearers were Edward
Hanson. EaI-v r Johnson Hollis
" StithaTn and William I Percival.
Lnfer-nent was made n the village
cemetery Cndertaker Frank n
Fairbanks was IN charge n the ar
engagements. The fioral tributes were
profuse and very beautiful. number
ing some 20 pieces Among the out
of-town relatives present were a
sister. Mrs. Rose Noven Of New
Sharon. three nieces. Mrs Penneii
Mrs. McInrire and Miss Velnn Arnes
If Portland. n nephew. FLOYD Amer
Of Portland. an aunt. SuEa2 Sterling
of Scion. and Mrs. Laura Amcr.
widow o: Mr. Ames' hrot,,er. out-of-
town friends present were Mr. Hatch
Of Bangor Mr. and Mrs t..x.-,c-