Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-15
HINCKLEY
Wardwell Nj tthewa


Miss Winnifred May Matthews Of
Livermore Falls and Everett U. Ward
well Of Hinckley were united in mar
riage Saturday evening. Nov. 5. at the
home of the officiating clergyman.
Rev. j. Frank Jones. at North Liver.
more. the double ring service being
used. The bride wore a brown suit
with hat to match. ISL
Mrs. Wardwell is the Oldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Matthews OF
Livermore Falls. was born in West
Enfield. and moved to Livermore Falls
about five years ago, with her parents.
She Is graduate from the high school
of Livermore Falls and for the past
year has been employed in the Liver
more Falls Trust & Banking Co. She
is member of Charity Rebekah Lodge
and also of the First Baptist church
and is fine pianist. The groom is
the only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Wardwell and a member Of the
firm Of Wardwell & Son. n grad
uate from Good VIII High, also
from Morgan's Business College Of
Waterville. He is a member of a Ma
sonic order. Mr.. Wardwell is a train
man and is now firing from Livermore
Falls and Canton on the passenger and
freight trains. The couple will make
their home with Mrs. Wardwe!rs par
ents for the present. Mrs. Wardwel:
has visited Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ward
we'll In this place a great deal the past
year and has made many friends. who
extend congratulations to the happy
couple for, a long and joyous life.
Mrs. Leland Kicker has been corr
fined to the house the past week. by
illness.
lvol Hall was at home over Sunday.
Mrs. N. E. Bessey and children Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. Earle Palmer
over Sunday.
Fifty members of Hinckley Grange
visited Benton Grange Wednesday
evening. where the visiting members
very much enjoyed the work done by
the ladies' degree team of Benton
Grange. There were over 200 present
who partook of a bountiful harvest
supper. Benton's master was former
ly resident of this place, which ma lie
his presence doubly enjoyable to the
members of this Grange.
Emerson Hall was at home from
his work in Madison over the week.
end.
Mrs. Blanche Alley Of Waterville Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Kelley.
Mrs. Albert Smith OF Cornville has
been visiting at the home Of Melvin
Palmer the past week
Mrs. Frances Hail. teacher Of tho
school in this place. carried out Armis-
tice day exercises Friday evening at
the schoolhouse. The room had been
prettily decorated with flags and red
white and blue crepe paper The
speakers of the evening were George
.Tibbetts and w. P. Hinckley. super
visor Of Good Will farm. -Four SOL
diers were present. three being in uni
form. Edward Hicks. who at the time
OF the war was British soldier, Al
bert Webb, formerly Of Brooks, Joseph
Jackson of Skowhegan and Harold
Horne of Fairfield. The children all
took part in the exercises, the last be-
ing the march to decorate table,
drapcd with black and with the u S
flag and gold star. where they left a
wreath and their evcrgreens, in men,
Dry OF the dead. Mrs. Florlce Hall
furnished music for the evening.
L. A. and L. p. Kicker were in Au-
gusta Monday on business.
Hinckley Grange was invited to visit
Oakland Grange last Saturday. but on
accent of bad travelling. illness and
previous engagements, only Is of the
members were present. They report a
very enjoyable meeting and a fine har-
vest dinner.
Labon Allen was in skowh4gan on
business for the day Saturday.
V. f. Bessey is at work for Melvin
Palmer.
Mrs. Rose Strickland IS expected
home this week from Watervilie where
she has been for the past four weeks.