Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-25
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| Day.
Miss Nerneta Farrar of Lewiston
visited her grandmother. Mrs. Addie
0. Farrar. and sister, Mrs. Arnold
! Morton last week.
| Charles Henry Savage has pur-
chased the farm of Mrs. Nora Cum
ningham and will do general farm
| ing.
! Missionary w. Z. Overlook went to
North Union Thursday to officiate at
the funeral of Augustus Sukeforth.
| Malcolm and Willard Clark have
| been passing a few days in Augusta,
combining business and pleasure.
| They went with their auto.
| The school at Razorville is in ses-
sion, Percival Pierpont, teacher.
Miss Frances Croker is the teacher
at the village and Mrs. Ruth Boyn-
ton at Stickney's Corner.
The freeze and snow storm Thurs
| day night reminded us that winter
| has not gone very far away. The
| hills were white with snow until
nearly noon Friday.
| Missionary W. Z. Overlook went to
Palermo Center Sunday to officiate
at funeral.
William c. Lcssner, who is an Of
ficer at the Augusta State hospital,
visited his mother, Mrs. Aldana
Lessner. Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie Flanders, who has
been stopping with her daughter,
| Mrs. Leslie Savage for the past few
weeks has returned to her home at
South Liberty.
Mr.. Morey of Woonsocket, r. T.
who owns and operates portable
mill, arrived here Monday and is
making preparations to move his
mill from the Alvin Howes lot to
the John Leigher lot, where he will
saw out the lumber cut there last
winter for Arthur E. Johnston of
| kennebun,s.
Nearly all the spring birds have
| arrived except the looms. They gen.
orally make one visit before the ice
leaves the ponds and then as soon
rs the ponds are free from ice they
~ up their permanent abode for
the summer. They made their early
visit as usual but have not been
seen since, which is a very uncom-
mon occurrence.
Owing to the school committee be-
ing unable to secure any boarding
place for the teacher. there is no
school on the Mountain this spring.
= part Of the pupils are being trans
ported to Razorville and a part to
East Palermo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beryl Dclmeter of
Augusta, who have been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sanford Jones, return
ed TO Augusta Sunday. They came
to be present at the Jones Essancy
wedding.
Mrs. Edward Light. who has been
visiting her children in augusta, re-
turned home Saturday, her daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Bowman, accom-
panying her home.
AR. and Mrs. W. H. Overlook at
tended the silver wedding of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles c. River at The
Branch" Saturday evening and -
port an excellent time. A large
company of friends were present ana
everybody had to behave as the II ah
sheriff of Lincoln county was pres
cnt and Deputy Sheriff Sidney
Rumes of this town, SO no one dared
to start anything Mr. and Mrs.
Rivers and daughter Ernestinc re-
newcd their reputation as royal
entertainers. A hountiful treat of
ICE cream and cake and candy. pea
nuts and cigars was served. Every
body left at 4 late hour wishing
them many more wedding ami
YerSaries.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Jones was on. Saturday night, April
Ind, the scene of Il very festive oc-
casion, when their son Stanley was
united in marriage to Miss Ida Esan
cy Of Appleton. Missionary w. T..
overlook officiatcd using the beauti-
iul and impressive double ring cerc-
monE, N the presence of the family
ana invited guests. \ very pretty
part of the wedding ceremony was
the bridesmaid and best man. Mas
ter Sheldon MacLarn. nephew of the
groom was best man and Miss Irene
Alice HILBERT. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph HILBERT was the brides
maid each just past their eighth
birthday. The groom is the only child
Of Mr. Jones and will make theii
home With his parents. and the bride
IS the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Esancy of Burketville. After
the ceremony very sumptuous wed
ding breakfast was served which the
guests enjoyed very much. A double
reception was held in the evening, for
his sister Glennie was married in The
morning i'll Augusta to Beryl Del
meter, so the two couples met MANY
friends in the evening and served q
splendid and bountiful treat of ice
cream and cake. and confectionery
and cigars. At late hour the large
company left for their homes voting
it one Of the best occasions they ever
attended. and surely these young
people knew how to giv> their friends
Il good time, all said good bye rcluct-
antly and wishing them a, long anC
! happy life.
w. G. Lessner who works at the
State hospital at Augusta has beer
visiting his mother, Mrs. Aldani
Lessner for a few days.
Missionary ". f. Overlook went t
Palermo Center Sunday to oniciate a.
the funeral of Edward Pelton.
Mrs. Helen Savage who has beer
stopping with her brother, Arthur
Leigher. for few weeks. has return
ed TO their camp at Roes Mill or
Hibbert's Gore, her mother returning
with her.