Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-20
PITTSFIELD
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Friends here have received word Of
the marriage at Dexter Of John n.
Burns Of Pittsfield and Mrs. Mary
Hemingway OF Dexter that took
place st. Valentines evening. Feb. "a
at p. NJ, at their newly furnished
home in that town. Rev. F. Ernest
Smith ofheiated using the double ring
service. The matron OF honor was
Mrs. Fannie NJ. Hemingway and the
best man. Almon 2. Hemingway.
The ring bearer was Beatrice Drawn.
The decorations for the occasion were
in charge of Mrs. Irenia Drawn and
Mrs. Mabel Weleh. The refreshments
were served by Mrs. Drawn and Miss
Alice Stafford. For many years Mr..
Burns has been employed at F. E.
Mayo's grocery store and has many
friends who will join in wishing Mr.
and Mrs. Burns happy and prosper
Gus married life.
The many friends is Pittsf1eld of
Allen Hackett will extend sympathy
to him because Of the death of his
wife, which occurred Friday, Feb. II,
at hospital in Dexter. Mrs. Hackett
who was formerly Miss Marion Leila
Herrick, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Herrick of Harmony was well
known here having attended and
graduated. from anime Central In
stitute, in the class Of 1918. She was
a young lady who was highly respect
ed by all and had a large circle of
frio lie u,ho xr-or daon1y chnn1xe6
learn Of her death.
The Organ club Of the NJ. E. church
met in large numbers last Friday
night at the home of Mrs. E. D. Carr
and from there went in a body to the
home Of Miss Olive Young 10 South
street and gave her surprise party
in honor Of her approaching marriage
with Arthur B. Crawford. After the
business was transacted the pastor,
Rev. Arthur E. Hoyt. presented Miss
Young, through the hands of the club
president, Miss Jessie Mclean. with
a beautiful cut glass vase as a token
of the esteem in which she is held.
Miss Young responded to the pres
entation speech in a few words that
were cloaked with feeling. Refresh
ments consisting of coffee. cake,
sandwiches and fancy crackers were
provided by Mrs. Carr and Mrs.
Brigham and served to all. Games
were played until a late hour. An
interested participant in the eve
ning's festivities was Grammie
Young, 81 years young and as active
as any one.
Wallace E. Marble of Harmony was
a business caller in town, Saturday.
At a regular meeting of Somerset
Lodge. No. AS Knights Of Pythias
held at their hall last Thursday eve-
ming the officers elect Of tho lodge
were installed by D. G. c. Ohio L.
Linn of Hartland. The officers in
stalled were: Carl Fernald, c. c.;
H. w. stitham. V. c.: James B. Wa
terman, NJ. Of W.: Charles A. Twit-
chell, prelate; Henry NJ. Fernald, NJ.
Of F.; A. T. Randlett, NJ. of E.; AL
bert Cook, r. Of S.; Alva Southland,
1. G.
Mrs. Harry e. Clay very pleasantly
entertained the Jolly Twelve Whist
club at her home in Chester street
Friday afternoon. Dainty refresh
ments of CONNECTIONS and nuts were
served by the hostess.
Harry L. Cornforth left Friday for
Augusta 10 attend to business mat
ters.
A. ". Fuller Of Gorham, N. H., has
returned to his home after a visit in
town with his son, Frank Fuller and
family.
L. F. Marden, manager of the D.
Whiting & Son Maine creamies was
in Belfast Friday on business con-
nected with the company's' plant in
that civ