Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-24
PITTSFIELD
Merrill Robertson

emniZed at the Methodist parsonage
at $50 when Miss Nellie Robertson
became the bride of George Merrill.
both parties being from Detroit. The
bride was dressed in a travelling suit
Of blue silk and carried q bouquet of
bridal roses. The couple were at
tended by Mrs. Ethel D. Hoyt and
Charles H. Stubs. The single ring
service was used by Rev. Arthur f.
| Hoyt, the officiating clergyman. Mr..
| and Mrs. Merrill left on the morning
train for parts unknown. Their
| many friends unite in wishing them
a life of joy and happiness.
Fred A. wyman of Oakland, a
| former resident of this town, was
! here Thursday attending to matters
! of business.
Ben Illsley of Portland was bust
ress caller in town Thursday.
| Next Sunday morning the pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church will
| take for his subject, 1.-The Besetting
| Sins of Woman" In the evening one
of the most instructive stereopticon
| lectures ever given in Pittsf1eld will
1 DO utIlN titu III the luill,
companied by &c slides.
Mrs. Lucy a. Burton. president of
| the Rebekah Assembly. returned
from Dover Tuesday, where she paid
an official visit to the Dover Re
] bekah lodge.
Arey c. Bryant was business
caller in Belfast Wednesday.
Mrs. o. T.. Libby and Miss Myra
jenkins were in Newport Wednesday
| evening, where they attended an
amateur entertainment and farce en-
titled "Twelve Old Maids" Mrs.
/ Libby and Miss Jenkins were guests
at the Jones Inn, returning home on
| Thursday
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph J. Estes and
son Ralph left Wednesday for a
visit in Bath.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Willis Of Har-
! mony were business callers in town
| Wednesday. leaving later III the day
| for Watervillc.
MAZDA waska Temple, pythian Sis
! terhood. held very enjoyable social
, at the conclusion of their meeting
Tuesday evening. that was attended
by several of the townspeople who
were present by invitation. Whist
was enjoyed and tho winners Of the
prizes were Mrs. G. ]. strong. Air
Thompson. MIS-. ]. y. Martin and
Edward Anctil Refreshments were
| served.
Washngton's Birthday was OBJ
! served Wednesday evening by the
| Sons Of Veterans and the followEn
program was presented and enjoyed
By all present: Singing. "s;tar Span
Gled Banner: rccitation. three girls
Helen Humphrey, Nellie Fitzsim
mons. and Merle Rowe: recitation
Arthur Wynan; song. Leland White:
lcadins. Doris Jellison; recitation
Ruth Rowe: song. Leland White;
song, Alice Manock: singing. "Battlc
Hymn Of the Republic" by the
audience and tho program was closed
by all joining in singing America
A social hour followed the program
and n good time is reported. At 4
meeting of the Sons of Veterans &c
be held March s, the division com
mandcr,F'rank G. Aver of Auburn
, Will be present and there will be
class initiation and refreshments.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Lou
Use Durham, who died at the home OF
her daughter. .Irs. Charles f. Henr!
at Melr0so. Mass. Tuesday. arrived
on the 4.26 train Thursday afternoon
and the body was taken 10 tho home
of Mr.. and Mrs d. p. Written
where the funeral will be held Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. r. McNabb was called to
Ellsworth Thursday by the illness OF
| her brother