The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-09-28
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Miss Ethelyn Morris was in town
several days last week
Joseph Spaulding and son Edrcd
have placed a silo in their barn, the
yrst one in town.
High school scholars and teachers
went to Pennington Fair, Harry Ber-
~ of West Forks VAS their driver.
Tracey Powell and wife and Edwin
Powell and wife took a trip to Show
hogan on business one day last week.
Edna Williamson aad Betty Smith
went - Boston Saturday.
|. s. Bean took a trip to Wateryillc
last week.
Eldred =. Head Of Scion and Ar
tella Powell #ere quietly married
at VIII Powe!l's last Wednesday at
? p. m. Rev. Father Hollohan of
Bingham ofTieiated. Mr.. and Mrs.
Head will reside in Scion. Congra-
tulations from everybody.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell have
entertained at Pierce Pond: Edwin
Mitchell and wife a brother, Mrs.
Alden and Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery
relatives 10 Charles Mitchell, who
have not met for several years. They
returned to their home in New York,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl ADAMS and son,
Oscar and friend OF Scion were cal
lers in town Sunday.
Abbie Bright has been visiting
friends at I The Forks.
DIR. and Mrs. Piper Of Scion attend
ed the wedding of their niece, Marion
Clark, Saturday.
SMITH CLARK
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Clark was the scene of very pretty
home wedding on Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock when their only daugh-
ter. Marion Belle WIS united in mar
rage to Whitman Everett Smith of
Portland.
The house was beautifully decorat-
ed with asters, the parlor being done
in green and white with an archway
in one corner from which was sus-
pended a large white bell and un-
der which the ceremony was perform
ed.
The bridal couple who were unat-
tended marched in to the strains of
the wedding march and were proceed
ed by the little Misses. Carolyn Pip
err az flower girl and Yesta 8oanc as
ring-bearer cousins of tho bride. The
ceremony which was beautiful and
impressive was perfo-med By Rev. G.
w. Robinson of Bingham, who used
the double ring service.
The bride was daintly gowned in
white creme de chine with alloFer lace
trimming and embroidery and carried
a shower bouquet of brides roses. AT
ter the wedding short informal re
ception was held and refreshments of
ice cream and angel cake were served.
A lovely wedding cake made by Mrs.
l. c. Merrill, the brides aunt wa
cut by the bride. The young couple
were the recipients of many useful and
beautiful wedding gifts.
The bride is one of our most popu-
lar young ladies. She is a graduate
Of Pennington Normal school and a
very successful teacher, having taught
in Maine, New Hampshire and Massa
ehusetts She also attended Gray
Business College in Portland for =
time, and then did secretarial work
n the Portland Y. NJ. c. a. 1t was
while occupying this position that she
met Mr. Smith. The groom is the son
of the late Whitman z. and Helen Il
Smith of Portland AMI has host OF
friends. He is Scout Executive
Portland Council, Boy Scouts of Am
erica.
After the reception the bride an(
groom departed amidst a shower Of
rice and confetti for shore wcddinc
trip TO the Mhitd Mountains after
which they VIII reside IN Portland =
The Los Angeles on Cumberland Ave
The brides travelling suit was darl
blue with hat to match.
Those present were the brides i'm
mediate family and near relatives anC
Mrs. Smith, the groom's mother from
Portland.
Pest Kew Ring ever invented TO-