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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-09
FREEDOM
FREEDOM MAN
WEBS IN BOSTON

At the Church of Our Saviour,
(EpiscopaD. in Roslindale. Mass, on
Tuesday n,aht, William A. Thomp-
son of Freedom was united In we'd
lock to Miss Elizabeth E. Hermitage
of Roslindale by the Rev. ]. Jordan
Carey, rector of the church, to the
strains Of the Lohegrin wedding
march. The bride entered the church
on the arm of her brother. James q.
Hermitage, attended by Miss Ruth
Hermitage as maid of honor. They
were met at the chancel by the
groom and his best man. Thomas
Vose of Liberty. Rev. j. Jordan
Carey used the impressive Episcopal
service. The church was well filled
with relatives and friends The
party left the church to the strains
of the Mendellsohn march. played
by Frank L. Pickett. organist OK the
church.
The brides gown was a stunning
creation of silk with the proverbial
veil and train and she carried q
shower bouquet of Valley lilies and
bridal roses. Mr.. A l.. Pickett OF
West Roxbury and Mr.. Dewey Hall
of Montville were the ushers for the
occasion. After the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the home OF the
bride on South Fairview street, at
tended by hosts of friends and re!a-
tives of the couple.
The church and house were taste
fully decorated with flowers and
greenery. The couple left for a
honeymoon before coming to Free.
dom, where they will make their
home. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson will be
pleased to see all friends at their
reception in Freedom Grange hall on
Friday evening, June %.
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N0RR|DCEWOCK
eaptist Church Notes

bdPttvt VOuVGU BVOt1U
There will be union services at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning.
with a sermon by the poster. Rev. l..
b. Tibbetts to the members Of the
graduating class Of the High school.
1t is hoped there will be large at
tendance.
Sunday evening at the Baptist
church the pastor will give a lecture
Illustrated with SO stereopticon pic
lures.
Next Tuesday afternoon, June IL,
the Missionary Society and Ladies'
Aid Of the Baptist church will hold
Joint meeting at the home of Mrs. G.
II Blaisdell. Subject will be Zap
fist Schools in the South" Leader,
Mrs. Charles Pray. Hostesses, Mrs.
Nellie Blaisdell and Mrs. Sara A.
Frederic. Miss Iona Pray. teacher
in Spellmnn seminary, Atlanta, Ca,
will speak in regard to her work
there. 1t is expected also, that there
will be a talk by Miss Gaylord, who
was formerly teacher in the south
having taught in the negro school iii
Richmond, Va, soon after the close
Of the Civil war.
The Woman's Working League Of
the Congregational church are to hold
n meeting at the home Of Mrs. D. e.
Taylor on Wednesday afternoon;
June IS, instead Of the place and date
gwen on the league calender.
Merchants Day has been changed
to Thursday Of each week instead OF
Wednesday, as Thursday will accom-
modate the farmers better.
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Mrs. Nalora S, Fish

Mrs. Nalora S. Fish died at G
o'clock Friday afternoon at her home
OIL the corner of East Front and Me-
chanic streets. Mrs. Fish was the
daughter of Cyrus and Betsy Pullen
Rogers and was born in Arson. She
was rs years old on the ninth day of
last May. On November 80, 1867 she
was married to Danville Fish. Tho
marriage took place at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Stevens in Madi-
son and the ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Ira Emery. Mr.. Fish
died last winter after a welded life of
SIS years, which is a longer period
than allotted to many. During their
earlier married life they moved about
considerably and lived in Arson,
Madison and Norridgewock, but for
more than 80 years they have resided
in Skowhegan. Mrs. Fish was n de-
voted Christian and regularly attend
ed the services at the Centenary
Methodist church until her health
failed and always her home interests
were nearest to her heart. She is sur
vived by the following children: Mrs.
Albion Perkins of East Wilton, who
came to Skowhegan last fall and ten
derby cared for her parents during
their last moments; Roland Fish
whose whereabouts are unknown;
Perley E. Fish of Portland; Mrs. Will
liam Hapgood of Madison, Mrs. Will
liam Stevens of Benton, Anon Fish
Of Skowhegan and Lester Fish of
Oakland and a step-son, Elmer E.
Fish of Kingfeld, 10 grandchildren
and II great grandchildren. The flu
neral services will be held at the
home Monday forenoon at 10 o'clock
and burial will be made in the South
side cemetery in the family lot.
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DR.. TEACHERS Liver and Blood
Syrup among those who are suffer-
ing from Indigestion, Stomach Trou-
bles, rheumatism, Sick Headaches.
Torpid Liver, Pains in Back, Loss of
Sleep, Impure Blood, Loss of Weight,
Biliousness, Loss Of Appetite. Dizzi-
ness. Coated Tongue. Constipation.
Night Swcats, Shortness of Breath,
Skin Eruptions, Tired Rundown
Feeling, or who need general
strength building tonic.
In making known the intention of
the Thacher Laboratories to give a
limited number of free samples of
this valuable medicine to men.
women and children. officials of
this company made the following
explanation.
TEACHERS PLAN SAFE
"Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood
Syrup Is not to be COMPOUNDED with
the. ordinary patent medicine. This
great tonic is composed only OF
medicinal ingredients long recog-
nized for their superior powers in
overcoming the diseases caused by
improper working of the liver,
stomach and bowels and the impure
ties that poison the blood.
"While there is ample proof Of the
merit of this celebrated tonic of DR..
Thachers not only through eXhaus-
tive analysis Of the formula and
laboratory tests. but through results
obtained in actual cases over n
period of many years. still it is our
desire to further demonstrate to the
neople of this section that DR..
Thachers Liver and Blood Syrup is
tho commonplace remedies.
"To accomplish this. we are will
ing to bear the expense of proving
the extraordinary powers Of DR..
Thacher's prescription. both by cur
Money EackIf 1t Doesn't Helm You'
guarantee and by the distribution
of free samples of the medicine to
q limited number of local people"
ANYONE. who desires. may obtain
one of these free samples, rs long
as the supply lasts. by calling on
the druggist in their town who is
the authorized aren't for Dr. Thach-
er's Liver and Blood Syrup and re-
quostinr ono.
Out of town reop'e are advised
that If no Thncter agent has Vet
been appointed in their town. their
own druggist may secure tho agency
and supply them with Dr.. Thaohor's
T4ivor and PlOod SYRUP by annlvinc
tn Thatcher Sales Company, go Fisk
Bldg. New York City.
DR.. Thachcr's Livc~ & blood syrup
is sold in Augusta by .rohn Cough
lin. in Gardiner by DeHne's Drug
store. in Divfe'a by G. q. Gardner.
in Norwav by Tho Old Moves Drug
store. in Da'na riscotta by Horace ~
Poland. in Hallowcll by Wilior7 r
Quinn. in Fairfic!d by TIE Wilson
Pharmacy and in Elmford NJ Pow
c~'s Pharmacy and Oxford Ave
Pharmacy.
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ncr was served by caterer, Mrs Kate
$ Simpson. There was a good at
| tendance.
Thursday afternoon the officers OF
! the SkOwheSan High School Alumni
association met with the vice presi-
cent. Attorney John Lewis, with the
president, Mrs. II. c. Judkins prcsid-
| ing and report of the last meeting of
the executive board was presented by
! the secretary, Mrs. Blanche NJ.
Friend. who with the treasurer, Miss
Anne NJ. Ccswell discussed plans for
the annual commencement banquet,
which is to he held on next Friday
evening following tho graduating ex
crcises of the class of 1928 The beard
IS planning to have excellent music
during the banquet and interesting
after dinner speaking and it is hoped
Il larea number of the graduates OF
S. II. s. will attend this annual event.
The banquet viii he served by cater
, or, Mrs. Kate s. Simpson at Grange
hall in the banquet room at 81 per
plato.
On Sunday, June 10, the men In
Somerset county who carry the rural
mail arc to enjoy their annual field
day at the Grover cottage in Smith
field village. At this meeting the an
nual business will be transacted Off
GERS elected and reports presented.
THIS VIII make tho 18th time that the
Il. +. j., men Of Somerset county have
gotten together in an annual meeting.
The president is James Staples Of
Willow street. Skowhgan and Henry
\ Thomas also of Skowhegan is the
secretary.
Many cars from Massachusetts,,
New York and New Jersey. have been
seen parking or passing through our
village and in the store windows may
be seen tho "Sterno" displays and
ether appliances for camping. which
makes ono realize that the camping
season in Maine is at hand. William
]. Lessard has established camping
ground for the free use Of auto par
tics near his store on North avenue.
The location of this camping ground
is level and dry and will make an ex-
cellent place for pitching n tent and
to pass the night. Mr.. Lessard will
will provide n pump. stone fireplaces
and other accommodations for auto
lists and no charge will be made for
the use of this ground.
Friday forenoon the girls Of the
freshman class of SH. s., number
81, who are taking a course in Home
Economics accompanied by their SUI
pcrvisor of that department. attend
cd a demonstration of cooking by
electricity given by the Central
Maine Power company with a spec
ialist in charge at their Water street
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Great Medicine Sold On
Money Back Guarantee

DR.. TEACHERS Liver and Blood
Syrup has been found to possess
such remarkable qualities as fam
lily medicine that it is now being
sold on q positive guarantee that if
it does not bring relief, the purchase
price will be refunded.
Positive instructions have been
issued by the Thacher Laboratories
to all druggists to this effect. If
no benefit is received by anyone
suffering from Stomach Troubles,
Indigestion, rheumatism, Sick He'd
aches, Torpid Liver, Pains in Back,
Loss of Sleep. Impure Blood, Loss
Of Weight, Biliousncss, Loss Of APP
petite, Dizziness, Coated Tongue
Constipation. Night Sweats, Short
moss of Breath, Skin Eruptions,
Tired-Itundown Feeling, or those
who feel the need of general
strength building tonic, the pur-
chase price is to DO returned with
out question:
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Annual Meeting
Bethany Baptist
Church Corporation

Ma ~ SAA W. VI SSSA
The annual meeting of the corpora
ton of the Bethany Baptist church
| which was postponed from the goth
of May was held at the church on
Thursday evening. At $50 o'clock
the direction of Mrs. Ella r. Nelson,
Mrs. Mae N. Haines and Mrs. Clara
b. Appleby and was delicious and the
socibility was much enjoyed by all
present. At a little before the
meeting was called to order by the
pastor. Rev. George Merriam, who
offered prayer. Mr.. Merriam was
elected moderator and presided in
an excellent manner during the
meeting.
Llewellyn Goodwin, who has been
clerk of the church since its or
ganization was unable to be present
but he was unanimously elected
clerk and because of Mr.. Goodwin's
frail health Miss Alice Written was
elected clerk, pro tenn to assist Mr..
Goodwin in the work.
Mr.. Merriam presented the summer
arrangement for the union services
Of the Bethany, the Centenary, Me-
thodiSt and the Federated churches
as outlined by the pastors of the
various churches which was accept
ed
Mr.. Merriam gave a few remarks
concerning the life and work of the
church and stated that the work of
the church just like a home is made
up of the little things and that If
each one endeavored to do his or her
part and rendered cheerful and help
full service just as far as he is able
the life of the church would be happy
and successful
A new committee, that of a finance
committee, was instituted and Miss
Louise H. Coburn was elected chair
man and Mrs. Margaret X. Goodrich,
member of the committee and with
the chairman of the prudential COM
mittee, the church treasurer and the
pastor who will act eX-officio make
up the committee.
The treasurer, Mrs. Angie B. Ste
ward, who has been the efficient
treasurer for the past year gave a
comprehensive report of the church
finances. Mrs. Steward was re-
elected treasurer but refused to
serve and Mrs. Clara B. Appleby was
elected church treasurer.
The following prudential commit
tOS was tleCteu. ~. TeIIlOuC HON
sted. chairman: Fred G. Nye, f. F..
Haines and. Almon F. Sanford :
superintendent OF building, Fred c.
Nye, was reelected.
The date of the occurance of the
annual meeting was discussed at
some length and it was voted to
change the date of the annual meet
ing from the first Tuesday after the
last Sunday in May to the first
Tuesday after the last Sunday in
December. 1t was further voted that
the next annual meeting will occur
on the first Sunday following the
last Sunday in December. 1923.
1t was voted to leave all unfinish-
ed business with prudential commit
tee.
Mr.. Gridley r. Fogg, who for many
years has served the church as
treasurer was elected a member of
tho prudential committee but was not
| able to serve and declined the cleo
ton. Much interest in the life and
| work of the church was exhibited
by all present and with courage and
the spirit of conservation the church
is entering upon a new year of acti-
vities.
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ST. ALBANS

c. ]. Worthen Of Bangor was in
town for the week end.
Frank ]. Hersey has purchased a
new Buick touring car. =
Mr.. and Mrs. bellie Welch and
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N.
WEIGH. called on friends in New
port Sunday. $50. 49,.
Mr.. ana Mrs. warren White have
gone to Milo where Mr.. White has
worked for. several years.
On Wednesday evening our teach
ers in the village schools held q
two hours session Of school SO the
parents and those interested might
have q chance to hear and see the
Rotations and other school work.
Quite a number were, present and
felt well repaid for their evening
thus spent. A. 49,.
Mrs. Maria Meanes Is visiting
friends in Auburn.
Mrs. Emma Parkmarl, Mrs. Min
ME Martin, and Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel
Fellows were in Dexter Wednesday,
on business.
Mr.. White and family have moved
into . cottage near Great Moose
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Grange Committees
to Meet Soon

The committees. section c. and E.
of Skowhegan Grange, composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Pratt, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 3. Whittier. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Stafford, Mr. and Mrs d. F.
Smiley. section f., Mr.. and Mrs. p. c.
White, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Eaton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Beaudion, will
meet this Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Whittier
on Madison avenue and make ar
rangements for the supper which is
to be served under their supervision
at the meeting of the Skowhcgan
Grange next Wednesday night, when
it entertains the Athens grange.
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CHINA

SOUTH-Four Bowdoin students,
Earl Perkins '23, South Portland; ;
Donald Robertson "a, Caribou: Asa
Daggett '25, island Falls and Byron
Mitchell ,25, Biddeford, who have
been at the Jacob cottage Several
days, returned Saturday.
New birds seen since last reported
are, catbird. chimney swift. chebec.
bob link, sparrow hawk, yellow
warbler, black throated blue warbler.
blackburnien warbler, blackpoll war :
bier, redstart, oriole, vesper, sparrow.
cedar waxwing, humming bird, king
bird, mourning dove, field sparrow.
house wren, osprey, nashville warbler,
black throated green warbler, chestnut
sided warbler, redeye vereo, white
crowned sparrow. purple martin, sa-
vannah sparrow. rosebreasted groS-
bcak, indigo bunting and chewink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Goodspeed Of
Newton, Mass, also Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Trask and mother Of Palermo were
Sunday callers at Judson Goodspeed's.
Miss Clara NJ. Jones. who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Clinton Bra
gan at Nev Gloucester, returned on
Tuesday.
Granville fitzpatrick. Bowdoin "a.
of Old Orchard and Alan Small, Bow
dom '26 of Worcester. Mass, who
have been passing a week with Bill
Jacob, returned on Monday.
Mrs. H. F. Whitehouse. Mrs. J. A.
Jones and Mrs. Mary W. Jones re-
turned from the County w. c. r. U.
convention at Waterville, Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma v. Robbins was ii,
Augusta on business. Friday.
Miss Mary Cook of North ,Vassal-
bcro passed last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Judson Goodspeed.
Bill Jacob, Bowdoin rs. who has
passed two weeks at the Jacob cot
tage, returned Tuesday A. NJ.
Miss Mary Mitchell, who passed
the winter with friends in New Glous.
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Children's Party
Federated Church

Twenty-six children of the Pri-
mary Department of the Federated
church enjoyed a party given by the
losing side in an attendance contest
held recently. The party was a very
happy occasion, games We're played
ice cream was served. This party
was postponed from a date in May
and the favors were Maybaskets of
candies and nuts.
The superintendent of the primary
department, Mrs. Sarah S. STEM
house and the teachers, Mrs. Eliza
beth. Mrs. Nancy Huckins, Misses
Gertrude Sampson, Dorothy Dane,
Dorothy Kibreth and Doris Eaton
Some time was passed by the chill
dren rchearsing the songs which they
are to sing Sunday morning at the
Children's Day exercises.
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pRoHAfE NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the FOL
lowing appointments were made by the
Probate Court within and Tor the
County OF Kenhehec, and said ap-
poHlHEsSIeEE N SM II. BROWN 81, Augusta, ad;
tninistratrix Of the estate Of HANNAH
EDITH BROWN; late OF said Augusta.
deceased, May 22, 1928.
HATTIE l.. SHAW Of Wateryille'
esesgtEIx ot Shs VIII g. ARRfh de- L.
FRED K. FIFE 81 Augusta. ADMIN
istrator Of the estate Of LOUISE ROB
fNsoN FIFE: late Sf said Augusta de-
cef RSoeSERT A. coNY Of Augusta, guar
dian af KENT +; MURRAY OF Wind
so Ms;i Mfy t. A. nc CLEMENT Of Rome.
eiardian Of GERTIE CLEMENT OF
Rc j. ew;A ALL LYONS Of Grauyille,
N. r.. guardian OF M1NONA L. HAIR
FRED NJ. HUMPHREY Of Augusta,
executor Of the will Of LYDIA ROB
BINS HUMPHREY; late of said Au-
gusta. deceased. May is, 1923.
Attest: r. w. LE1GHTON.e
Register OF Probate.
nAY$6. 9Af.St .
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sales room which was instructive ana
much enjoyed by the cless. .p
The supper which was 70 have been
held ut the Bethany Baptist church
by the young people OF the Sunday
school has been postponed. until q
future date because OF the food sale
held at the church BY the Town Inn,
provennent Society.
Mrs. Gus Bouietts had the. misfor.
tune to fail down stairs Thursday
night am broke her right arm be-
tween the elbow and the shoulder.
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Church Notices

Federated. Rev. George l.. Thurlow,
pastor: 1880. Childrens Sunday exer-
ciseS with a pageant, "Out of the BIZ
ble"; Sunday School at IL. There will
be no evening services because of the
Baccalaureate service at the Opera
house for class S. H. s. '23.
l.. Nichols, pastor: 1880. et sermon monty by
the pastor; Sunday school at 10; meet
ing Of Epworth League at P. NJ.
There will be no evening service be-
cause of/the Baccalaureate service in
Opera house.
Notre Dame Of Lourdes, Rev. Faith
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nlNGtR IN STUBBORN coue

stubborn coughs that han ss,; q
liable to lead to serious Comfy Comfy I
FoIey's Honey and Tar; = 81
coughed since taking Foisyy triell
not help me-" writes Jo sn.,,c { n
Pittsieid, Mass. For Su'l stl
from coughs. colds. cropp;. ~
bronchitis and hay feyer. "a ~
Honey and Tar. The laa& crId, &
cough medicine in the W ~
tains no opiates-ipgrediesrrss. ~
Oh carton. Sold everywnesS
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M6i.ker. Tor Soldier.

Whiskers for so.d'efls II
.Ceuta, Morocco, May ,sstji
Mail.)-Orders have Deen ,t;M q
the Spanish army autnor. .oidissl
inanding all officers ana
the regular army to grow mou sS \
The upper lip may be a nI1aS 70
long or short hair acco.ee sbiiItJ
wish Of the owner or MS
et1ltivafe il.
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Services at the First UniversaIist

Arrangements have been made
whereby there will be services for the
remainder of June at tho First Uni
versalist church on the corner Of
North avenue and Lcavitt street. TIL +,
service will be held at o'clock in
the afternoon and next Sunday Rev.
c. A. Knickerbocker of Waterville
will conduct the service and preach,
The soloist will be Jack Roaf and
Mrs. Howard r. Friend will preside
at the organ. The public is cordially
invited to attend this service.
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jnne2dst

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice y 4
by given that on the fifth 9Gaays,snd
1928, Dean f.. Wheeler OF ss II u
the County of Kennebec. We Nh
Probate Court for the COUNT sh,,s,i,uist56i
nebec, duly appointed aravfofl 4
Of the estate of JACKSON Seces1
Ana that on the same date sai - -
e. wheeler qualified for ana
said trust. rroHTOM
Attest: X. W. Probo6s
.. $50 -.
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DIR. THACHER'S LIVER AND
BLOOD SYRUP WILL BE
GIVEN away This WEEK

An interesting fact in connection with the Introduction
in Augusta of the celebrated prescription of Dr. H. S.
Thatcher disclosed today when it learned that local
agents distributing limited number Of free samples of
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Lake, and he Will worn
Davis. ma. ..s.., r,.,,ov5 y
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank psie5
moved into one Of c. A..
der's rents.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for the c Isis1
tion of addition to Stevens C@u
State Of Maine Reformation I'm
Women at Skowhegan. Maine, W"
received until IL O'Clock nooE A.
18th, BY the Board Of Trustees v
State Reformatory for Woin Stste a
posals must be addressed 20 SEN
formatory for Women, :ors
Maine. Plans and specincat'SSssss. it7
be obtained from Milton w. S
Architect, Bar Harbor. MAZE M sucG
A surety bond for 200 OF ,i; rea q 4!
OF the contract will be reau'ihs s sssJ1
successful bidder, bono u
Company bond. . 4. 500 =
or all>prOposals.
Per order n,,swrr9
az Reformatory fOt MvN
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Baccalaureate Service Sunday NIGHT

The baccalaureatc service Of the
class of '23 of S. X. S. will be held on
Sunday evening at the Opera house
when Prof. Herbert G. Libby of Colby
college will deliver the address.
There will be no services in the var
ious Protestant church Sunday eve
ming that all may attend the bacca-
laureate service to which the public
is cordially invited to attend.
At meeting of Mount Moriah
Council No. 10 held Friday evening.
the three degrees. Royal, Select and
Super Excellent were conferred upon
a class of 10 coming from various
towns in the county. A delicious sup
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kcvie-Hebert

A wedding of much interest to
many SkoWhcgan people recently oc-
cured in Biddcford when Miss Mary
Hebert. daughter of George Hcbert of
Embden was married to George Nevic
of Biddeford. Miss 1Icbcrt was for
merly from Skowhcgan, the family
for number Of years owning and
living upon the Snow farm on the
Middle road to Watcrvillc.
George Hebcrt of Embden attended
his daughters wedding as did also
Mrs. Harry NiSue bf Watcrville go
ing by machine from Skowhocan.
While in Biddcford they were guests
of Mr.. Hebert's son and Mrs. Niguo'g
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Hehert
(nee Mrs. Eliza Robidcan formerly
OF Skowhegan. Local friends extend
best wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Nevic.
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rnay2e.sat

cester. has returned to wesley Has.
y A1Jsu