Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-24

A. Rogers of Corinna. The double
ring service was performed by the
Rev. George Merriam. pastor of the
Bethany Baptist church. OF which
Mrs. Armstrong was formerly a
member. The bride wore hand
some grey silk dress.
The rooms at the summer home
of the bride at East Madison. where
the ceremony was performed. were
beautifully decorated with wild and
garden flowers. The guests were
Mrs. Fred Burrill. Mrs. Morrison of
East Madison and Mrs. Flora Dealy
of Skowhegan. Following the cere-
mony delicious ices and cake were
served by Mrs. Dealy and Mrs. Bur
rill.
Mr.. Rogers is a textile worker and
a talented musician. being the leader
Of the Corinna band, and formerly
resided in Skowhegan where he and
his bride have many friends who eN-
tend best wishes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers are to reside in Corinna.
Breton Bernard
This Tuesday morning at Z o'clock
at the Notre Dame De Lourdes
church will occur the wedding of
Miss Marie Catherine Bernard.
daughter Of the late Joseph and
Georgina Bernard and Godfred
Donald Breton, son of William Bre-
ton and the late Rosie Poulin Bre-
ton. The ceremony will be perform
ed by the Rev. ]. Louis A. Renaud,
pastor of Notre Dame church.
The bride. who is the president of
the Children OF Mary Society, will be
attended by Lillian Leo as brides
maid and Lillian Breton and Nella
and Dorothy Demo and Mary Miller.
who also belong to the Children of
Mary Society," The bride will be
gowned in a beautiful georgette silk
crepe and will wear a veil and carry
a bridal bouquet of carnations. Their
wells. Beautiful music will be fur
nished during the ceremony by st.
Mary's choir with Helen Bouchard
presiding at the organ.
The groom will be attended by
brother. Michael Breton. The SER
vice will be witnessed by many
friends. Both Mr.. Breton and his
bride are very popular and a host
of friends extend best wishes. Mr..
Breton is employed at the Peoples
Garage and his bride has work at the
Maine Spinning Mill. They have
been given several pre- nuptial
parties and received many lovely
gifts.
This Tuesday a reception will be
given for them in the Catholic For
esters hall and Wednesday they will
leave for Massachusetts where they
will pass their honeymoon.
Warrant for Special Town Meeting
A warrant containing the following
articles, to be acted upon at a spec
ial town meeting to be held Satur-
Gay afternoon. June 2Sth, has been
posted 1st. TO choose a moderator
to preside at this meeting; End. to
see il the town will vote to build a
sewer on Cedar street from the ten
ement proprty of John X. MCCLELLAN
to the sewer leading off from Mech
anic street and to raise sum of
money for the same. 3rd, to see if
the town will vote to purchase a
chemical truck for the fire company
and raise g. sum of money for the
same. 4th, to see if the town will
vote to make a contract with the
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a term of years to install a modern
lighting system on the herein named
streets or parts of said streets: Main
street from junction of East and
West Front street to South Channel
bridge. Island Ave, Water street
from the North Channel bridge to
North street. Madison Ave. from
Water street to Pleasant street;
Court street from Water street to
High street and to raise sum of
money for the same and pass all
necessary notes. 5th, to see If the
town will vote to install a light near
the residence of George Flemming on
Bloomfield street. 9Th. to IL the
town will vote to install and maintain
light near Beech stress on Hatha-
way. 9TH, to see if the town will vote
to install and maintain a light on
Bugalon street. Sth, to see if the
town will vote to install and maintain
a light near the residence of Paul
Belongia. 9th. to see If the town will
vote to install and maintain q light
at the corner of Dyer street and
Steward Avenue near the residences
of Waltz H. Hight and Arthur b.
Plummer. 10th, to see If the town
will install and maintain a light on
Beech street between the residences
of Joseph Brooks and Frank Curtis.
18th, to see If the town will install
and maintain a light at the corner of
Chestnut and School streets. 18TH
to see If tn town will vote to accept
st. John street. that part of Dyer
street leading from North Avenue
eaSterly to School street: that part
of School street which extends from
Dyer street to south line of Dyer
property so called. All of streets or
parts of streets being designated in a
plan which was recorded in Somer-
set registry of deeds and records of
town. 18th, to see it the town will
accept that part Of Greenwood Ave-
nue. which extends from Jcwett
street to Gem street, extending from
eaSterly line Of Greenwood Avenue
to the westerly end of said Garrett
street; West street which extends
from Garrett street northerly to Gem
street; Gem street from Greenwood
Avenue easterly TO West street,
thence easterly to North street; that
part of Locus street extending from
Madison Avenue to Greenwood Ave-
nue.. all Of said streets being record
ed in Somerset County registry of
deeds and town records. 14th, to see
II the town will vote to authorize
the selectmen to procure the services
OF an attorney for the purpose of
collecting if possible all full accounts
now due. 18th. to see whether or
not the town will vote to accept the
provision OF Chapter Z Of Public
Laws of 1921, entitled AN Act Au-
thoriZing Secret Ballot" 18th. RI