Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12

A wedding OF interest 70 many
| frisnds vas solemnized Monday morn
ing 1T tho Notrs Dame de lourdes
church by the ppstor, Rev. tr. J. LOUIS
A. Eenaud, when Miss Ada'aloe
chou, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs ArGh'e
| Vachon. became the BRIDE Oh l'ii""'
! RnurRoin Of Watcrrille.
The bride was attended by her Sis
! ter. Miss Alice Vachon. as bridesmaid
and the following four young IadleS
| ~ IN. soIaditv Of the Blessed virgin
Mary. Flnvie Thibault, Madeline Cyf'
Alfredo Turcotte and Geneva Lewia'
The bride and bridesmaid wore love
w arav silk dresses and becoming hats
and carried bridal bouquets of roses.
. The Children Of Mary wore white
wells and mantils The mantel worn by
| the bride near the close OF the service
was removed by two OF the Children
Of Mary This was a high mass wed
ding and beautiful music added greatly
! to the impressiveness of the ceremony.
The groom was attended by Ledger
| King as best man. A delicious we'd
! ding breakfast was served Tor the
bridal party at the home of the brides
! parents Mr.. and Mrs. Rourgoin lett
| Nv auto for one Of Names summer
! resorts where they wlss pass their
honeymoon. after which they are TO
| reside IN WaterVille. The bride has
! been employed at the Maine Spinning
mill. She Is popular with many friends.
| A delightful shower party was given
| her n short time before the wedding.
| Mr.. and Mrs. BourRoin received miv
. lovely gifts an dhave the hest wishes
/ OF host OF friends both in Skowhc-
! gan and Wsterville.
/ Rev George Merriam, pastor OF the
Bethany Baptist church delivered the
| sermon at the Union Protestant
churches Sunday at the Centenary
| Methodist church. Excellent music
was Furnished by the Methodist choir
| directed by Mrs. Rose Burrill and
Mrs. Howard b. Friend. In the az
| ternoon Mr.. Merriam conducted ser
vice at the Federated church at
! Hinckley and service at the State
Retormatory FOR Women. At the re-
| formatory service Mrs. Ethel w.
Ames. the organist at the Bethany
church acted as pianist. The music
was a pleasing feature OF this SER
vice and the girls at the institution
| entered into the singing heartily.
Somerset Pomona Grange will meet
today with Fairview Grange at
| Smithfeld. 4 fine program is as
| sured. This is to be an all day
| meeting. Several Changers from
| Skowhegsn will attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Head daughter
Eleanor OF Madison, who returned t.
| Madison Sunday afternoon went
! over an 8 foot banking side of the
| road on the way from New Portland
| to North Arson when they met a car
| and turned out a little too far. The
car q Ford touring stood on the top
and the engine continued to operate
and the wheels were turning. The
| occupants of the car received only
slight cuts and bruises. The top OF
the car was completely demolished
and taken Of and left by the road
side and the frame of the wind
shield was badly bent and the glass
broken. The traffic Is heavy on this
road SUNDAYS and soon several men
had come along who lifted the car
back into the road and it was driven
| home on its own power. Mr.. Head
stated that the people in the car they
met was not at fault and came back
and offered every possible assistance.
The cars OF the S. T. line were put
out OF commission Sunday evening
during the shower as were many
wires transmitting current for light
ing purposes and the streets and
homes were in darkness for a few
hours.
A Chevrolet car driven by John
King of Watervilie trying TO cut
around the Buick owned by Charles !
W. Day OF Skowhegan. driven by his /!
daughter Miss Helen Day caused |
nix-up on College Ave. near Holland !
hrck sunday. The Buick lost a left |!
front wheel and the axle on the right |
side was pulled from tire chassis and /
mud gasrd was broken. The Chew !
rciet fcst . wheel and had an axle |
eeqt. Ne one was injured. !