Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-22


Mrs. George Otis Smith of Washing
ton, ID. c., and Skowhegan, gave de-
lightful at home at the Skowhegan
home for her sons bride, Mrs. Joseph
Coburn Smith (nee Ervena Goodale of
Waterville), Monday afternoon from
4.30 to 6.
Many bouquet of fall flowers were
used in the hall and parlor. both eff
fectively. The guests were received
by Miss Louise Coburn Smith, the
younger daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Smith. The receiving line included
Mrs. Joseph Otis Smith, Miss George
Otis Smith, Mrs. Joseph Coburn
Smith, ROBBIE Fernald White and Mrs.
Juan Irving Goodale, the last two be-
ing the sister and mother of Mrs. Jo-
seph Otis Smith. both residing in Wa
terville.
The guests were relatives and close
friends of the family. the Ponoosac
| Club and Sigma Kappa sorority sis
tiers. Mrs. Joseph Smith and her sis
ter, Mrs. White, who were married at
a double wedding September 9, were
charming in white silk crepe. Mrs.
Smith carried a beautiful bouquet of
white roses. The dining room was at
tractive in its decorations of yellow
and white with golden flowers used on
the table and about the room. yell
low candles added to the pleasing ef-
feet. Tea was poured by Miss Louise
Coburn, an aunt of Mr.. Smith, and
Mrs. Stanley NJ. Cover. The servers
! were Misses Helen Coburn Smith,
Louise Coburn Smith and Muriel Cow
err. After refreshments, which were
dainty and delicious. best wishes and
congratulations were extended to Mr..
and Mrs. Smith, who are leaving
Thursday for Cambridge, Mass, where
they will make their home.
The affair in every way was de-
lightfully planned and carried out and
will be a happy memory to Mr.. and
! Mrs. Smith of their honeymoon.
Albert Goodrich
Albert Goodrich, son of John and
Hilda Nelson Goodrich, died Monday
at the home of his parents in Canaan.
He was eight years old. He is sur
vived by his parents and seven BROTH
ers and sisters. The funeral service
will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock and will be ofiicised by Rev.
George Thurlow Of Skowhegan.
A telegram was received in town
Monday afternoon announcing the
birth of a daughter to Prof. and Mrs.
stephen Coburn Upper of Berkeley,
Cal. This is their third child. Mr..
Upper. who is the professor of phil
osophy at the University of California,
is a nephew of Miss Louise II. Co.
burn and Mrs. George Otis Smith of
Skowhegan.
Miss Dorothea Woodward, daugh-
ter of MI. and Ms. Perley Wood
ward of Bingham, a senior at the
State Normal School at Pennington,
pleased the audience at the Bethany
Church Sunday morning with her
singing.
Robert Haines, formerly proprietor
of Hotel Coburn now of Wayne, has
been in town renewing friendships
and attending the fair.
Mrs. Rose Dyer and Mrs. Alice
Jones, who have been guests of Mrs.
Clara Wyman at the home of Sheriff
and Mrs. John w. Healey have re-
turned to Stratton.
Miss Marilla Fitz and Theodore
Fitz, returned Sunday by automobile
to Sharon. Mass. after being guests
Of Miss Eleanor Moody. Kinder
garten supervisor at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben S. Collins, Bush
st.
Miss Beatrice Pomelow, who for
several years has been the efficient
assistant in the Dental office of DR..
Stanley NJ. Cover has purchased the
Beauty Parlors of Mrs. Juliette
Correveau PalsulsN, of which she
has taken possession. Miss Pomelow
will soon go to Boston to study, and
while she is away the shop will be
closed. Miss Pomelow's friends
wish her much business success.
William Burwood of town is a
medical patient at Somerset hospi-
tai.
Mrs. Gordon Bragg. who was a
guest over Saturday of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Murray,
coming because of the illness of her
brother, Francis Murray, returned to
Portland, Sunday.
Rev. George Merriam was in
Canaan Sunday officiating at the
Milford Withee funeral
DR.. Herbert 1T. Rodden, who was a
week end guest of his brother and
wife, DIR. and Mrs. A. Z. Rodden, has
retired to Madison.
Mrs. Edward Winters of Cornville
Is a medical patient at Somerset
hospital.
George Meserve and Clarence
Whitney of the Maine Telephone
and Telegraph Company were in
Madison IN,