Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-10
WINTHROP
Dostie-Auclair

DoStie-Auclalr
Francis Dostie and Miss Alice
Auclair were married Mohoay
morning at 6 O'Clock at q nuptlai
mass at St. Francis church oy Kew
Father r. J. Keinan.
The wedding march from loheh-
grin was played by MISS Llillal ~
clair, organ and Mss Mapei Aucidi,
and Mrs. Fred Paradise, violin. a
Ieautiful vocal duet was rendered
Ivy Mrs. Paradise and Edmund Au-
clair.
The double rim: service was used
and the attendants were Dular DOS
tie. brother of the groom, ana the
brides father, Joseph Auclalr, VINO
gave her in marriage.
The bride wore a travelling gown
of dark brown, with fur coat ana
dainty satin hat to match. she c5r-
ried a bouquet of white roses.
A buffet luncn was served at the
brides home following the cefe-
mony, the bride cutting and serving
the wedding cake. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Eostie left on the y
A Nj. train for Bangor where they
will enjoy 4 brief honeymoon trip,
as guests of Mr.. DCstie's sister, Mrs.
Lizzie Gagnon.
"A reception was DCiu at tliC iiOiiiS
of the bride Saturday evening at
which some IS guests were present,
and offered congratulations to the
happy pair. Music was furnished by
the Auclair orche stra, and refresh
ments We're served. A beautiful ar
lay of wedding gifts, including sill
yer, linen, china and cut glass was
received by Mr.. and Mrs. DoStie. For
the present they will make their
home with the brides parents.
Special services ir commemoration
of Lincoln were held Sunday morn
ing and evening at the Methodist
church. In the evening the program
Included patriotic hyrnns, with Mrs.
Eta Brown as leader, and The
church orchestra assisting; Lincoln
anecdotes and poems by Evelyn
Larrabee. Evelyn Andrews, Helen
Beatty, Frances Edwards, GeneVieVe
Aldrich. Helen Harris, Jean Andrews
and Miss Gladys Aldrich; a vocal
dIet, beautiful Flag" by Charles
Pinkham and Marsters York; read
ing. LINCOLN. Man Called of God
by Mrs. Eottie York, and brief ad-
Crtss on Lincoln, ny the pastor. The
program closed win the singing of
ne star SpdnSieI baIlllef.
Tie W4nthrLp High team corrpet-
Cd at the Augusta Carnival last week
capturing fifth piece among the 10
schools entered, finishing ahead of
Norway, South Portland, Cony. Ed
ward Little and Mechanic Falls.
The quarterly meeting of the
Friends Society vas held Saturday
and Sunday at the Friends church
at Winthrop Center. There was a
large attendance. Saturday was the
usual business meeting and Sunday
I. orning fine sem on was delivered
Iy Rev. Arthur Jores, pastor of the
church and music by the regular
church choir. Dcnnis' orchestra of
Augusta furnished music at the Sun
day school hour. Dinner was serv-
cd at the church. both days.
The Mission Study Glass of the
Friends chuI I'll will meet Wednc sday
with Mrs. Charles Towle. Ladies are
asked to be prepared TO sew.
Ladies of tie Grange who have
not been solicited for the supper
Tuesday evening are asked to take
PASTRY.
DR.. +. III. Badger addressed a
large audience a. the Congregational
church on Sunday evening, upon
Community Health" How to avoid
! the spread of communicable dis
eases, the value of the quarantine,
the Importance of sanitation, and
he also stressed the value of health
programs in a community. Next
sunday evening Lincoln program
will be given.
The boys and girls of the Gram
mar school basket ball teams had a
most delightful trip to Auburn, Fri
day. where they played a double
header with the Edward Little Ju-
| nior High teams. They enjoyed an
| indian lecture at the school audito-
rum and We're served supper at the
school building. Friday evening
theatre parties were enjoyed. Sat
urday morning team pictures were
made and the remainder of the day
! was passed at Lewiston, the party
returning on the afternoon train.
Gwendolyn Brown was the leader
of the Young Peoples service at the
Methodist church Sunday evening
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Curtis OF Mariana
cook We're dinner guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dow.
Miss Annabelle Langervin won the
three-minute speech contest at the
Grammar school Monday morning.
defeating Aurare Fountain and Maui
'l,e Io"it. lie SUBJECT was liza p
piness' and will be repeated by Miss
Iangervine. Friday, before the 9th
and 18th grade pupils.
Pupils of the Grammar school are
| offering for sale tickets for the High
school basket ball game Friday eve
ming. The youngsters disposed of
80 tickets at the last High school
game and have undertaken to du-
plicate this record.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Hodges and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Howard have
returned from Winslow, where they
were called last week by the illness
and death of Mr.. Hodges and Mrs
Towards father. the late James
Hodges.-Mrs. Hilda Barcelow and
son. Alton, of Amesbury, Mass, are
guests of Mrs. Barcelow's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleophus Loon.-Miss
Ailean Bennett passed the weekend
in Portland.-AIiss Harriet Towle
was home from Colby college over
the week-end.-Mr. and Mrs. f. T..
Clifford are making a trip to Cam
den and Rockland.
"A large party from Winthrop
Grange are planning to attend the
meeting of Kennebec County Pomo-
ma, to be held at Monmouth Grange
hall Wednesday.