Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-21
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Yesterday afternoon Miss Cora
Lay Lovejoy, eldest sister OF DR..
frederick c. Lovejoy of this village,
and Joseph Eugene Keith of Ches-
terv1lle were united in marriage at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Ida Lovejoy, in Chesterville, many
Pennington people being present.
Mrs. Geneva Walton, sister of the
groom. played the wedding march by
Lohengrin as the bride and her maid
OF honor. Miss Glennys Lovejoy, sis
ter OF the bride, entered the parlor,
where the ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. S. Boardman, pastor of
the Pennington Baptist church, the
bride being given away by DR.. Love-
joy. The best man was Kenneth
Fellows of York, cousin of the
groom, and the ring bearer was lit
tie Miss Louise Lovejoy. niece of
the bride. The groom's gift to the
bride was a white gold bracelet.
while the brides gift to the groom
was pair of white gold cuff links.
The best man received also white
gold cuff links, and the gift to the
maid of honor was silver thimble.
The couple received many valuable
gifts, including fat check, curren-
cy.. cut glass, silver, linen, pictures
and the like. Both are natives of
Chesterville and the bride is grad
uate of both the Pennington High
school and the Pennington State
Normal school, and is member of
the Pennington Chapter of the Or
der of the Eastern Star. Mr.. Keith
is a graduate of Kent's Hill and is
employed, in a garage in Winthrop.
where the couple will reside for the
present, after a brief honeymoon.
DR.. ]. H. Rollins has leased the
Walter Titcomb house for the winter
and he and Mrs. Rollins have moved
in.
Pennington Chapter. No. 143, Or
der of the Eastern Star, will have
it's annual inspection at the regu-
lar November meeting. the inspect
ing officer to be Mrs. Julia A. Wick
cry of Belfast.
Mrs. Gladys Sweetser OF New
Portland is a guest for few days
of Mrs. Hilda G. Doble.
Alfred E. Sanborn of Portland and
John Mahan of Berlin. N. H.. were
weekend guests Of friends in town.
The Perham Street Priscillas met
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Sunmre P. Mills, and besides hay
ing a fine social afternoon, including
the serving of refreshments, ar
ranged for a combination Gentle
mems night and Halloween party to
take place the evening of Friday,
Oct. 30. About all the men know
about the event Is that they are to
be the guests of the ladies on that
occasion.
Pennington has been without a
well-organized brass band for
number of years, from lack OF mu-
sicians. Wheeler's Band was for
many years known all over the state:
but Mr.. Wheelr did and many OF
tn Younger musicians left town ana
not enough were left to keep the
organization alive. A year ago wnen
Pilgrim Commandery. No. 19, K. T.,
began to plan on going to Bangor
to be guests of st. Johns Command
ery on st. Johns day. last June "a,
the idea of having an exclusive Com
mandery band was conceived ana
carried out very successfully. band
of 2S pieces, all Commandery Ma
sons, being organized and doing IT.
self credit at Bangor. The original
intention was to make this Just
band for the occasion. but a good
many of the boys enjoyed it so well
that they want to make it a per-
manent thing by reviving the old To-
cal band and taking in all the Ma
sonic bandsmen who wish to keep
up their music. Arrangements are
being made to secure hall in which
to rehearse and there is every indi-
cation that the old band will be re-
organized without delay.
Everett H. Strout of Livermore
Falls was in town on business TODAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Stewart and T.
L. Stewart went to Portland yester-
dav by automobile on business.
Mrs. Harriet H. Henderson and
Miss Fife f. Carvill are delegates
for Merrill Rebekah Lodge Of Farm
ington. at the State Rebekah meet
ing in Portland.