Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-26
FARMINeT0N
Hamlin-Carvill

MISS Cel1lda TRUE CarNlli of Farm
ington. a daughter of the late Almon
A. and Celestia Hayford Carvill of
Pennington, and Henry Brown Hamlin,
son of Lawrence j. and Lucy Dodge
Brown of Avon, were married at S
O'Clock tonight at the home of the
hrother-in-law of the bride, Dr.. NJ r.
Cox. on Main street. the single ring
service being used and the ceremony
being performed by Rev Arthur A.
Rouner, pastor Of the Old South Con-
SreSational church. Miss E,ffie NJ.
Heath of Auburn played Lohengrin $
Bridal March and Chorus" as the
wedding party entered the attractive
ly decorated parlors, and Mendels-
sohn's wedding March" after the
ceremony, and also played during the
reception which followed the ceremo-
ny. The bride was given away by her
uncle, Columbus Hayford of Pressure
Isle, who recently celebrated his Goth
birthday. The bridesmaid was Miss
Edith Luce of Pennington. and Ches-
ter l.. Dodge of Providence. r. l., who
is a cousin both of the bride and the
groom, served as best man. The ring
bearer was little Miss Bernice CeIes-
tia Cox, a niece of the bride. The
groom's gift to the bride is white
gold wrist watch: the groom's gift to
the best man, gold cuff links; the
brides gift to the bridesmaid a gold
har-pin: the brides gift to the pianist
gold bar-pin; the brides gift to the
ring bearer, a gold bracelet. The
bride wore white silk dress and veil.
and her travelling costume is of gray
crepe de chine, with coat and hat to
match the dress. The bridesmaid wore
pink crepe de chine with rose orna-
ments. reception and wedding
lunch followed Immediately after the
Ceremony. with about 65 guests pres
ent and Mrs. Florence Norton-King ca
terinG. Out-of-town guests not already
mentioned We're: Miss Bernice Cox,
Lisbon Falls; George Lowell Egypt,
Mass; John Hartford, Boston: Cora F..
Heath. Auburn: Gretchen Atwood, New
Portland: Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Lander,
kingfield; Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Dodge, Warren Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs
Winn Dodge, Mrs. Clara Richardson.
Strong. After the reception the couple
left by automobile for parts unknown
and after the honeymoon they will re
side in Avon.
George B. Sedgeley Of Phillips, who
LOT several years mas peen compiling
and arranged data regarding the Sed2e-
ley and allied families, has the matter
nearly in shape for printing. which
will be handled from start to finish
by the Knowlton & McLeary Co. of
Ia rmington.
f. f. McLeary and family will
start Thursday on an automobile tour
of portions of New Brunswick and
taking them into Nova Scotia.
There will be work in the Past
Master and Most Excellent Master de
srees at the peeting of Franklin
Chapter, +. A. NJ, on the evening of
Tuesday. Sept. IA. with several can
didates and lunch will be served
after the work.
Redpath Chautauqua week will, be
gin Thursday of next week, and, as for
a number of years. the big tent Will
be pitched on Pratt Athletic Field in
the rear of the Pennington High
school building. The field. which has
been filled in with earth to consider
able extent since last year. is now be
ing gotten in readiness and will not be
wet as in former years should there
he rain at any time during the week.
One of the best programs ever offered
here is promised for this year, say
those who are familiar with the talent
offered.