Livermore Falls Special Despatch to Sunday Telegram Livermore Falls, Sept. 13 - Miss Irene Kitchen of Palermo will teach the Campground School. She will board with Miss Kathleen Weed at the parsonage. Mrs. Henry Osgood of Claremont, N. H., is the guest of relatives in town remaining for the next two weeks. Mrs. Ada Stearns is the guest of friends at Lebanon, N. H., and will remain through September. Word has been received of the death of Mrs. M. C. Ward, wife of the Rev. Merrill C. Ward, who was a former pastor of the First Universalist Church here. Mrs. Ward died at her home in Abbington, Mass., following a long illness. Her husband and four children survive, Mrs. W. W. Ben- jamin of West Braintree, Mass.; Harmon and Richard Ward of Mid- dleboro, and Melvin Ward of Abbing- ton. Miss Florence Hinds, who recently returned from a summer's vacation in to Beverly, teacher. marriage Wyverna Marr, W. Word California Marr daughter Mass., has of of this and been where Miss of Alaska, town, Mr. received she Mary and and is has a Mrs. gone of the H. Edward F. Saxby, son of Mrs. Anthony L. Randall of Wethersfield, Conn., which took place at the Congregational Church at North Bridgton. The Rev. Andrew Young officiated. The bride's sisters, Miss Louise Marr of Boston and Mrs. Andrew McSorley of South- ington, Conn., were maid of honor and matron of honor. Her bridesmaids were college classmates, Miss Alice Willard of Wethersfield, Conn., and Mrs. Helen Thurrotte of Wallingford, Conn. The best man was Andrew McSorley of Southington, Conn. They will live in Wethersfield, Conn. Mr. Saxby is art instructor at Rocky Hill, Conn. Joseph LaBrecque is a patient at the Lahey Clinic in Boston. Mrs. Cora Pearl will entertain the Kings Daughters Tuesday, when plans will be completed for the County Convention, to which this organiza- tion will be host the last of the month. Announcement is made of the en-