Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-12
Sk0WhECAN.
Busy Session Of somer-
set Probate Court
Other Local News Of General
Interest About Town.
Pithy Jottlngs About Skowhegan
People and Their Guests.

The following was the business tran
sacted at tine June term of the probate
court for Somerset county:
Wills Observation-Disclosures of Florian j.
Taylor, Pittsfield; Jesse c. Conner,
Pittsfield: John o. Ward, Madison;
Paulna Ii. Hutchins, Arson; Elmer o.
Danforth, Skowhegan; Neil Q. ROCK,
Palmyra
Wills allowed Estates of Dennison
]. Haynes, Norridgewock; Naomi Hay
den, Madison; Helen S. Sawtelle. Fair
field; Minerva e. Morrow. Hartland.
Administrated grantcd-Estates OF
David T. Palmer, Skowhegan; Harriet
A. Drake, Athens; Charles H. Whitney
Mercer; Lucetta, B. Whitney, Mercer;
Thomas Clair. Fairfield; John II. Glib
son, Fairfield; John Finson, st. Adams
Martha s. Leeman, Starks; Sarah J
Savage. Madison
Petitions were asked for license to
sell real estate in the estates of Free
W. Weeks, Cornville; Charles T.. Bell
more, Skowhegan; Micah S. Howard
Highland Plantation; Esther Nj. Sea
vey, Ripley
The right to sell real estate was
granted in the estates of Charles w
Hilton, Norridgcwock; Reuben Wyman
Fairfield; Elizabeth Z. Thomas, Skow
hogan.
Accounts We're presented in the es
| tates Of Charles w. Looms Harmony
Charles Rowell, Hartland; Benjamin
T.. Thomas, New Portland; AXel Erick
son, Starks; Stephen S. Adams, Nor
ridgewock; Henry Judkins, Pittsfeld
Accounts were allowed in the estate:
of Jennie Walbridge. Fairfield: Doro
thy Lord Coffin, Skowhegan; Dora p
Cleveland. Skowhesan; Aimeda Gard
ner, Skowhcgan; Charles S. Bellmore
Skowhegan.
Widows allowance were asked il
the estate OF William r. Richardson
New Portland; Isaac H. James, New
Portland; Melvin S. Trewcrgy, Smith
| field
Widows allowance was granted il
the estates of Micah S. Howard, High
land Plsntation; Lowell w. Chase
Skowhegan
Guardians were appointed as fol
lows: Orrn e. Libby, Detroit, o
Herbert Written; Melvin j. Adams
SkoWheGan, of Sarah j. HoXie of Fair
field: SiIas c. Higgins, Smithfield, o
AZele Kenneth Higgins of Smithfield
Edith M. Piper, Madison. of Leonard
Arthur, Bertha NJ, Ralph L., Biron A
and Annie NJ. Piper
License to sell personal estate wa
granted in the estate of George
Reynard. St. Adams.
| Petition for adoption was dccreed t
Mark Tibbets of Scion to adopt Lii
lian McClintock of that town. Nam
changed to Lillian Tibbctts.
Clyde Fl. Smith and John p. Clarl
were in Athens on Friday. They will
probably build mill in that villag
for the manufacture of SPOOL bars.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sheridan wer
in Waterville over Friday night to at
| tend the graduation exercises of tn
North Grammar school, their Sol
Charles being a member of the class.
Charles Mcnamara, baggage maste
on the Scoot. is ON his annual vacation
of two weeks. With his wife he i
passing the time in New York.
Miss Sadie. NJ. Ward left Friday TO
| Boston. where she will be a guest o
here sister, Miss Mary. teacher il
| the public schools in that city.
| Mr. and Mrs S. c. Skilings and littl
| son, who had been guests of her par
ents, left Friday to visit relatives il
Oakland on their way home to Deerng
Sheriff John A. Moores was in Au
gusta Friday in consultation with 9th
er Maine sheriffs in regard to the sui
| instituted against them by the whole
sale liquor dealers of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine S. Vles ant
children have arrived from August;
for the summer
1t is doubtful if any more game
will he played by the High school team
this season SO far the record for tn
81 aSon stands six won and three lost
the best showing for years. 1.
Harvey White and his mother. Mrs
Henry White, were the guests o
friends in Watcrvillc Friday
Charles Smith returned home Thurs
Maine.' where he has completed hi.
Junior year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Smith of Hart
lahd are guests of their son, Clyde II
Smith.
j. w. Crosby was one of the out-of
town attorneys who were in attend
ance at the June term of the Somerse
pr ,bate court.
The first dance of the season al
Lakewood was given Friday night witt
large attendance. TOwne's Orchestra
Of Madison furnished music.