Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-29
Mondays and Tuesdays
CasesinSupreme Court.
Entertainment and Social al
Bethany Baptist Church.
The AnEu Il Fair Today at cornvliIe,
The Weather Permitting.

The case of Munroc VS.. Clark ct ais
and r. Z. vas taken up Monday the
somerset supreme court. Butler q
Butler for the plaintiff. Merrill <
NJ rrill for the defendant. This is an
action where the plaintiff placed
llen on buildings and land to secure
his wages FOR work performed. George
Munroe, the plaintiff, was engaged by
Clarence NJ. Clark and Charles II.
Sawyer. doing business as co-partners
under tie firm name of the Skowhegan
Granite 60, as a tool sharpener ana
granite cutter. He was to receive S.
per day for his services. This he has
n1t vet received. The granite upon
which he worked was to form part OF
Ne building which at that time. the
summer of 1905. vas being erected on
Water street by j. Palmer Merrill.
Hence the lien. The case occupied all
of Monday. with several Interruptions
wien the jury was sent to its room
while the attorneys and the court ar
3Ucd. After ali of the evidence was
in Tuesday noon the case was taken
rom the jury and by agreement Of
oounse! will 90 to the law court.
Court came in al p. NJ. Tuesday
when No. lS2 on the continued docket
vas taken W. This is COrson vs..
could. Forrest Goodwin for plaintiff;
&. .. Small for defendant. This is an
action where the defendant, Gould, an
agent for the s. P. c. A.. took from
the defendant horse. On trial.
j. C. Collins is confined to his bed
~ Summer street with an attack OF
pneumonia.
Jefferson Savage left Tuesday fol
Auburn, where he will attend the ma
tloi.al meeting OF the Union Veterans
Union Other delegates will go this
morning. Mr.. Savage states that the
annual meeting OF the State L. V. L.
will be held here two weeks from to
day.
Mrs. Emma William, who had been
;he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G. Ian
cey in Pittsfield, arrived home Tues
Gay night, called by the sickness of
her father, J. C. Ceilings.
If the weather is pleasant today the
annual town fair of Cornville will b;
neid. This is always an interesting
event ami the display of farm produce
and neat stock large. This year Yves
>erruEsett Grange will furnish a din
ner at noon and at night the annua
cattle Show ball will be held in the
rcWn hail Music for this will be fur
nished hy TuwrA's Orchestra of Mad
ison and at the inter mission an Oys
ter supper will be served.
Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. l.. Pcrlcy returned
Tuesday to their home in AndoveI
Mass, Wnere he has position as sta
ZION agent for the Boston g. Maine
For d week they had been the guest.
of his cousin. Or. II. &. Taggart anc
family.
{. w. Steward returned Monday t.
MS duties as night watch. after a SICK
ness with stomach trouble for the pas,
three weeks. During his absence his
place WAS filled by .Iohn Nutting
The attendance was not large Tues
day light at the entertainment ano
social held in the Bethany Baptis
church under the auspices of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian
t,ndeavor The program was made up
Of musical selections. both vocal anG
jn"trumental. by members of the so
rietv ana readings by Miss Alice May
smith of Gardiner
Prominent uo-rivcr citizens in tnw1
on business Tuesday We're John Hold
en of RockWood. who came here IT.
attend the meeting of the director
Of the First National Bank, ana f. II
Sterling, trial Justice OF Caraturk.
Gordon Bragg returned Saturday
night fronl a visit with relatives in
Boston and vicinity for the past two
weeks.
George Groder, who had been en-
oloycd for several months in an Au-
susta shoe factory, returned home Sat
uriay night. He has secured q situa-
ton in the Lang market which A. II.
Lang will open Friday under Hotel
COburn, and will commence his duties
Friday.
Carl Steward left Saturday FOR Med
ford. Mass, where he Will resume his
studies in the Tufts medical school.
Miss Leila c. Fairbrother was the
guest over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
". Fl. Wildes at their home in Lewis
ton.
Chief of Police F. C. Dunlap is in
Boston on business for y few DAYS this
week
Mr. and Mrs. Harry y. Macdonald
of Boston, former residents of this
town. were here over Sun..ay. renew
ing old acquaintancns
Mrs. r. F. Williams of Hartland is
passing few days with her sister,
Mrs. G. B. Fairgrieves. at her Hayden
lake cottage.
Frank Lee OF Augusta was calling on
Skowhegan friends Saturday. For
several years he was located in Show
hogan here he directed an orchestra
which bore his name.
= Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Currier and her
mother, Mrs. Mary Bean. were the
guests of friends in Lewiston Satur-
day.