Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-19
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Eleven Somerset Gases Ar
gued Before Law Court.
Real Estate Transfers for This
sCounty Just Recorded.
Interesting Personal Mention oil
Our People and Visitors.

Arthur Wood of Portland is taking
his annual vacation and is at present
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs Fred
Wood
Gideon Swain of Boston was in town
several days last week, a guest at the
nome OF Mr. and Mrs. John Philbrick
Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn Marston left
saturday for San Diego, Cal. They
nave been visiting several weeks at the
lor1e of MIR. Marston's mother, Mrs.
Sarah Marston
Henry Thomas, after being in the
northern part of Maine with Henr,
Crowell surveying. was at home for a
snort time last week. He is now al
lhdlan pond with surveying party
Tor the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Howard Wyman is visiting Sew
ell w. Smith for several days. DR.. Wy
man is physician in Midway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith are visiting
Mr.. Smiths parents, Mr. and Mrs. j
n. Smith. Mr.. Smith is employed as a
travelling salesman for a large piano
firm in Boston, The latter part of last
week Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were at Jack
son. making the trip in his fathers
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Mason are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Manson and
nv Nason's brother. Leon. for severa
days. MI Mason is employed in q
cotton NIL in Danielson, Conn.
Thomas Cahill was in town Saturday
from Bingham. Mr.. Cahll is steward
for the Harvard Club OF Cambridge
He spends his summers In Bingham al
lis residence which is the finest in thai
town.
Harold Ross. who is employed by 8
large electrical firm in Pittsfeld, Mass
is spending his annual vacation with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ross
Miss Mabel Ross has recently returned
from visit with her brother She al
so visited in several different places ir
Massachusetts and spent some time al
| Old Orchard.
Mrs. Thomas Anderson returned to
| her home in Portland Monday, after
being in town for several days.
Mrs. o. ]. Woodman went to Old Or
| chard Monday to pass about month
! Miss Harriet Marble and her broth
er, Gerald, went to Pemaquid Monday
| to pass several weeks in their cottage
Mrs Wallace Blunt, Miss Grace
| Cover and Clair Marston went to
| Eoothbay Monday to pass several
days.
Myron Smith, who has been in town
for several weeks. employed by his
| father, j. n. Smith, as piano tuner
gone three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jewett went to
their cottage at Southport Monday to
pass a month. Mrs. David Haig OF
Providence. r. l., will visit hire parents
at Southport in two weeks.
Re". l.. H. Holt, who occupied the
pulpit of the Bethany Baptist church
| both. Sunday morning and evening
was the guest with Mrs. Holt at the
| home of Rev. and Mrs. George Mer-
| RAM
Miss Mollie Blunt, daughter of Mr..
| anG Mrs. Wallace Blunt. is passing
several days with her aunt, Mrs. Mol
| lie MarstOn Stewart, in East Rochester,
| N. II.
| Eleven Somerset county cases were
argued before the law court at Port
land last week. Eight of these We're ar
gled by Edward F. Merrill of the firm
of Merrill 4 Merrill This is the largest
number of cases that has been brought
| before a law court in Somerset county
| for some time. Other attorneys who
argued cases We're: l.. l.. Walton, s.
j. Walton, a. X. Butler, Daniel Lewis,
Hon. Forrest Goodwin and f. n. Mer
rill. D. d. Stewart, the veteran attor-
ney of Somerset county, said a few
days ago that at one term of the lower
court he argued % cases and won u
| of them.