Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-07
In Municipal Court.

TUESDAY on the CIldl VI SN'iSH "-'N
seizure He waived examination and was
found guilty and given sentence or u
DAYS in Jail and $1CO and costs. through
his attorney, B. w. Gibbs, Ricci appealed
and furnished Sureties. The state was
represented by County Attorney l.. Il
Folsom of Norridgewock. Last Saturday
evening Sheriff John Mooers with his
deputy went to RicciS residence ano
found 10 barrels of beer that had been
carried there that afternoon One bar
rel had already been disposed of. This
was in the Italian district of Madison.
John Fortier of Fairfield was before
! Judge F. F. Lawrence in the municipal
court here Wednesday forenoon on the
charge of search and seizure. He was
represented by Hon. George Weeks of
Fairfield Edward F. Merrill appeared
for the State. On account of the illness
of one of the principal witnesses for tbs
defence the case was continued until
next Monday, when hearing will be
given at Fairfield before Judge Lawrence
at the office of G. G. Weeks.
| One drunk was before Judge F. F. Law
renee in the municipal court Tuesday. He
| was given a fine of SO and costs. amount
| ing to 1880. Harry Albee was given 60
| days in Jail for obstructing an officer in
| the performance of his duties. The two
| arrests were made by Chief of Police
Frank Pencil.
A reunion of the class of 1909 of the
| Skowhegan High school will be held
July I.
The members of the X p. lodge will
attend services in body at the First
| Baptist church Sunday. The sermon will
| be delivered by Rev. Robert Morris, His
| subject will be Between Jerusalem and
Jerico.'
Dwight Smith is the guest of his father.
|. j. Smith. from Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr.
Smith is employed by the Carnegie Insti-
tute He has been on cruise to Ber-
muda. Newfoundland and other points on
the magnetic survey yacht for several
months, excepting the last month, which
he spent in Brooklyn. Mr.. Smith is a
graduate of the Skowhegan High school
and the University of Maine.
Carl Smith of Pittsburg, Pa, is visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo
Smith. Mr.. Smith is employed by tn
United States geological survey
Miss Helen Wallingford of Auburn is
In town. the guest of Mrs Eta Merrill
Newell Perkins. a brakeman on the
express train from Portland to Bangor,
was In town Tuesday. called by the Sc
rious illness of his father. A. K. Perkins
The Eaton School reunion will be held
Aug. at Norridgewock.
Mrs. Nina Palmer is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. George Sampson
MISS Myrtle Goodrich went to Mouse
Island Tuesday to spend the summer.
Dr. f. G. Thayer of Waterville was
IN town Tuesday. called for consulta
ton with one of the local physicians.
Mr. and Mrs. William McGilvery of
Pittsfield have been in town this week
They passed Sunday at the Shepherd
cottage Lakewood
Miss Mabel Arbuckle is visiting DR.
and Mrs. John Wadsworth. Miss Ar
buckle was a graduate at the Portland
School for Nurses few weeks ago.
A reunion of the Glass of 1906 of the
Skowhegan High school was held at
Lakewood Saturday. From class of
over 20 the following were present:
Miss Frances Powers. Mrs. Eva Moore
Green. Alice Smith. Lena Packard
Mabel Arbuckle. John Healey, Edward
Snow, Charles Smith. Earl Thimeault.
Bertha and Bert Paul, George and
Beth Parker. Carl Goodwin and Har-
old Rowell A pleasant afternoon was
passed in talking over old school DAYS
and fine supper was enjoyed at Lake
wood Inn at G o'clock. In the evening
the members attended the play at the
theator
DR.. John Wadsworth and family
are passing several days in a cottage
at Lakewood
Miss Maud Bracket and her moth
err of Pittsfeld are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John Steward at their cottage at
Lakewood.
Miss Marjorie Sallev left here last
week for Portland. where she met Miss
Eunice Bodwell They sailed from
Montreal Saturday for Europe. They
will be gone two months Among other
places they will visit Paris and Lon
don. Miss Salley is bookkeeper in the
store of c. w Day. Miss Bodwell was
formerly teacher here in the High
school and is now teacher in Deerins
High.
Miss Jessie Maddocks. a teacher in
the public schools of Massachusetts.
has been in town for several DAYS
from Melrose. the guest of her moth
er.
Charles Smith passed the Fourth at
Oakland visiting friends.