Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-10
PITTSHELD,
John Titconb Bound Over
To the Supreme Court.
Oranges Hold Picnic Today
Machinery for Power Co.
Big Class at N. c. I...Entertain-
ments--Pers0nals.

John Titconh of Willimantic,
formerly engaged in the meat and
grocery business in this town, APP
pe3:ed before Judge Drake Friday to
answer to the charge of cheating I'M
der false pretences. The case was
brought by Cressey 4 Allen of Port
land. who We're represented by
Attorney Sanborn of Portland. At
torney Hudson of Dover was attorney
for Titcomb. Mr. Titcomb waved ex-
animation and appealed to the gu
prcme court.
The social given in the Free Bap-
list church Thursday evening was a
success. being attended by a good
nurlher. Fifty dressed dolls We're on
exhibition which will he sent to Miss
Sadie Gowan who is a teacher of a
mission kindergarten in India The
dolls will be given as Xmas presents
to the children. During Thursday eve
ning several letters We're read from
Miss GoWan who explained her life
and work in India
rttsfield Grange and Palmyra
Grange will unite in a picnic TODAY AT
Ringwood. The -steamer will leave
tho iron bridge in PALMYRA at o'clock
A. NJ. and at the Waverley wharf
in this town at $50 o'clock.
Edwin G, Burleigh of Augusta, a
student at BoWdoin College, class '13
is in town, the guest of his class
mate, Charles 3. Haskell, Jr. Thurs
day evening Mr.. Haskell entertained
twentv young friends at the home OF
his parents. Postmaster and Mrs. c
f. Haskell, in honor of his friend
A corn roast was enjoyed the first of
| the evening, the latter part being
nassed with whist. Refreshments were
served.
A carload of new machinery has ar
| rived for the Sebasticook Power Co,
including a new water wheel and 1y-
| namO outfit.
H. A. Morrill, has passed the week
in Gardiner with his brother. Fl. K
Morrill,, and in Augusta the guest OF
| friends.
The Union Hall Co.. at the annual
meeting held this week, elected the
| following officers: President. Gordo,
pobson; Vice Pres. Henry F. Libby;
| sec.-Treas.. w. L. Pushor; directors
g. r. Haines. n. E. Getchell, W. L.
| Pushor. II. f libby
| Claude Weymouth, NJ. C. l., 'O9, who
| has been employed as baggage master
| at the local NJ. c. r. r. station dur
| ng the past year, will complete his
| luties this week and will leave fol-
| = weeks visit in Boston before go
ing to Orono. where he will enter
q course at the U. of NJ. His place
at the station will be filed by J. F.
Little, who has been employed in tht
| Robert DObson Co. mill for some
| time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rolfe and little
| daughteh Doris. have spent the weel
| in Canaan visiting friends.
News has been received here of the
marriage of F.. Harold Bickford OF
Dixmont and Miss Norma Leona Phil
lips. which occurred Sept : at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. George l.. Phillips in North Abb
lington, Mass. Mr.. Bickford was grad
uated at NJ. c. L.. Glass of 1910, being
the leader of the NJ. G. l. Orchestra
He has many friends in this town who
will extend best wishes.
A Democratic rally was held Friday
evening in the Town hall in Palmyra
The speakers were Hon. S. w. Gould
Democratic candidate for Congress
from the 30 district ]. II. Haley of
Hartland candidate for county attor-
ney, and John A. Moores, candidate for
sheriff.
| Ora Titcomb of Millinocket is visit
ing his brother, Elwood Titcomb.
Stillman Cortrell and Robert Preston
Of Providence. F. l., who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Common
left here for ST John to attend the Do
minion exposition.
On account of the large number OF
new students at Maine Central Insti-
tute and the unusually large entering
! class il has been found necessary tC
add a teacher. Miss Adeline c. Crock
EFT has been engaged and will com
mence her duties Monday as teacher
of arithmetic, history and physiology
The w. c. #. U. held an interesting
meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Mary GRAHAM. Chester street The
subject was Fair and Open Air Meet
lings"
Mrs. Allura Written suffered a shock
Tuesday in her left side.
| Mrs. Janet Hartwell of Stetson and
Mrs. Emma Lakin of East Everett.
Mass, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Vickery, have returned
home.
| The Loyal Temperance Legion will
hold its first meeting following the va
cation at 3 P. Nj. sunday at the Metho-
dist church.
| Mrs. Harriet Longlev is spending a
two weeks visit in Skowhegan and
iWaterville.
Mrs. Frank Randlett, who has been
| receiving treatment al A hospital in
| Biddeford for the past six weeks, has
returned home much improved in
health.
Mrs. Samantha Jerrard has returned
from visit in Levant