Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-29
Wedding Of Edward Look
And Annie YeatOn.
list Of Indictments Returnld
At This Term Of Court.
leath OF Mrs. Irene Lord at Agepf
89--PouIsry Show-.Schoo! Motel

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| on, both of Skowhegan. We're mar$d
| Ionday evening at the Bethany parSl-
| tge. The ceremony was performed bS
tev George Merriam, the single RS
| ;eryice being used, Mir. Look has BIN
IL prominent figure in Skowhesan 5r
ONE time. being the popular naanaefg
Jerk at the skowhegan House. Re
ride has many friends here who Wh
Ter and her husband happs life. he
couple left Tuesday for Enstis, wlFe
Mr. Look has bought hotel and tire
hey will make their home.
SeweH e. Smith enjoyed a pleasant
meeting few days ago with vetsah
If the Civil war that he has not sen
since the war closed. Mr.. Smith PAS
Walking along the street when somsne
stepped up to him and called him by
lame Mr. Smith recognized at oneeOr-
in Kendall now of Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drew, who lave
5een visiting relatives in Boston forbevT
sral weeks, have returned to their hnms
n Canaan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tuttle have retee
heir home on Madison avenue To Mr.
Jones. the restaurant man. and they vii
move 10 Oakland, where they will max
their home with Mrs. Tuttle's sister.
Manager Leon Symons of the Skowhc
gan High school football team has N
ranged the following schedule of game
Tor the current season: Oct. I. Nadiso.
High school at Madison; Oct. Il. Ca
Grove Seminary at Nassalboro: Oct. i
Madison High school al Skowhegan; oel
p, Pennington High school at Skowhq
gan: Oct. y, oak Grove Seminary z
Skowhegan. Nov. 4. Pennington Higl
school at Pennington; Nov II, Abbot
school at Pennington.
Tile annual reception 10 the Freshmal
class will be given The evening of FRIDAY
Sept .. ny the faculty and upper elas
members of the Skowhegan High schod
in Grange hall The parents of the nef
members are especially invited to con-
and meet the teachers. who viii be in lis
receiving line. The committee i'll chars
of the AFFAIR consists. of Guy Thibeaus
and Miss Berle Lewis from the senic
class. Donald Philbrick and Miss Mars
Merrill from the Junior class. and Tobas
Nooers and Miss Pauline Steward fro1
the Sophomore class Dancing follows
the reception. for wI<sh Tewne's orche.
ira wall provide the music. The usual r
|frcshments will be served.
Following is list Of other indictments
returned at this term OF court that wes
made public Thursday: I.aneey Hous9
Plttsfield, common seller; Alger Cunlif
Smithfield. two single sales of cider. :
mon and Munster Goliath. common selleF
Charles Libby. Canaan, cider nuisance
John Spires of Harmony. perjury
The case ON trial at the supreme cout
Wednesday was that of Hogan rs. Wintf,
In which Thomas Hogan of New For
land brought suit against Amos Nintf
of Kingfield in the sum of $500 for PAT
ment of wages for cutting wood and ihY-
Der in 1910 The jury returned verdst
in favor of the plaintiff in the sum J
$2l.50
The winter schedule on the NJ G h
will go into effect next Monday and y
service from Skowhegau will be prac3
callv the same as last winter fist
train out of here on week days Will r
l. A. NJ. The next one at $40. First aftf
noon train will leave at 12.ol, another en-
AZ $50. The first train arriving here WI
be $50 A. NJ. The next one at 10S5, an
another one at As. and the next one
3. 20 the same as now. On Sunday thGt
will be two trains in. one at 1850 a.
and one at 42o p. NJ. Trains out OF nus
on Sunday viii be at $50 and 2.