Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-29

gustine simmons of North Arson and
Judge Buswe1f of Scion Thursday in
the case of Shorey. administrator, YER
sus Folsom, administrator. Ames and
L. l.. Walton appeared for Shorey. The
story Of the case was that one John
Carlton gave to the late Mrs. Phoebe
A. Carlton and the late Joseph Carlton
about $500. Ii was deposited in two
banks, the Cascade Bank at Oakland
and the Savings Bank at Skowhegan.
In one bank $500 was deposited to
Joseph Carlton or Mrs. Carlton. In
the other one Joseph Carlton and Mrs.
Carlton. About three years ago Mrs.
Carlton died and short time after
Mr.. Carlton died. the heirs of Mrs.
Carlton claimed the title to the money
and also did the heirs of Joseph Carl
ton. The evidence introduced at the
hearing showed that the money be-
longed to Mrs. Carlton and the referees
decided in favor of the heirs of Mrs.
Carlton
Albert NJ. SWEET of Madison and Miss
Mary r. Crowley were married Friday
at the Bethany Baptist church parson-
age. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. George Merriam. pastor of the
church, the single ring service being
used. Mr.. and Mrs. SWEET viii live in
Madison.
The business men of Skowheean are
rejoicing in the change of the freight
service over the Maine Central Rail-
road which has taken place recently.
They We're very much Inconvenience
by the regular change in October. there
being only one freight train in and that
coming at noon time.
On account of the influx of people in
Madison. in the last Few months there
seems to be a dearth in residences.
Since the recent rain the river has af-
forded the mills more power and the
wooden mill is running night and day.
To satisfy this demand S. f. Remick
and \. NJ. Holden commenced this
week to erect a four tenement dwell
ing house on Old Pofat Avenue.
Charles Murray has bought the resi-
.dence on Dyer Park recently built by A.
E. Bowman and has moved his family
into it,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph st. Peter of Wa
terville. have been the guests for a few
days of Mrs. st. Peters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Leo
]. w. Chase has the oldest piece of
money that has been found in Show
hogan. 1t is a Spanish silver dollar
dated 1916 and is hand made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Philbrick and
son Donald. who have been in Wash
ington. d. c.. for the last few weeks
returned home Thursday night. While
fhara no, tEtpff
Otis Smith While Mr. and Mrs. Phil
brick were there DIR. Smiths mother,
Mrs. Emma Smith of Skowhegan and
his sister, Mrs. Eda Pegram of De-
catur, H.. also Mr.. and Mrs c. Davis
Miller of Skowhegan, were visiting
there.
grand minstrel show was given in
the Opera house Friday evening by the
skowhegan baseball club and under
the direction of Samuel j. Hurley. Fol-
lowing are those who took part in the
show: Chorus. Mandy Lou, Robert
O'Nei1; I'm a Member of the Midnight
Crew" Roy Pooler: Dixie Dam Earl
Boardman; Gee. But It's Great to Meet
"a Friend from your Home Town"
Harold Healey; I'm Afraid of You"
Joseph Dulac N"Asleep in the Deep"
Lyle Moore; IF You Want to Pick
Fuss, Wait Till the Sun Shines" Jo-
seph Vigue; ITS Nice to be Girl"
Ned Turcotte; You'll Come Back.
Ernest Groder; oh! You Candy Kid"
Henry LeClair: Down Among the
Sugar Cane George Boutin: "AIl Wise
Chickens Follow Me-" Frank Laney:
Ephraim Johnson Don't Live Here
No More)," Bernard Lashon; ION Mo-
bile Bay" Roy Pooler, assisted by
end men; sand dancing by Joseph
Vigue: buck and wing dancing by Rob
ert O'Neil Part II; Song and mono
logne by James II. Colway; fire eat
ing by Louis Pooler; when Yankee
Doodle Comes to Town" by Ameadi
King. assisted by Company E and
chorus. w. II. Halves, interlocufor;
end men: Tambourines, Joseph Dulac,
George Boutin. Bernard Lashon, Earl
Boardman; bones. Ernest Groder,
Frank Laney, Joseph Nigue. Robert
O'Nei. Chorus-Olin LaCase, Waddell
Laney, Joseph Goulette, Henry NORM,
William Hunter. Albert Murray. Jo-
seph Raney, Dady Celway, Willard
Cretto. Adolph Groder, Edward Viguef
Ameadi King, Roy Pooler. Harold
Healey. Lyle Moore, Ned Turcotte,
Henry LeClair, Delore Foster. Allie
Dore, Thomas Laney Music was fur
nished by Kendalrs Full Orchestra,
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