Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-10
Common Seller Pays Fine
OF $50 and Costs.
OIChardisis Pleased with The
Prospect Of Good Crop.
Scion Cattle Show and Fair Will
lake Place, Sept. y.

| Mr. and Mrs. Ernest /. Turner of
| Hallowell who have been visiting at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. George x.
Robinson on Silver street have re
turned home.
Miss Nettie b Pollard has been
lected as second assistant III Blue Hill
| Academy She will assume her posi-
ton in September.
The August term of the Somerset
| Probate Court convened Tuesday with
Justice Augustine simmons of North
Arson presiding There We're many out
Of town attorneys present and the
term promises 10 be a busy one.
Little Italy from Rcclwook was at
the Court House in large numbers,
Tuesday. one of their number, Mike A.
Cloudy having been arrested Sunday
by Deputy Sheriff Foss and Harry
Lcssore of Madison on the charge of
having Illegal possession of "A gallons
OF lager beer W Il Brown, Esq of
| Madison, appeared for the respondent
and after the evidence had been put in
| by the State the case was dismissed
by the court for lack OF sufficient evil
dence.
There was a meeting Of the No-Li-
cense campaign committee at the office
of Judge f F. Lawrence. Monday
evening committee Was appointed
to carry out further plans of the
standing committee.
Mark D. Meservey Of North Arson.
has filed a petition in bankruptcy.
DR. William Il. Diller of Philadelphia
| is visiting with Mrs. Diller at the
home of her father. Augustus Wyman-
A preliminary meeting OF the Somer
set Agricultural Society was held at
the Municipal Building Monday night
at which time plans were begun for
arrangements for the County fair
which comes September Z 22-25. An
other meeting will be held Friday even
ing al O'Clock when committees Will
be appointed for the different depart
ments II is expected that Skowhegan
will have the best fair this year that ii
has had for a long time The farm
lers have been prosperous and the eoun-
" has some of the best herds of cattle
in the State. Ii is noted for lis que lily
and number of its sheep and this town
is the only town in the State that has
flock of Tnnis and Oxford sheep
| Charles F. Rollins and Miss Cecilia
E. Nugent both of Pleasant Ridge.
We're married Monday evening. a. the
Bethany parsonage by Rev. George
Merriam. the single ring service being
used Mr. Rollins Is a farmer and the
couple will make their home at Pleas
ant Ridge.
Rev. George Merriam ofhciated Mon
day at the funeral OF Annie Maeklin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Mackin. VINO died Saturday
Warren Foss Of Brighton was IN
| town Monday on business
Rupert Jackson who for about ten
years has been employed in the See
ond National Bank, now the Skowhe-
gan Trust Co. and who the greater
part of that time has been assistant
cashier has resigned his position. Mr.
jackson began his services TO the bank
lunder James Fellows who was cashier
of the bank for nearly 80 years. Mr.
Fellows considered him one of the
most efficient bankers in the State His
resignation is regretted very much BY
al! connected with the company.
C Nj Gallup left here. Tuesday. for
a trip through Aroostook county
where he will espouse the cause OF
direct primaries at several meetings
under the direction OF the Oranges. He
C. S. Stetson.
The story of Ten Nights in a Bar
, Room has been greatly appreciated
this week by nearly every citizen in
the village at the Bijou Theater Mr.
st. Ledger has received many kind
words in appreciation for his efforts in
having the story shown in his moving
pictures at this time. He was able TO
. ,et ~ III.
labor in securing the films.
There will be a meeting of the Skow-
hogan Grange. Wednesday evening.
Following is the program. Music. la
dies quartette; paper. "A Home Life
Picture Fifty Years Ago" Mrs. S. f
Marble: our Whippings" Eugene
Field Albert r. Smiley; song. The
Sweet Long Ago" Grange quartette;
paper, Our Forefathers and Mothers
What Do We Owe Them g. DAVIS
Miller; early Recollections." S f
Emerson: song, Loves Old Sweet
Song" Mrs. Emma II. Dunton; Modes
of Communication and Travel On,
; Hundred Years Ago" Mrs Grace rol-
, man; Aud Lang Syne, Grange Choir
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. DeWere ant
Mrs. DeWere's son, Merle Bartlett, OF
| jNfxpury, Mass, are guests al the
: home of Mr. and Mrs. w F. Smith.
Miss Dorothy Linnell of Rumford is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
q w. +. Smith for a few days. Miss Anna
: McGrath arrived from Berlin, VT.
a Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Smith
for two weeks
D j. ID. Williams of Quincy. Mass. is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
E. T. Goodrich this week
j. y. Smith went 10 Boston Wednes-
/ daY where he will visit his brother
Daniel smith and his son, Earl w,
= for a week. Sunday they will attend
] the Mortified conference
The members of Eureka Lodge. No.
12s, n. Z. q. p, and invited friends
enjoyed a Box social Tuesday evening
at their room Supreme Secretary Dan
iel NJ Frye of Boston. who is passing
a short vacation in Maine, was pres
ent and gave an interesting talk
Lodge Deputy Mary Pierpont and Har-
ny r. Pierpont, warden of Nonpareil
S Lodge of Madison were also present