Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-05
Somerset Gases to Come
Before The Law Court,
SkOwhegan II; Pennington 3
Recent Real Estate Transfers.
aecalaureaie al Aorridgewock
Scion High Class Parts.

one of the most important cases
from Somerset county to come before
the law court this week az Bangor
will be Chester Haynes VS.. Maine Cen
trail Railroad This case has been IN
the courts for about three years. The
attorneys for the plaintiff are Merrill
& Merrill of Skowhegan. The plaintlii
sued the railroad company for S25,00o
for injuries sustained in railroad
wreck on the Bangor Waterville diYis-
ION in 1908 In a trial before jury
mere about a year ago the verdict was
brought in for the plaintiff for about
$4,000 and the case was appealed. 9th
er cases 10 come before the law court
from this county are: Lillian Wash
burn VS. United States Casualty Co,
in which the plaintiff sues for $4,000 for
a policy which was on her husband =
life at the time OF his death; the Peo-
MES National Bank VS.. Nickerson;
Martin VS. Bryant; Norton ct al, Petrs
VS.. Emery ct ais; Corey VS.. smith,
Hammond ct al vs. Nichols; Allison
VS.. Wilson: Mcneil VS.. Inhabitants OF
Madison: stafford VS.. Burns; Magoon
rs. Flanders. Rice ct al. VS.. Murphy
et ais: State vs. Pooler.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Norris
Cleveland we're held at 4 r. NJ. Satur-
day. Rev. George Merriam of the Beth
any Baptist church officiating.
James Farrell died Saturday morning
al his boarding place on Court street.
He was mason tender by trade.
About a week ago he met with an ac-
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sis of the bowels, He was about 81
wears old. Funeral services were held
at 3 P. NJ at st. Mary's church. Rev
Father p f. DesJardins officiating. In
terment was in the Consecrated eeme-
4ary. Mr. Farrell had been in Skowhe-
gan about five years, coming here
from Lawrence, Mass.
The remains of the late Mrs. Solomon
Tracy were brought to NorridgeWocR
from Freeport Saturday and taken to
Mercer for burial. Mrs. Tracy died Fri
day at the home of her son. Ivory
Tracy. Funeral services We're held sun
dav. Rev. C. NJ. Bainton of the Nor
ridgewock Congregational church Of
ficisting Mrs. Tracy was the wife OF
Solomon Tracy. who for many
years was a prominent farmer in
Mercer. About two years ago they
moved to Freeport. Besides the son IN
that place two other children also sur
yive.
The following class parts have been
assigned 10 the Seniors of the Scion
High school Valedietory, Leslie Lee
Wand; salutatory. Ruth II. Manson;
prophecy. Gladys f. Redmond; pre-
sentation Of gifts, Lillian Brophy: es-
say, Lillian GLADYS Fogg; poem, Net
tie Faustina Moody; essay. Flo Edna
Wilson; address to undergraduates,
Guy Atherton Walker; essay, Nellie
washington Drew. This is the largest
class that has ever graduated from the
High school.
Miss Daisy F. Coulters. teacher In
the High school, has been passing a
few DAYS at her home in Providence,
r. l.
The Helen Coburn Missionary So
ciety of the Bethany church held a
delightful meeting in the new garage
of G. r. Fogg, Friday afternoon.
Twenty EIGHT ladies were present.
The program: Singing. Let a Little
Sunshine In" reading of 18th Psalm
by Mrs. Decker; prayer, Mrs. Rose
Burrill; singing; favorite passages of
Scripture. Mrs. Nathan Sullivan; re-
port of the Jubilee Meetings in Port
land, Mrs Fremont Homestead; read
ings about the New Women of the
Orient" conducted by Mrs. Ella Mitch
ell. Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed by Mrs Fogg.
The recent marriages recorded at
Madison are: Allen NJ. Young and
Alma Richards: Maryland L. Hilton
and Carrie NJ. Blake: William H. Bru-
wood and Abbie NJ. Blethen Ernest
J.. Smell and Hattie E. Allen.
The Baccalaureate sermon was
preached to the members of the grad
uating class of the Norridgewock High
school in the Baptist church Sunday
morning by Rev. w. H. Smith. The
graduating exercises will be held i'm
the Congregational church next Tues
day evening with the following pro-
gram: Music; invocation, Rev. w. II.
Smith; response: salutatory and es-
say. Travel in the Past and the Pres
ent, Linnion l. Brown; history, Fred
erick II. Spaulding; ESSAY. "Ouod
install Agamus," Bertha A, Bates;
prophecy, Sadie b. White; Grafton.
Reciprocity and Its Possibilities 4"
Jonn b. Wilder; presentation of gifts.
Euwina V Yeaton; essay, "A GeoIoei-
cal Mosaic" and valedietory. Leo V.
Winslow; singing Of Glass Ode. ure-
sentation of diplomas, Stunt. II q
Davis: benediction, Rev. C. NJ. Balm
ton. Music win be furnished by Ken
dalfs Orchestra of Skowhegan. Chss
officers: President, Linnion l. Brown.
vice president. John B. Wilder; score
tary. F. II. Spaulding; treasurer. /. v
Winslow.
skowheean II; Pennington 8.
Skowhegan baseball team won her eco