Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-05
Warrant for The Annual
ToWnmeeting Mar. II.
Nervous Time for a Moiorman
Social and Personal Notes.
Nominations by the Republicans
And Democrats Of Belgrade.

Prin. Harry Folsom of Danbury
Conn, is visiting his mother, Mrs
Mary Folsom.
Earl Goodwin and Gerald Welch
We're at their respective homes, over
Sunday, from the University of Maine.
Edward Clement has returned from
a business trip to Boston and New
York. He reports the prospects good
for a busy summer season.
Will Ellis has sold his farm in Sid
ney to his brother. Willard Ellis, and
began work in the spinning room of
the Cascade Wooden mill, Monday,
taking the place of Stephen Cochrane.
who recently shot himself
Mrs. l. +. Mitchell of Boston is
visiting, for a few days. at Mr. and
Mrs. b. ]. Libby's.
The funeral of Gerald Principato,
the year-old son of Mr. and Mrs Sal
varado Principato. was held, at P.
NJ. Saturday, Rev. C.. d. Hazelton of
floating.
The warrant for the town meeting
to be held March II. was posted, Sat
urday. The warrant contains As ar
ticles and includes articles concern
ing the choice of the necessary town
officers, raising of money for neces-
sary town expenses and special ar
ticles as follows: To see if the town
will extend the lights from the tomb
to the residence of G.. p. Blake, the
residents along the road to furnish
the poles, To see if the town will vote
to build sidewalk on Alpine street
from residence of Howard Wells to
residence of Mrs c. Il. Norcross. To
see Ii the town will vote to place in
dustrial education in the public
schools. To see if town will author
ize the experimenting school commit
tee to appoint a school physician. To
see if the town will purchase standard
weights and measures to test scales
ard measures in use. To see if town
will vote to revalue property of Oak
land with view to reducing the rate
of taxation. TO see if town will extend
sidewalk on Summer street from resi-
dence of Sumner Leach to residence
of Will Thomas. To see il town will
vote 20 purchase a pair of horses for
fire purposes and for general use of
the town.
The Democratic and Republican eau
cuses were held, Saturday afternoon, in
Belgrade Full boards were nominated
by each party. as follows: Democratic
nominees: Moderator. E. S, Yeaton:
town clerk, E. II. Mosher; selectmen, Z.
E. Dunn, A. Cottle, w. p. Sawtelle;
Treas, L. II. Mosher; school Com, Fl. o.
Pray; road commissioners, Lower dis
trict, f. c. Yeaton, North district, Guy
Yeaton constable, A NJ Alexander;
auditor L. O. Tibbetts; delegates 20
State convention. +. H. Mosher, f. w
Rogers and L. o. Tibbetts. The l.epub-
liean caucus nominated the following:
Moderator, f. S. Yeaton; town clerk,
Z. II. Mosher trea surer, e. II. Mosher;
selectmen, J. Tibbetts. ]. NJ. Penney, e.
L. Foster: school Com. j. Hanson; road,
commissioners, Lower district, j. Wat
son, Upper district. Guy Yeaton; con-
stable, L. Bickford auditor, o. II. Grow;
delegates to State convention d. p.
Stuart, D. c. Stevens, j, Cummings.
Word has been received that Rev. John
b. Reardon of Springfield, VT, a former
pastor of the Universalist church, has
accepted IA call to the Unversalst church
at Barre, VT, his duties to begin,
April 1.
Miss Sophie Pubiicouer was in North
Vassalboro, Sunday, visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Thomas attended
the funeral, Sunday, of Mrs. Thomas
aunt in Unity.
The regular meeting of the w. r. G.
win be held, Wednesday evening, at the
G. a. r. rooms.
The last rehearsal of the first degree
staff of Anon Lodge, No. 30, I. o. o. f.,
will be held, Tuesday evening.
Cascade Grange has given up the trip
to Fairfield Center planned for Thursday
evening If any of the members wish 10
so to the all-day meeting of Sidney
Grange. Thursday. conveyance will be
provided.
w. NJ Aver has returned from bust
ness trip to Boston.
The controller on the electric car leav-
ing Waterville, at 1880 last evening,
burned out near the residence and Mr..
Nose on Western avenue, binding and
dazing the motorman. George Leavitt,
for short time. AS soon as ne could
open the doors he threw himself into the
snow, thinking that he was on fire, but
he was only burned about the face
slightly To the passengers it seemed
that the entire front of the car was on
fire, but very little damage was done
to the car outside of the controller. An
other car was sent from the ear barn
and the passengers arrived in Oakland,
| about 40. Mr.. Leavitt was unable TO
work, Sunday, but was on the car, Mon
day.
j. Henry Morse has gone to Boston 10
| attend the Auto show, Charles I. Bates
| is working in the store during his alb
sneee.
w H. Miller, Jr., of New York is in
| town on business for a few days.
| Judge Geo. W. Field will attend court
| in Augusta. Tuesday.