Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-15
SKOWKECAN.
Prominent Republicans Re-
port Conditions Favorable.
Glass Of 1910, SkoWhegan High,
Hold Reunion at Lakewood.
ReeI Esfafa MARRIAGE
Real Estate MISUNDERSTANDING
lntenilons-.-Loeals.

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Governor of Maine. by 10000 major
ity, is the feeling of prominent men
in various parts of the State, as re-
ported by four prominent Republican
men of Skowhegan toured through
SomeI set, Kannebee and Franklin
counties and they found that the sem
timent, even in Kennebec county, is
strongly against Plaisted and the
whole Democratic administration. In
one town in Kennebec county, a prom
inent man stated that he knew of at
least ten Democrats in that vicinity,
that would net vote the Democratic
ticket, this fall.
1t is known fact that there are
over 200 in Skowhegan that come out
openly and say that they voted for
Plaisted, two years ago. but will not
do so again. In this county, Hon.
Forrest Goodwin is strong factor
and will without doubt defeat Hon.
S. w. Gould as representative to Con-
gress and will add lot of strength
to the whole party ticket through the
State.
In making the investigation through
the three counties mentioned, the par
Hon E. C. Burleigh had and the re-
port was most encouraging. The
chairman of the various town and
county committees stated that there
was nothing but Burleigh sentiment
throughout the counties. A prominent
man in Kennebec gave a little incl
dent why the people would stand for
Mr.. Burleigh. He said that when Mr..
Burleigh was in Congress he wrote
to him and asked for an increase in
the pension of an old soldier that was
in very feeble health. Mr. Burleigh
wrote back that the appropriations
had been granted but he would see
what he could do and was able to
get the increase for the soldier. The
man said that there was nothing he
would not do to help his constituents
A mail carrier said he was going to
vote for Mr.. Burleigh as United
States senator because he had always
stood by the mail men and such eulo
gies were heard on all sides
An auto party from Skowhegan, in
Guiding Sheriff John A. Mooers. Clerk
of Courts w. T. Seekins, Tobey
Mooers. L. r. Folsom of Norridgewoek
and John f. Taylor went, Friday. to
Belgrade Lakes and Pennington.
The Class of 1910 of the Skowhegan
High school held reunion, Friday, at
Gordon Bragg's cottage at Lakewood.
Thirteen of the members were present
and the time was most joyfully pass
ed, supper being served the party at
tended the theater. Those present
were: Elroy Lacase. junior at Bow
dom College; Miss Gertrade Emery
student of Pennington Normal SCHOOL,
Ethel Mitchell, Skowhegan; Paul Muir
ray. University of Maine; Milburn
Fowler, Tufts Dental College; Miss
Katherine Keene, stenographer at the
Office of Hon. Forrest Goodwin; Mar
garet Smith, Simmons College; Cor
don Bragg, Skowhegan. Alta Ellis,
teacher In the Skowhegan schools
Mrs c. E. Turner, Skowhegan. Elva
Cunliff, Smithfeld: Helen Weston,
Skowhegan and Edith Nutting book
keeper at the Office of Telephone Com
pany.
The marriage intentions of Fred
Paul Roullard and Emma Fuller are
recorded at the town clerks office.
Following are the recent real estate
transfers recorded at the Somerset
registery of deeds:
Athens-Josiah H. Tucker to Main
Stream Lumber Co: Brighton. Lizzie
Fl. Brown to Thurza J. Jones; Ripley.
Georgia A. Parks to Main Stream
Lumber Co.. Agnes Parks TO Main
Stream Lumber Co: lockwood. Jo
seph Delaware to George Gilbair.
Smithfeld. Edward Hight to Joseph
Phencenter.; St Adams. Georgia A.
Parks to Main Stream Lumber Co.
Mortgages-Anson. $780, $3.50. S1443;
Cornville. $1,000; Dennistown, $500,
Concord. s36; Mercer, $50; Embden,
SAG; Madison, $1,000, $500; Norridge-
wock, $3.50; Pittsfield 5000; Lexington.
$1,000; New Portland, 1925. Fairfield.
$1,000.
Mrs. T. A. Anderson of Portland
came, Saturday, to visit her mother.
Mrs. A. K. Perkins.
Dexter Vaughn went to Westport,
Saturday to pass his annual vacation
Mrs. Sarah Harris went to Winthrop.
Saturday, to visit relatives for a few
days.
The Field day of the Order of the
Golden Cross will be held, July 81, at
Lake Maranacook If the day Is stor-
my the outing will be postponed one
week.
Pitt Parker the celebrated cartoon
lat of Boston. will be at the First Bap-
fist church. Wednesday evening, un-
der the auspices of the c. f. Society.
1t was day of judgment for yio-
lators of the Prohbitory law here.
Saturday, when seven respondents
charged with various offences were
before Judge r. +. Lawrence. The ar
rests were brought about by the work
OF Special Deputy Sheriff a. S.
Burke Of Shawmut, who has been en-
gagged for sometime in gathering evil
dence in all parts of the county. Mr.
Burke. being able to understand sever
al languages. was able TO get good
evidence. The arrests We're made by
Deputy SherifIs Perley toss of Bing-
ham, Rufus Mckinney of Madison and
Charles Chute Of Skowhegan, under
the direction of Sheriff John A. Moo
ers Those arrested charged with be-
ing common sellers were: Ameddec
Romeo of Jackman; Albert Loubiei
Of JaclSman; James BARLEY of Jack.
cidaop Earuald Madison