Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-23


between Skowhegan High and Halo
wei High schools. The home team
won by score of I to 0. The touch
down was made by Philbriek. The
summary:
sKoWHEGAN. HALLoWELL.
Merrill, re .....-...-.....,.--t. re, Rollins
Sanford, IT -.....t,t.,.......... 1T, Hobbs
Reed, 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. fg, LORD
Chase, .-,-,..-..-++.-.-...-.-.i.. C, Iufnef
Flanders. lg .-...,.........,.-.;; IL, Holden
Merrill, Ii ...........-....... II, Douglass
Symons, le ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lie, Niles
Emery. Oh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. qb, Harvey
Meonillan, RIB ..,............ RIB, Carey
Philbrick, lib ................. 1hb Cottle
Taylor fe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10, Herb
Observation-Disclosures Goal from
touehdown-E Emery. Referee, Halves.
Umpire. Blaisdell. Linesmen. Lewis and
Howard Time. s-minute periods.
delightful concert was given, Sat
urday evening. at the home of Prof.
and Mrs r. l.. Marston on Main
street. II was given for the benefit
of the First Baptist church ands Mrs.
Marston was the hostess and Mrs.
Philo Steward, director. Following is
the program: Violin solo, Don Morri-
son: recitation, Miss Lena Colby:
baritone sole, Frank Lane; soprano
SOLO. AlIS. w NIldH DIlfeT,
recitation. Don Morrison; piano solo,
Miss Mary Emery; solo. Miss Har-
riet Marble; violin solo. Don Morri-
son: tenor solo. DR. Philip Wood: rec
itation, Miss Florence Colby; soprano
solo. Mrs l.. A. Kinds; baritone solo,
Frank Lane; accompanies, Miss
Edith Lewis, Mrs Philip Wood and
Miss Mary Emery.
Miss Harriet Cleveland, principal of
Harmony High school, passed Sunday
AT the home of her father, who is con-
Iined to the house with sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Cleveland re-
turned. Friday evening, from their
honeymoon in Boston, and will pass
week at Mrs Cleveland's relatives
in cornyille.
Peter Bisson went to Oakland, Sat
urday, where he will be employed in
the scythe factory there.
Miss Jennie Peterson of Madison
passed Sunday with her cousin, Miss
Dora Peterson of this town.
Two cases involving about $4,000.
Mrs Sarah Gledhill VS. Mrs Alice
Gledhill McCoombs, and A G. Blunt
and c. A Young VS.. Alice Gledhill
4hCNDollDS Hcit AtPoi tti " TIE law
court on evidence submitted, Satur-
day after being heard by Justice Les
lie Cornish.
The last case was on trial, during
the forenoon, Saturday. Judge f. f.
Lawrence appeared for the plaintiffs
and stated in substance. that along
about 1905, Edwin Gledhill wishing
to promote the interests of the Mar
ston Worsted mill went to the Sec
ond National Bank to hire So 600 The
band required securities and then Mr..
Gledhill went to Mr. Blunt and Mr..
Young. asking for their notes as Sc
curity for the bank. Mr.. Gledhill en-
tered into an indemnity contract with
the two plaintiffs which was in effect
that the two plaintiffs should never
be losers by signing the notes, as he
would stand in the gap. The notes
were signed, the mill organized and 1t
was known as the Marston Worsted
mill. In 1906 Mr.. Gledhill was drown
ed The worsted mill continued under
the same name and no change was
made until a few months ago when
the Marston Mil Co. was liquid
ated, and there being no assets the
creditors were losers A new company
was formed known as the Wesserun-
sett Worsted Co. Now the TWO plain
tiffs bring suit against Mrs. Alice
Gtedhil McCoombs as administrators
for the Gledhil estate to recover the
amount of the notes signed by the
plaintiff
The defendant through her attorney,
A X. Butler, claims that action should
III
of the notes. which We're given for
six months.
The cases assigned for the week
have been disposed of to Mondays as
sisnments, the following disposition
having been made. futile VS. Soule,
judgment as per offer; Stone ct al VS..
Padham et TT. assigned for trial the
first day of next term; S. F. Petts
90. VS.. Washhurn, dismissed without
cost; Dysart VS.. Wheelan, defaulted
Steward ct al vs. Coleman, defaulted
Gushing vs.. Rabitaille, continued
Viles VS.. Trafton. neither party ne
further action; First National Bank
Skowhegan. VS.. Hight ct al, ~defaulted
First National Bank VS.. Brown, de
tainted
The case to be taken up, Monda,
morning. will be Flanders VS.. Walter
Admr. Est. of Charles Fairbrother
Cover for plaintiff, Walton for de
PENDANT. Court adjourned, Saturda,
noon. until Monday, at 1890 A. NJ
Justice Cornish went to his heme i
Augusta 10 pass Sunday. 1t is expect
ed that the grand jury will rise, o
Monday morning, at the opening c
court.
The following persons filed pet
tions, Friday. with the clerk of court
for naturalization papers: jaime
Trainton, native of New Brunswick
now Of Madison Olai Olson. native I
Norway. now Of Arson; Earl Cox, ne
tive of New brunswick. now Of MAJ