Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-06
Rear Of Drive Expected at
Solon, Monday Night.
Local Worsled Mill Reports
Splendid Season In Sight,
Police Court Mews.-church Matters
Madison Spiriiualist Program.

who has managed to acquire jag
after each pay day for several weeks
spast, was arrested for intoxication,
Saturday afternoon. While he was
SOLDERING up in the Jail, Edward Hirst.
a fellow employee at the worsted
mill, filed complaint with Sheriff
Moocrs charging Newsome with the
theft Of $40. Newsome was arraigned
before Judge Fred f. Lawrence in
the municipal court, Monday morning,
given 60 days in Jail for intoxication.
and also held sn the other charge TO
await the action of the grand jury in
Sentember.
Miss Bertha Rathburn of Canada
gula, N. y. who has been the guest
of Miss Caroline Brainerd, for the
past TWO weeks. left, Monday, for her
home.
Miss Marjorie Morrison will termin-
ate her vacation here, Tuesday, to
pass the next few weeks with friends
in the Catskill mountains.
l.. q. Trafton received, Monday.
what is probably the most highly bred
Jersey that ever came to the town of
Skowhegan. 1t was 6-months-old
bull from noted breeder in New
Hampshire, sired by Tonoma's Torono
out of Moss Rose of Shawmut. Both
of the little fellows grand dams were
world champion butter cows of a few
years ago. p 3a
Ernest j. Groder and Miss Nirgenie
LemieuX were married in st. Mary
church at A. NJ, Monday, Rev p Il.
Desjardins officiating. The groom is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Gro
der. and the bride a native of New
Hampshire.
Private George Morrison of the local
army recruiting station. left, Monday,
to canvass Winslow and Vassalboro.
Conrad and Fred Aglan of The
Forks were arraigned before Trial
Justice w. w. Stoddard, Monday af-
ternoon, and fined $40 and costs,
amounting to $33 each, for drunken
spree up river, Sunday morning. Con
rad Afghan brought the liquor from
Boston. Saturday. and after the broth
ers had become intoxicated, they in
vaded the Hines Hotel. where they
assaulted the proprietor for refusing to
drink with them, and as a result, Dep
uty Sheriff Frank Durgin was called.
locked up.
Miss Anna Riggs of Pennington was
the weekend guest of Miss Rowena
Flynt at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. +. l.. Flynt, of Coburn avenue
John 7. Yose of Madison was in town
Monday. en- route for Peterboro, n. III.
The speakers for the annual camp
meeting of the Madison Spiritual Asso-
citation, Aug. 81. to Sept s, at Lakewood,
are announced by DR.. T. s. Bigelow, as
follows: Rev. Frederick A. Wiggin, Rev.
George A. Fuller. Rev. c. Tabor Thomp-
son and Mrs. Kate Ham. George B. Cut
ter will be in charge of the musical pro-
grams
Manager c. ]. Alexander of the Yves
serrunsett Worsted Co. stated, Monday,
that the outlook in the high grade tex
tile market could hardly be improved.
Orders for the light weight season of 1918
are coming in at rate that will task
the capacity of the mill and the prices
are much more satisfactory than at any
time for several years. Mr.. Alexander
said further that the feeling of confidence
which permeates the textile world is evil
IDENTIFY spreading in all directions.
Inc rear OF tne heHneDec drive LETT
Bingham, Saturday morning, and is ex-
pected to pass the falls at Scion. by Mon
day night
Harry Churchill who has been work
ing. for the past few weeks, In. Bangor.
passed the Weekend with Mrs. Churchill
and the children here.
Walter r. ordway and party fsade the
trip to Farmington, Sunday, by automo-
bile. rn aG
Rev. F. l.. Hayward occupied the puls
pit of the Methodist church, Sunday
morning and evening, and at the close
of the first service. was given a most
cordial reception by his former parish
toner's. Mr.. Hayward now has a paste.
rate at Wautoma, Wis, but is passing
his annual vacation in Maine.
H. C. Libby of Colby College arrived,
Monday. to pass few days with DR.. and
Mrs. w. NJ Pulsifer
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Sprague and daugh-
ter Lucy, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Patten. for the past week,
returned. Monday, to their home in Lex
ingtoH, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Steward and
Miss Martha Steward returned. Monday,
from an outing at the West Outlet