Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-22
PITTsFIELD,
Detroit Assault Case Be-
fore Municipal Court.
Mrs. Granville Mansuf Is Ten
dered Birthday Surprise Party.
Mrs. Joseph Davis Suffers from kc'
cideni at Pioneer Mill.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Mlllett and
daughter of Lihbey, Montana, whe
have been visiting in Palmyra with.
Mr.. Milletts sister Mrs. B. S. Sanford,
left. Monday, on their return trip.
The Maine Central Institute debat-
ing team will hold it's second debate
on Wednesday evening, March Z WITH
Coburn's. The debaters: NJ. c. L
Hayward Parsons. Roger Miller, Ever
EFT Hurd. alternate, Roland Eaton.
Coburn-Fred Estes, Donald Knowl-
ton, Donald Edwards. The subject Of
debate will be: Resolved. Granting
the Willingness Of Cuba, the Annex
alton Of Cuba Will BE for the Best
Interest of United States. affirmative,
NJ. c. l.; negative. Coburn-
Andrew LLOYD of Detroit vas
brought before the Pittsfield municipal
court Wednesday morning, on COM
plant of Eugene Campbell of Detroit.
who charged him with assault. The
two<men got into a dispute in a store
in Detroit about a week ago, and
Campbell claimed Lloyd started with
an axe for him. Lloyd was sentenced
10 so days in jail. The execution of
the sentence was suspended during
two men we're brought before the
court, at which time Lloyd complain
ed on Campbell, in a case of assault.
Miss Leonora Clark of st. Adams,
graduate of Pennington Normal
school, has been engaged as teacher
of Grades VIII and TX at the local
Grammar school to take the place OF
Miss Adelaide Coffin, who was teacher
of the school two years. Miss Clark
has been teaching in Lincoln.
| Mrs. Granville Mansur was tender
ed Surprise party, Tuesday evening,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
| Prilay, where she was invited to sup
| per. About 80 friends arrived soon
after. to celebrate. the Goth birthday
of Mrs. Mansur, who was taken by
complete surprise. During the eve
ming she was presented with a bouquet
| of pinks A poem written for the oc-
1 easion was read by the writer, Mrs
Mary Wingate. A reading was given
| by Mr. Mansur and remarks by Rev
]. J. Hull and Rev. II. NJ Ford. Re
| freshments We're served
Mrs Joseph Davis is confined to the
house by injuries received a few days
ago while at work at the Pioneer mill
/ While standing near the dryer her
clothing caught in the gearing tearing
! the same from nearly off her body. She
narrowly escaped serious injuries. She
received bruises and a nervous shock.
Herbert L. Emerson was a business
caller in Mainstream, Wednesday.
! Mr. and Mrs. C. e. Frost, who arc
| planning to move to Belfast in March,
returned from that city, Wednesday.
| where they went, Tuesday, for the pur-
| pose of looking up rent.
Earl Tucker of Cherryfield is assist
ing at the office of the Robert Dobson
Co.
| Mrs. Evelyn Cali. librarian at the pub
! lie library, has returned from short
| visit in Bangor.
Sumner S. Smith left, Tuesday, for
| Portland, to attend the automobile show,
Mark Gatchel of Carmel spent Tues
day and Wednesday with his son Jesse
| who is i'll with pneumonia at the hons
of his aunt Mrs. J. D. Wentworth
The ladies of the Stephen Davis Post
w R. c., will serve a public Baked
| Bean dinner in G.. A. r. hall, on election
day, March 2.
Mrs r. G. Lancey and son, Master
| Donald, left, Wednesday, for visit in
| Boston with Mrs. Ellis Hey, before go
ing to Monson, Mass. for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Lancey.
| a meeting of the New Era Auxiliary
will be held at the Free Baptist church,
Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. +. A.
Porter and Mrs. O'Roak hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Patten, Mr.. and
| Mrs Herbert Whitman, Mrs. J. H. Moul-
| ton, Miss Mary Moulton, Mrs emma
| Phinney, Mrs. Emma Kimball Mrs. p.
j. Written and Mary Phillips We're in
Newport, Wednesday, to attend a meet
ing of the Union Grange.
Edwin Childs very pleasantly enter
tanned the following gentlemen at supper
and for the evening at his home, Tues