Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-07
ORA. B. Borden Sentenced
For Speeding Auto.
New Publication Issued by The
60odwl!! Farm Students.
Weddings Of Messer-HarvlIle and
F0isom.Bragg Of This Place.

The corn shop of the Portland
Packing Co. here closed its season,
Saturday, having packed about 150,000
cans of corn, or about one-thrd of
the normal amount. The company
was troubled with corn not maturing,
and partly because of the early frost.
There were about 200 acres of corn
planted for the shop, last spring.
The newest publication is a paper
issued by Good Will Farm and is
known as Good Will Paragraphs"
The committee in charge of it is
Amos Prescott, William e. Broadway.
and John Boardlnan. The last issue
contains a photo of E. b. Hinckley,
son of the founder, George w. Hinck
ley, and announces that he has be-
come one of the teaching force. He
has the general administration of the
business offices of the institution, and
is associated with his father in the
publication of the Good Will Record
He is also at the head of the English
department of the Good Will High
: school ati
T. w. O'Chanpaugh. instructor of
manual training in the SkoWhegan
schools stated, Saturday, that there
are so students now taking the course,
an increase over any year since the
course was instituted. New depart
ments will be added soon il new rooris
can be secured for the work, but now
there Is no chance to add lathes whica
the work requires.
Following are the recent real es-
tate transfers as recorded AT the SOM
erset registry CT deeds:
Pittsfield-Charles Written to Per-
ley A. Denton. sRobert Dobson Co.
To E. johnson Adams eft al; S. Groves
TO e. John Adams Ell al.
Athens Elmer F, Towne to Herbert
F. Walker ct al: Joseph whitehouse
to Beal & Walker.
Skowhegan- George w. Savage to
Martha f. Briggs. Noah p. Reed ct
al 10 Mary L. Russell.
cornyile-Fiora b. Allen to Sam
uel A. Foss
Fairfield-Edward P Ke-rick to Gil
bert Peters; William w Nye to Wes-
ley G. circuit.
Detroit-John w Mari TT. to VIM.
S. Smith; VIVA. s. Smith 10 Sadie At
kins.
North Anson-Samuel 8. Gould to
Marceilus F. Waite.
Palmyra-Eln;er j. Adams ct al to
Fred s. Snow: Fred s. Snow to Cora
b. Rogers.
ages-Palmyra. $4,000; Show
hogan, 1850; Detroit. SIG; Pitts
field, $40: Fairfield. $3.50, Embden,
SEQ; The Forks. 5000; Athens. $1,000: |
Norridgewock, $500.
DIR. A. B. Borden was sentenced, |
: Saturday. TO serve 10 days in jail ana |
pay fine of $50. and costs, by Judge |
Lawrence in the municipal court The |
case was novel DIR. Borden was |
charged with speeding his automobile |
and endangering the lives of other |
people The complaint was made by |
Mrs. Forrest Goodwin and those APP |
pearing as witnesses were Charles w |
Day. E. II. Morrill,, Jack O'Brien and |
others. 1t was complained that DR.. |
Borden chased other automobiles and |
run in front of them and stopped, not |
allowing them To proceed. The re-
spondent plead his own case and said |
he was guilty of speeding and would |
stop. when other owners stopped. He |
said he had the names of Is owners |
that he should have arrested if he |
was fined. DIR. Borden was arrested |
last Sunday. on another charge and |
sentenced to 80 days in Jail, from |
which. he appealed. and furnished |
bonds in the sum of $500. His bonds
men have. since Withdrawn and in
order for him to be released from jail |
1t win be necessary for him TO get |
bonds for $500.