Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-05
Somerset Pomona Program
With Victor Grange.
Busy Day in Trial Justice Court,
Somerset Towns.
Ballots Received and Everybody
Studying the instructions.

Somerset Pomona Grange viii meet
at Fairfield Center with Victor Grange,
June ii. at OF 80 A. NJ. The Grange VIII
he epened by the master, H. h. Ems
The address of welcome will be deiiH-
cred nv the master of Victor Gr.hge.
Kate V. Ellis. and the response by Ce-
Gil Gardner of Canaan. One of the
principal topics will be: Are Human
Actions and Thoughts Influenced More
bv WHAT We See, BY What We Hear
or nv What We Read?" opened by A.
III. Ellis and followed by Henry Choate
and others The afternoon program
will consist of comforting the Fifth de-
gree. song by choir and the following
topic will be discussed: Does the
Farmer Get Fair Share of the Con-
sumer's Dollar and Does the Farmer S
Wife Get Fair Share of the Farmers
Doliar2" This viii be opened by George
r. Tibhetts of Hinekley. followed by
Henry Choate, l.. L. Allen and Ellen
Goodrich. Victor Grange win furnish
the rest of the program.
A fishing party consisting of Sumner
Ward, William Dutton, Derne Wade,
J. Fl. Bainton and James Coyne left
here, Tuesday, for Saddleback lake in
the vicinity of Rangeley, for weeks
trip. Mr.. Wards position as baggage
master will be assumed by Ralph
Green of Westbroois, during the for
mers absence
George w Cover went TO Bangor,
Tuesday. to attend the United States
court.
A. II. Currler of New York, who has
been visiting at the home of Hon. and
Mrs D. H. Bartlett for several days,
returned home, Tuesday
Mrs. l.. E. Crowell of Brooks, after
visiting her son, Henry Crowell. for sew
eral days. has returned home.
Mrs. Frank Cairns and son Kenneth,
who havee been in California for the
winter, are expected here to visit at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Harvey
Goodwin this week. Mr.. Cairns, who
returned from Persia a few months
ago. now has a position as collector
of customs in Manila, a position SINH
lar TO one he held before going to Per-
sia with Morgan Shuster, about a year
ago.
There was considerable work in the
trial justice court in various towns in
Somerset county Monday. In Athens
before Trial Justice Holman, Alonzo
Moulton of Brighton, was given
hearing charged with nuisance. The re-
Spondent waived examination and
pleaded net guilty Probable cause was
found to hold the respondent for the
action OF the grand jury, the case be-
Ing beyond trial justice Jurisdiction,
and set the bond at $500 This case was
brought about through the investiga-
ton OF Sheriff Mooers. the officer hav-
ing complaint that a family was suf-
fering because of cider being sold to
the head of it and the family being de-
prived OF the money he earned.
Peter Larkin, master driver for the
hennebec Log Driving Co., was in
town. Monday. ON business. He has
charge of all the drives from Moose
head Lake to WatervilIe
DIN Taylor, who has been in North
Newfeld, Mass. for about a year has
returned TO Skowhegan and has a posi-
ton as iineman for the Somerset Farm
ers' Cooperative Telephone Co.
Claude |. Jewett has been appointed
substitute city mail carrier and as
stunned his duties, Tuesday. during the
absence of the regular carrier Lewis
Dow, who is at Moxie on his annual
vacation.
John Eipee of Bangor, who has been
III town for about week, returned
home. Tuesday.
w. II. Seeley, Industrial agent of the
N. T.. N. Fl. & H. r. r. Co. was in
town. Monday afternoon, looking aft
er suitable place to establish anoth-
er potato house.