Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-14
Somerset Pomona.


Veterans day. Tuesday. at North An
son. There were 12j members present.
Geo. II. Foster of Canaan escorted the
veterans 10 the dining hall and follow
iag the dinner a program was carried
out, consisting OF singing by the choir;
address of welcome in behalf of the
Grange by Rev. G. W. Rogers, which
was RESPONDED To by Maj j. w. Fogler
of Slxowhega1. =. L. Alien responded
on behalf of the Grange; an address to
veterans was given by Lizzie Watson;
address. THE Great Reunion of the
Blue and Gray at Gettysburg. ). r.
Emerson, SkowheEan; remarks, y. A.
Withee: w. H. Weston. Maj. Fogler
Z. r. Gould, Fl. c. Grover II. w. Long
fellow, II. C. Hartweii; song by Mrs.
Reed; instrumental music by Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Danforth
Mrs. Sarah Delano died in Portland
Wednesday morning. She was SO years
old and was born in Fairfield, at the
place known as Larone. She lived there
nearly all her life The last few years
she had been living with her son,
Erastus, in Portland. Resides this son,
another son John. in Skowhegan, sur
wives. Funeral services will be held,
at 10 A. NJ. Friday, at the Friends
church in Fairfield, Rev Mr.. Williams
and Rev. J. w. Packard officiating.
Among those in Skowhegan attend
ing the races In Augusta, Wednesday
were Byron Perkins. Scott Robinson
Charles w. Day. E. II. Morrill,, Bert
McCombs, Stanley Nay and Col. a. q.
Blunt.
Russell Cleveland left, Wednesday,.
for a two-weeks vacation in Boston.
Butter Fat Producers.
Il, F. Berns of Madison. was the
heaviest producer of butter fat at the
Skowbegan Jersey Creamery for the
Month of July. according to the man
ayers report, Wednesday. The number
Of pounds of butter fat for the month
wore 24.77i.4 Several new patrons were
added. The patrons having $50 pounds
and more during July were:
Geo. Hebert, l15.s, cows and hefers;
Roscoe Dunbar 20i.9 cows and heifer;
Weston, i7s3, cows and heifer: J, w.
Packard & Son, 1926. cows and heifer:
b. W. Harrington. Jr., 15i.2: cows and !
heifer T Hogan ~ E,,' Er co%s T. ,ea q
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Z cows: l.. f. Butler. l73.a I cows and !,
heifers: Eugene Watson, 2bA, cows and
2 heifers: II. F. Wilson, 20 5. 10 cows and
4 hefers: Turner Boswell, 3275, II cows.
Frank Parker, 2504, cows and 3 heifers
f. E. Davis, 1874 cows; Geo Jones
1552, cows r. ID. Salley & Son, Slb.2,
II cows and 2 heifers: f. A. THOMPSON
ls47. cows and 2 heifers; B. r. Burns
1874. IS cows and 2 heifers; Perley
Withee 1880, cows and 9 heifers; Thar
ter Reed, 2l2.5, cows; ii. Han; 2ooS, i
cows; J. c. Scott 1868 COWS: Beckwith
& Taylor 1902. 10 cows Ray Moody l24 .
6 cows; l.. F. Parsons, 1864, cows; Geo
T. Foster, 4l6S. 10 cows and heifers
Fred Loomis, 220.3 cows: II. 7. Patten
1872, Z cows; f. n. Merrill G2.7, cows
hefers; H n. Pratt. 2&2 cows and
/ heifer; H. l.. Watson, 2l9.9. cows and
heifers: e. II. Gardner 17l4. cows
Joseph Callahan and James Rob
inson of Arson are in the county jai
to await the action OF the grand jury
having been arrested by Deputy Sher-
if Donley, charged with breaking into
the lookup at North Arson and steal
ing IS pints of liquor. Deputy Sher-
if Donley. after considerable detective
maneuvering, seized the 80 pints of IL
quor that were found at the station
and consigned to Thomas Boston Of
Madison. He took ii to the lookup ant
locked it up. When the two men wer,
given hearings they pleaded not guilty
but they were bound over to wait tn,
action of the grand ;;;r.