Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-07
BELFAST.

Belfast, Me, Jan. G-(SpeciaD. The
January term of the supreme judicial
court will convene in this city, Tuesday
with Associate Justice Arno w King OF
| Ellsworth presiding. 1t will be the first
term of the new sheriff Frank Cushman
of MontvilIe. who with a new list OF
deputies took possession on Jan. list The
following officials wilt bezon duty at the
opening of court: sheriff, Farnk Cush-
man; clerk, George l. Keating county
attorney. Eben F. Littlefieldi messenger,
| L. l.. Robbins crier. Charles :. Adams,
of Searsmont; deputies. =. G. Hurd OF
Northport Frank a. Littlefield, Monroe
| Albert b. PaYson, Brooks.
! The grand jurors enter upon their sec
ond term and are as follows Fred
Batchelder, RHrnham; Charles Beal,
Frankfort; John r. Bragg, Islesboro,
| George G. Cilley, Thorndike; l.. b. Cliff
ford, stockton Springs: Earl cross. Nor
ril; Ed. Davis, Belfast; J. w. Deane,
| Freedom: f. H. button Unity: Lester
Eaton, Searsport; George Elwen. North
port: J. u. Hoibrook Prospect; W. $.
| u
| Knox; Oscar T. I.ittleheld, Winterpolt;
| William A. Mason. Belfast; True +.
Moody. Searsmont; G. a. Morrill,. Bel
mont; w. :. Nickerson. SwanVlle: VIII
der 5. Parker, Monroe Gilbert T. Small
| Troy Charles Stevens, Lincolnviie,
James b. sylvester, Montville.
| The traverse jury is as follows: W. c.
Bowden Prospect; William :. Bryant.
Searsmont; {. L. Carr. Palermo; George
&c. Carter Montvlle. Samuel Glegg,
| Frankfort: Chester u, Cross. Lincoln
Vile: Arthur J. Edmonds Winterport.
Merton Haley. Winterport +. A. Har-
mon, Thorndike, Clarence NJ. Hurd, Lib
erty; Lewis knight Northport; James ".
Libby. Unity; Edward Il. Lunt. Belfast;
| Harry Merithew. Searsport; Leslie =. Mil
| Ter Belfast; Ambrose Pearson. Morrill,;
e c. Peavey. Swanvile: A. A. Pendleton.
| Islesboro: Clarence f. Read Belfast;
! Geo 3. Roberts, Brooks; Charles r. SHEER
man. Burnham; A NJ. Shiblcs, Knox
| Fred 4. Shute, Stockton Springs Fred
c. Spinney Belfast; e A. Sprague Wal
do, Frank Studley, Searsport; Chas a.
| Warren, Monroe; Nathan Wellman, Be-
mont
\ reception will be given. from to 10,
| Friday night, in the Baptist vestrY in
| honor of the new pastor and his wife,
| Rev. and Mrs. Walter f. Stuttevant, who
recently came here from Freeport Ali
members of the parish are cordially inVit-
| ed to attend.
| The first regular meeting of the Union
! Teachers Training Glass will be held.
+ Tuesday night. in the Baptist VeStry This
organization embraces all the sunday
| school teachers and superintendent III
the city and is to be taught by Supt.. j,
! b. Woodbury. of the Belfast public
| schools =
| The Baptist Circle will be entertained.
Wednesday afternoon. by Mrs. Fannie
| Hopkins, the president. S
The next Union Sunday night service
| win be held in the Methodist church on
the first Sunday ia February. Rev w +,
/ sturtevant to preach the sermon. Other
| services Will be held in March and April.
Miss Edith West left, saturday, by train
for Boston, to resume her position as
stenographer with the Youth Companion.
after passing the holidays with her moth
+. er, Mrs Sara West
Herbert r. Foster has returned TO his
home in Portland after spending a week
Court street.
| Ansel Lothrope left, Sunday, for Bos-
! ton, to resume his studies at Harvard
Dental school.
Miss Edna Bedell and Miss Hazel Bar
nard arrived, Saturday, from their homes
in Auburn and Lewiston, where they pass
ed the Holidays, and resumed their du-
ties in the Belfast schools, this morning
Miss Bedell in Grade VII and Miss Bar
nard in the Belfast High.
Frank Lord and bride of Bangor who
| have been the guests of the formers pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. S. Lord, for a
| few weeks, left, Saturday, for New Bed
| ford, Mass.
| The funeral of Mrs. Abbie A. Barstow
| took place, Monday afternoon, In the
| Baptist church, Rev. Walter +. Sturte-
want officiating. Mrs. Barstow died, Sat
tirday morning, at the home of Mrs. r.
| X. Patterson on Northport avenue, where
she was living. She was 10 years old and
was born in Northport. =
4 memorial in honor of the late Angus
tus Perry will be held, Thursday night.
in the North church vestry, when all
members of the parish are cordially invit-
ed to be present. Mr.. Perry was the old
est member of the church and greatly be-
loved in the parish
| The Ladies' Circle of the North church
/ will meet. Wednesday afternoon, at the
home of Miss Annie V. Field. Primrose
Hill.
/ Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Proctor and little
daughter, Annie Viola, have returned
! from Windham. where they passed the
Christmas recess.
| Miss Ethel Sturtevant arrived, Satur-
! day, from New Hampshire where she
enjoyed the Holidays.