Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-03
Somerset Pomona Grange
Meets with FaiIvieW.
Ml1-Up Of Ames and Austin
Families Ends in Court.
Reunion Of Nigh School CIass..Mrs'
Trask's Vacation"

The regular meeting of the Somef-
set Pomona Grange will be held with
Fairview Grange. Smithfield, Sept. 3
The address of welcome will be given
| by J. w. Tyler master of FairvieU
Grange. and the response by George
T. Tibbetts. The topic for discussion
will be, How Shall We Extend
Grange Principles and Secure for
Them the Respect and Attention OF
the World at Larger" opened by L.
l.. Allen, followed by j. f. Downs, l..
H. Tobey, John Frizzell and w. G..
Wade
Afternoon session: Song, by the
choir, topic, What Evidence Is There
that the World Is Growing Wiser,
Brighter and Better opened by :.
F. Emerson, followed by 5. II. Rowe,
Frank Worthing, George f. Barnes.
w. NJ. Ellis. Fairview Grange will
furnish the rest of the program.
daughter has recently been born
to Mr.. and Mrs. James Galway.
Ruel Austin had the misfortune to
get a broken jaw, Sunday, as the re-
suit of a fight with members of the
Ames family. A blackberry patch was
the cause of the quarrel and the story
is that some of the Ames family tried
to drive the Austins from the piece,
and that the Austins tried to drives
the Ameses. A warrant was secured
and Deputy Sheriff Charles II. Chute
arrested on the charge of assault.
Francis, Fred, Delbert, Charles and
David Ames the complaint being
made by Lester Austin. A hearing
was given the respondent. Tuesday.
but was continued for week. Judge
lawrence appeared for the State and
George Cover. Esq, for the defense.
The ballots which will be used in
the election. next Monday, for Con-
gresham, have been received by
Town Clerk G. NJ. Lambert. The polls
will be open from 7.50 A. NJ. to $50
p NJ
A reunion of the class of 1912.
High school. was held, on
Saturday, at the Adams cottage at
Lakewood The following members
were present: Fred Weston, Roy
Pratt, Edith Head. Doris Reynor,
Gala Packard, Howard BuZZell, Phil
ip Burrill, Roy Steward, Charles by
sart, Nina Perkins, Lila Pierce, Ro-
land Kilkenney and Clarence Dunlap
Hon. G. ?. Merrill and family TOOK
an automobile trip to the White
Mountains Monday.
James Gilhllen, for sometime EN-
ployed in the drug store of Sampson
& Avore, left, Tuesday morning. for
Philadelphia, where he will complete
his course in the Pennsylvania School
of Pharmacy.
Byron Perkins went, Tuesday. to
Lewiston, to attend the State Fair.
Mrs. Howard Yetton has gone to
Lewiston and Winthrop to visit
friends and relatives.
DR.. George otis Smith and family
left Tuesday, for Atean Lake, where
they will pass several days.
Mrs. Julia Trask, though Sc years
old, left on the morning train, Tues
day, alone, for trip to Boston, where
she will visit her sister for two
months. This is an annual event for
Mrs Trask and she enjoys it like =
girl.
An informal organ recital was held
in the Congregational church, Mon
Gay afternoon, when Robert Dinsmore
of Madison played. Mr.. Dinsmore is
talented young musician and all
those present We're delighted with his
playing
Quite crowd attended the corn
roast. which was held, Monday night.
at the Eddy.
Miss Theo Currier librarian at
oberlin. o., is visiting with her uncle,
ID. II. Bartlett.
The Helen Coburn Mission Circle
will hold its September meeting with
Mrs. Eueenia Merriam at the parson-
age
Miss Mildred Chute passed Sunda y
and Monday with her parents. Deputy
Sheriff and Mrs. Charles III. Chute.
Miss Eva Knowlton, who has been
clerk in the Bucknam's Drug store
for the summer, returned to Swan
scott. Mass, Tuesday. to resume her
position in the public schools as
teacher.
Pilgrims 10; Skowhegan 6.
The Pilgrims of Waterville defeat