Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-23
SK0WHEGAk~
". R. PattangaII Files Al
taChment on MOoas Estate
Board Of Trade Elects Its o.
ticers at Meeting Friday
Traverse Jury Llst-.lnsanlty Hear.
ing In the Municipal Court

An attachment was made Saturday
upon the real estate Of John A. Mooers
in suit by William r. Pattangall of
Waterville for SANDER. The amount
named is $4,000. This is the reopen
ing of the case against Mr.. Mooers that
came before the court at Augusta a
few days ago and was non suited be-
cause OF clerical error in the decla-
ration of the writ. This case will come
before the supreme court in April and
as it is the custom when there IL an
appearance for the defense, the casv
is continued and will be taken up for
trial at the June term.
The Third and Fourth degrees will
be conferred upon about so candidates
al the regular meeting of Skowhegan
Grange next Wednesday night. The
following program has been assigned
for entertainment: Vocal solo, Mrs.
Emma II. Dunton: reading, Mrs. Eve
Ign w. Pratt; vocal solo, Almon F.
Sanford; THE Harp of Tara's Hail."
music and chorus, Miss Winifred
Gardner; Come Back to Erin" solo
and chorus; music, Grange Melodies.
Harvest Feast will be served after
the program.
Mrs. Neva Blunt of Lewiston, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Esther
Withee, and cousin Miss Leora Withee.
returned home Saturday.
DR.. r. o. Sawyer. H. L. SWEET. E. e.
McNeelie. Capt. r. l.. Marston, w. P.
Ordway, J. p. Oak of this town and
Blaine owen of Augusta are guests
of Capt. Marston at his camp at Rock
V ood where they are enjoying ice Ash
ing.
The postponed hearing given DR.. A.
B. Borden Saturday forenoon on COM
plant of his wife that he be examined
as to his sanity brought out big
crowd. On the opening of the hear
ing DR.. Borden's attorney, L. L. Wal
ton, stated that his client was ready
as voluntary patient to go before the
insane hospital at Augusta and be ex
amined. He was of the opinion that IL
DIR. Borden is not normal in his mind,
1t was due to drug taking or drinking.
The doctor then made an extended
speech in which ne said the people OF
Skowhegan were jealous of him be-
cause he was able to dress better,
drive better rigs, end earn more mon
ey. He said that he had earned since
coming to Skowhegan, six years ago.
$4,000. It was agreed by the eoun
sci for the complainant, E. r. Merrill,
and the counsel for the defendant that
the doctor go as a voluntary patient
to the Augusta hospital and be ex-
amined, which he will probably do
within few days.
The traverse jury list for the April
term of the supreme court has been
completed and the jurors drawn are:
Madison, Mark Hobart, John c. Will
liams, Chauncey e. Chandler; st. Al
bans. Daniel l.. Frost; West Forks.
James e. Martin; Cambridge, Stan
wood I. Mower; Hartland, w. A. Soule;
Dead River, Charles Daggett; Pal
myra. w. H. Towle. Smithfield, Fl. M.
Stevens; Fairfield, Carl Fl. Goodwin,
Roscoe G. Getohefl, ]. Arnold Brown;
Scion, John A. Tuscan; Mercer, n. f..
True: Canaan, Harold G.. Foster;
Pittsfield, Arthur S. Grant and John
s. Spaulding; Harmony. Elmer Brown;
Athens, Harry n. Flanders; Arson,
Sherman Houghton; Bingham, Chas.
Given: Skowhegan, George III. Burns,
l.. L. Sanford, George w. Brooks.
Charles A. Goodwin Norridgewock,
e. f. Williamson.