Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-23
PITTSFIELD.
Democratic Caucus Held in
Union Hall Saturday
Se|eCtmen Of the Town Appoint
Officers for Ensuing Year
Assault Case Heard In Munic ipaI
Court Saturday Afternoon

A Democratic caucus was held in Union
hall Saturday evening. w NJ. Osborn
presided and was elected chairman of
the town committee. II. Fl. Thurlough
was elected secretary and w. l.. Pushor
treasurer Other members elected were:
w. r. HunneweH, J. n. Martin, c. II.
Berdeen A. T. Randlett, r. G. Estes, w.
L. Frost, H. F. Libby, Clyde Martin j.
F. Spauiding. C. Ridley, J. M, Chalmers,
Llewellyn Parks, H. B. Connor, Z. f.
C. Rollins, Daniel Duffy, Fred Jones,
James Logario, T. g. Lancey. w. NJ
Bigelow. S. L. Provencher, Eugene South
ards, o. F. Parks, John Lindsey, Alec
Dobson. F. Il. Mayo, Ray Badger, o. T..
Libby, Arthur Manreau, FL. l.. Emerson,
d. ID. Winslow, w. S. Spaulding, Earl
Vickery, Charles L. Bradbury. Morris
Bassford. Leforest Burton, George But
ler Charles Butler, w. F. Martin. Del
egates chosen to attend the State con-
vention to be held in Portland March rs
were: W. l.. Pushor, w. NJ Osborn. F.
e. Mayo. II. H. Jacobs, o. h. Libby, ii.
II. Thurlough. @Aiternates: Clyde Mar
tin. f. F. Pennell, James Logario, +. +.
Weeks, j. N Brown, Daniel Duffy, T. G.
Lancey.
Sterling Tarbell, the 13-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N Tarbell. Hathorn
street. is ill with diphtheria. The house
is quarantined Mr.. Tarhel! is at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. Vernon
Shorey.
Saturday the selectmen of the town
elected the following town officers Road
commissioner. A. T. Randlett; constables,
H. II. Jacobs, Frank Weeks, ID. {. Rol-
Inns, G. L. Rogers, Sumner McCausland,
II. w. Gardner; truant officers, n. {. Co
rev, NJ. r. Burns, II. Fl. Jacobs; sealef
of weights and measures. Augustus a.
Kimball: surveyors of wood, bark and
lumber. George W. Names, G. w. Willis,
II. w. Gardner. f. c. Hunter; fire war
dens. ]. :. Haseltine. John Gordon;
Board of Health. John ". Martin, Lester
Cornforth; inspector of buildings H. w
Gardner,
hearing was held at the Pittsfield
municipal court Saturday afternoon in
the case of Howard Temple and Eugene
Hopkins. both of Detroit, who were
charged with assault and battery by
Gideon Harding of Detroit Hopkins was
discharged Probable cause was fodho
for Temple who was required TO tur-
nish securities for his appearance at the
supreme court. II. Fl. Thurlough appear
ed for Harding and T. A. Anderson Tor
Temple and Hopkins.
Miss Merle Healey, who has been pass
ing a few weeks vacation with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Healey. re-
turned to Somerville, Mass, Saturday.
DR.. Clarence Macomber of Lynn. Mass.
who has been the guest of his father, w.
Macomber. returned Saturday to
Lynn.
d. NJ. Sussi was a business caller sat
urday in Fairfield.
Mrs. b. K. Cornell and daughter. Miss
Florence. of Watervilie were in town
Friday evening to attend the Free Bap-
fist supper and entertainment. They were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Henry. Mrs.
Cornell left here Saturday for Boston.
At a meeting of the local school board
held Friday evening o. Fl. Drake was
elected superintendent of schools. IN Of
fee he has filed for number of years.
w. B. McGilvery returned Saturday
from few days business trip to Port
land.
Miss Annie Johnson left Saturday for
Boston, where she will receive medical
treatment.
Mrs. George Moulton and daughters Of
Livermorde Falls passed the Weekend