Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16
Progressive Caucus Elects
Delegates 10 Convention
Young Phillip Brown Observes
His Eighth Birthday
Democratic Caucus Friday Evening
-.0ther Locals and Personals

John Walker of Hartland was
brought here Saturday afternoon and
arraigned before Judge Drake in the
Pittsfield municipal court on the
charge of intoxication He was arrest
ed at his home Friday for abusive
treatment to his family and was SEN
fenced to serve 80 days in Jail and
was taken to Skowhegan Saturday af-
ternoon. He was accompanied here by
Deputy Sheriff Burrill and F. A. Web
ter, trial justice of Hartland. Mrs.
Walker was also present at the hear
ing.
The subject of the Senior parts at
NJ. G. 1. graduation will be as fol-
lows; For the girls, Development of
Human Kindness. and for the boys.
''Simplified Spelling
Mrs. George f. Stevens returned to
her home in Burnham Saturday, after
a few days visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Nj. A. Huff.
A Progressive caucus was held at
go o'clock Saturday afternoon in G..
A r. hall B. S. Mathews presided
The following members of the town
committee were elected: NJ. S. Math-
ews, C. s. Coffin, Rev. y. r. Pearson,
Rev III. NJ. Ford, Fred Brooks, Hiram
Carr, A. B. Douglass, Henry Wilcox,
D. @. Browning, ]. n. Tarbill, Ernest
Maxfield, Fl. c. Sterling, E. r. Carr,
H. L. Cornforth, B. F. Thompson, r.
E. Butler, H. II. Johnson, secretary.
c. l.. Healey. Delegate to attend the
State and District conventions to be
held in Bangor March "A were
State Conventional. L. Cornforth,
.. L. Healey, J. S. Haseltine, b. S.
Mathews, II. w. Carr.
District Conventional. H. Johnson,
Fred Brooks, Mr.. Smith, H. V. Math-
ews, Warren Moses.
Word has been received Of the mar
riage of Clyde w. Bean of Lowell,
Mass, and Miss Edith Harding, for
merly of Plymouth, which took place
recently in Lowell where they will
reside The groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Bean, who were Tor
mer residents of this town.
Perlan Patten of Boston, who was
called to Palmyra by the death of his
sister-in law, the late Mrs. Clancy
Patten, has returned home.
Attorney Ernest Butler of SkoWhe-
gan was in town Saturday on busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Jones went to
Brewer saturday for weekend visit
with relatives.
Mrs. William Wayness was In Ban
gor Saturday.
Mrs. A. d. Carney of North Dix
| mont is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
| Clayton Brown, who is also entertain
| ing her niece, Miss Ruth Patterson
of East Newport.
Phillip Brown, the young son OF Mr.
and Mrs Clayton Brown, observed MS
eighth birthday. which fell on SUNDAY,
| in a very happy manner saturday al
ternoon by entertaining IA little friends
| at his home The afternoon was pass
| ed with games. Refreshments were
| served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Palmer were
| in TROY Center Friday. where they
we're called by the critical illness OF
| Mr. PaImer's mother, Mrs. Lucy D.
| Shaw. .a,,.s
Miss Anna McLennon, who was called
+o Cane Breton. Nova Scotia, by the
death of her father, returned nome Fiji
day. $500, e..
MIS- Harry L. Nutter left Saturday for
a visit in Portland.
,trs Mont Fernald of Brooks, who has
,.ssad several weeks in town, returned
home Saturday.
The educational exhibit OF the Maine
Anti-Tuberculosis Association TO DC
shown in Union hall until Wednesday Oh
next week opened Saturday afternoon
The exhibit is free to all and is SO inter-
esting and instructive that all should see
it.
urs ord Wall and little daughter oil
BANGOR were guests over Sunday of Mrs.
wars mother. Mrs. Howard Jacobs. Mrs.
Wall passed Saturday in Lewiston
At meeting of the local order OF
Maecabee held Friday evening the second
deoree was conferred on three candidates.
Refreshments were served
Mr. and Mrs Eden Taylor were reeeiN-
ing CONGRATULATIONS on the birth OF
daughter Saturday,
nemocratic caucus will be held in
I1nion hall at 7.3o Friday evening, March
% for the purpose of electing SIX dele
gates and six alternates to attend the
psmocratic state convention to be heio
in Portland March 26, and to eject
Democratic town committee
Mr.. and Mrs F. p. Hunter OF Burnham
GRO visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Cora Dow and daughter, Miss Kate
Dow have visited friends in Bangor for
a few days.
Dr Jennie Fuller Of Hartland was in
town Saturday on business.
Sheriff Frank Thompson of skowhesan
and Deputies Fl. d. Brophy OF fairneio
and Fred Burrill of Hartland We're III
town Saturday on business.
Albert Bryant of Greenloch, n D. VINO
has been guest of his father, George e.
BRYANT, left Saturday for visit IN free
dom. $. A. Bryant of Vassalboro was
| a guest Saturday OF his father q. h
| Bryant.