Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-29
SK0WHECAN
Arrangements in Supreme Court
DIR. H. c. Taggart Suffering
from ShOck-Man Fined for
Evading Railroad Fare
GROWING INTEREST LOCAL.
LY IN MUSICAL MATTERS


Wyatt Bunker of Harmony plead gull
ty when arraigned in the Supreme
court Tuesday forenoon on charges of
breaking and entering and larceny.
Others arraigned who pleaded not
guilty were: Hector Berube, Rock
wood, breaking and entering and lar
ceny; Asa Brown, Athens, larceny.
James Brown. Athens larceny: F. l..
Fitzgerald. cheating with false pre-
lenses; Philander Hurd breaking and
entering and larceny; Theron Hurd,
breaking and entering and larceny;
Joseph Parent, lockwood. common
seller: Ralph Sinclair. breaking and
entering and larceny. The six insur-
ance cases in which George H. futile
OF Smithteld is plaintiff were con-
tinued before the court Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weston are in
Ohio at present on their bridal trip.
following the Grand Circuit races. Mr..
Weston is we'll known here as a horse
man.
Mrs, Mary c. Brainard returned to
town Monday right from her cottage
at Lake Wesserunsett, called by the
sickness Of her aunt, Miss Sarah COT
fin.
The funeral of Mrs Simon Grover
will take place at 10 A. NJ, Wednes-
day, Rev. George Merriam officiating
Omar Badger has gone to Cambridge
to begin his second year at Harvard
Medical School. Mr.. Badger was an
honor student there last year, hav-
ing high rank in scholarship.
The Bison store ON Water street
just vacated by Bisson & Conant who
moved into the Wentworth block, is
having a new front put on and will
be occupied by Susaman Russakoff,
the jeweler.
Fred White Of Harmony pleaded
guilty at a hearing before Judge J. H
Lancaster Monday afternoon to a
charge Of evading carfare on the Cam
adam Pacific Railroad and was given
a fine of S. and costs, amounting to
s2217. White was going with house
hold goods from Harmony to Green
Vile
Mrs. Rand is expected to arrive here
soon from Easton in Aroostook coun-
ty, where she has been spending the
and sell her farm on the Athens road
preparatory to going to California this
fall to live with her son. Orman Rand
who has been in Riverside, Cal. for
several months and has now decided to
make his home there permanently.
Col. and Mrs T. H. Anderson left
here Tuesday for their home in Port
land, making the trip by automobile
They have been visiting Mrs. Sophia
Perkins.
A most enjoyable lecture was CIV
en- by Miss Harriet Marble Monday
evening before her class in Musical
Appreciation on the subject IF the
Maine Musical Festival. The subject
OF tho next lecture, the third in the
course, will be THE Musician, the
Critic and the Public
Miss Beulah Currie and Miss Celia
Currie. daughters of MIR. and Mrs
George Currie, who live on the Lom-
hard farm on the Lakewood road left
here Tuesday for Montana, where
! they viii! take up q ranch. They ex-
poet to be gone three years. as it re-
quires this length of time to acquire
. i ute u So\tTl1Hltnl ldllu neg
have an uncle in that state. Miss
neulah Currie is graduate of the
Si.owhegan High school and has
! taught here.
Or. H. G. Taggart who suffered a
severe shock Monday about noon is
not reported as being any better. Dr.
Taggart was calling at the home Of
Mrs. Gerald MacCarthy, on lower Wa
ter street. Mrs. MacCarthy stepped