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STATE OF MAINE

Supreme Judicial Court,
In Equity.
The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order
of United Workman of Maine
VS.
Irene r. Conner. Ernest A. Welch,
Frank WEIGH, Louvie Spencer, James
H Welch, Charles Collins, Hattie +.
Williams. Ithial WEIGH and other
persons unknown.
ABSTRACT
Bill of Interpleader dated May 20,
1915, and filed May %. 1915, by j.
Warren Jones, Grand Recorder of the
plaintiff corporation, in behalf of the
same. L. l.. Walton. Solicitor.
1t is aneged in said bill that the
plaintiff is Fraternal Beneficiary As
ISOLATION doing business under chapter
40 of the revised statutes of Maine;
that it holds in its hands and Is ready
to pay to the parties entitled thereto
the sum of $500 due upon beneficiary
certificate issued by 1t to Andrew ].
WEIGH late of Union Lodge of Old
have been made and the plaintiff now
holds that sum in trust for the party
or parties legally entitled thereto;
that the amount is claimed by one of
Rutland, Vermont. the beneficiary
named in the certificate, under the
name of Irene Richardson, she being
designated by said WEIGH in his APP
DIlcdIlOn 1OT Sdlu ceTllnGdIt as his
granddaughter; that said sum is also
all claimed in different amounts, by
the other defendants, as heirs of said
Welch, on the ground that the desig-
nation of said Irene Il. Conner was not
legal, as she was not the granddaugh-
ter of said WEIGH and was not related
to him in any way
Said plaintiff recites certain provi-
sions of its laws which it regards as
material and asks permission to pay
the money into court and be discharg-
ed from all liability and that said
Irene II. Conner and said heirs of An
drew j. WEIGH be required to inter
plead in said Supreme Judicial Court
and set forth and discover what right
and title they severally have in and
to the sum aforesaid and to adjust and
settle their demands bet ween them
selves and for costs to be allowed the
plaintiff Also that the defendants be
restrained by an injunction from
bringing any actions at law or II
equity against the plaintiff for the re-
coVerY of said amount.
The plaintiff further alleges that II
does not know the names and resi-
dences of all the heirs of said Andrew
J. WEIGH and is not certain that sale
Ithial Welch is still living and, if SO
that his residence is Boston in the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, a
recited in said bill.
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attended by Principal Williams of the
Academy, the trustees and wives
Supt. Wood and members of School
Committee from the four towns, with
State Superintendent Payson Smith
and Rev. c. l.. Kinney as guests. The
banquet was followed by an able and
interesting address by Mr.. Smith with
good number of attentive listeners
present George Aver went to Show
hogan for Mr. Smith, took him to sew
eral of the schools in the district,
and after the lecture about 10 left
here for Skowhegan. Quite a dusty
time to show ones interest in schools
by free auto driving.
DR.. Jones will be at his cottage at
Iron Bound Pond every Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday for the rest of the
summer. Will go out on those days
only by appointment
East Athens report success of
their Memorial observance, May 29, at
the school house There was a flag
raising with music by the school and
Agnes and Gladys Hall and an appro-
pirate address by II. w. Wood follow
ed by a ball game between Athens
and East Athens teams, Athens win
ming.
Frank Robinson and wife of Ever
ett Mass. arrived last week for visit
with his twin brother Charles and
mother Mrs. Lizzie Robinson.
This paper, months. rs cents.
Della Fox arrived May 2S from Au-
burn to visit friends in town.
Donald Hight was up from Bruins
wick to attend graduating exercises,
returning Monday.
Miss Lillian Hight S. A. '05, came
from Boston to be present at the
graduation of her sister Ruth and join
in celebrating her mothers 62nd
birthday and 42nd wedding anniver-
sary Lewis Hight and family of
Hartland Josephine Hight Woodsum
and family of Norridgewock and Edna
Hight Butler and family of Cornville
were also present only four of the ten
children being absent.
Clifton Hight. who tore the liga-
ments of his left foot While running a
few weeks ago is not yet able to go
about without crutches.
Viola Taylor was home from Far
mington Sunday accompanied by her
roommate who is the happy posses
sor of an automobile.
Mrs. Julia Brown is moving from
the Tarbell rent to the Green rent.
Her son Lester is improving from his
/ severe attack of acute rheumatism.
Mrs. Annie l.. Decker will be at
Robert Haydens next Tuesday from
until $50 to meet patients.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

Whereas Charles L. Corson of Har-
mony in the county of Somerset and
State of Maine by his mortgage deed
dated the tenth day of April A. d.
1911 and recorded in the Somerset
Registry of Deeds, Book 305 Page II,
conveyed to me, the undersigned, Ger
tain parcels of real estate situated In
Harmony in said county of Somerset
and bounded as follows to wit:-Be-
ginning at a rock marked l., on the
west side of the road leading from
southerly on said road to land decided
TO Lydia and Joseph Batchelderr,
thence westerly on said line to rock
marked. y. thence southerly over
said rock to the stage road from
Mainstream to Harmony village.
thence westerly on said road to land
Of M j. Merrill, thence easterly on
said Merrills line to the east line of
s"utherly to a rock marked. l.. at the
southwest corner of land occupied by
Liston Carr. thence easterly to hrst
mentioned bound, excepting and re-
serving therefrom that portion deed
ed to Liston Carr by said Charles l..
Corson and bounded and described as
follows to wit. Beginning at rock
marked l. on the west side of the
Cambridge thence westerly to rock
marked L. To Liston Cars west line.
thence southerly to the road leading
from Mainstrcam To Harmony thence
ivu carr. thence north on said Carr $
to rock marked. y. thence east 10
said road leading from Mainstream TO
Cambridge thence northerly on said
road To the place Of beginning.
Also on other parcel Of land com
mcneiug at the center Of an elm tree
"u the north side of the stage road
iteuce north to stone marked. II,
- the north east corner Of garden,
thence northwesterly 10 stone
marked II To land ~ NJ. j. Merrill
thence ON said Merrills line to the
ST lrs road thence on The northerly
ir" - the road 10 the nrst mentioned
bound
Also one other parcel Of land and
hriHE parts - Lots No. - and ~ In
'f" NTH Range and bounded as fol-
WIS to wit. on the east by land OF
'farles \ Laughton, on the south by
'hr rad leading from Mainstream 10
t' Aibaus. on the west by Lend own
90 hV Fred STAFFORD and ON the north
nf the road leading from Mainstream
'o Ripley. and whereas the condition
0' aid mortgage has been broken;
~. therefore. by reason OF the
irrafh ~ the condition thereof
laln a foreclosure OF said mortgage.
NtY Il A II 1915
.Nel I.IsToN CARR
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( THE NEWS OF -
3 OUR CATERERS ~
BROWNS CORNER-CANAAN

Several from this place attended the
Memorial services at the village Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoxie and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weeks went to
Pittsfield Monday, where they passed
the day with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Barnes and
son Frank from Hinckley were at
their farm in this place Sunday, the
trip was made with their new Buick
car. Miss Olive Elizabeth Horne
returned home with them where she
will be employed in the Barnes home
for a time.
Harold Cover passed the week end
with Carroll Byron Chase
Mrs. Frank Spencer and daughter
Miss Helen of Springfield Mass, is
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NERt

A box soeiable WAS held al the vii
lage In the Grange Hall Saturday
evening for the beuefit OF the BOY
Scouts general good time was re-
ported and neat iittle sum OF seven
dollars and ATTY cents Was realized
from the sale 81 the boxes. Ice cream
and candy In about two weeks an
other sociahte ~ the same nature will
b. held
Alfred Watson has recently sold
his farm Ia Isostoa party By the
name ~ Anderson Mr. Watson viii
reside for the present in NoFriiEs-
anCk
Nsisin Tracy has purv based ar
automobile
Merit Wade has returned frum Jack
uiAa teF sesk q stay
Fhlltp Hseoh Ia ct ~afk foe CiAFs
anee Rogers foF q tiae
agnsesg at th@alFs parties Afs BE-
lps oFsaEissd In sawR - Attana TIE
Ih9 city shaw at NaFftd xv~asa aa
NaeaAy, taas IN
'iss2a hlasaAeli saa hssss aas VI
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSuRR

WHEREAS. George n chadbourn =
Harmony Ia the County Of sonerset
oct state - Maine. by his mortgage
tt.d dated tee lsth day Of June 1908
ani recorded IN the Somerset County
.rEiarY ~ Deeds hook ssT Page ~
teFsd to me the undsfsigRsa. a
-ffsIn pisVs or paFesl Of land sitaAi T.
20 ih said Town ~ NsFmanS d~srrihs
- aa1 bounded as fsileWs TN the
Nrftt by lard ~ Ira bare en- the
haaf ~ laHa ~ Frahk stanford and
tHA = l~sF~a chaaeaaFns an The s"ash
hf T. ursys Ssyih itas and eR 'hs
"a 80 ~ HlsMtns ktFsam. hstHA all
.tst part u said fnitiHa kpms faFm
fias 90 th@ Eaa ~ ths ssiA tfi3kisa
Ntfsttt coat aiEtnx thigsg acres, m@Fs
aaA
NfiERAAe So easiHisH ~ saia
zass hss been bfoksa. NOW
f't ~ FttHE ~ swasaW - tbs breach
~ raRaisisH shsssef : elata fofsf
fFF9 - said HsaFtsass
So a 4 - taA
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MADISON CENTER

Robert Hayden of Athens came last
Sunday to the home of his sister Miss
Olive Hayden, where he is to stop for
a time and take treatments of Mrs
DR.. Decker of Skowhegan.
Everything is being put in order
at the Lake. Grove is all cleaned up
and the Hotel is being put in order
1t looks like busy season.
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and Mrs. Horace Frost all of Nor
ridgewock, were callers at Frank
Kelleys Sunday in Mr.. Blaisdells
Buick automobile.
The many friends of Mrs. George
Blaisdell of Rome (nee Minnie Wills
will be interested to know that they
have a ten and a half pound boy born
May 2S. Both mother and child are
doing well.
1t is reported that Mrs. Leroy
Stevens, who is teaching the village
school, was thrown from a carriage
last week and injured her ankle
Earl Nye of Fairfield visited at the
home of Robert Koran Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Tracy who has been i'll
at DR.. Ames hospital will return
home Tuesday
Mrs. H. NJ Ellis is in Norridge-
wock caring for her daughter Mrs
Stewart Webb, who is ill.,
Wallace and Earl Thomas went on
an automobile trip to Bingham Sun
day.
Leila Clement of Smithheld is visit
ing her brother and wife Mr.. and Mrs
Hanson Clement for few days.
Mrs. Melvin Tracy who was in DR.
Ames' hospital last Week for treat.
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we are living in a grand and won
drous age" remarked a railway pas
senger to a stranger who occupied the
seat beside him. Invention is ram
pant everywhere" Yes said his
companion. that's about what | OBJ
served to a witness in a lawsuit
against me recently; there are more
liars to the square yard now than
there used to be to the acre.
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CANAAN

Miss Isadore Getchell of Augusta
was the guest of her aunt Mrs. Henry
Kicker over Sunday.
Mrs. Ola Maxfield left Saturday for
visit with her father Mr.. Baker at
Bingham.
Mrs. Lettie Nutting of Hartland is
at the home of her mother called
here by the serious illness of her sis
ter Miss Lucille Barrett
George Smith took a party by auto
to Skowhegan Friday evening to at
tend a meeting of Somerset Chapter
r. A. M.
Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Harris enter
tanned the following guests Sunday
p. M, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Pooler of
West Palmyra Mrs. John X Pooler
and daughters Blanche and Marion
of Saltwater, Miss Effie Pooler of
Oldtown.
Mrs. Mabel Foster took carriage
drive to East Pond, Smithfield Friday.
On her return she was accompanied
by Miss Beryl Foster, who is teach
ing there. Miss Foster returned to
her school Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Bean and daughter
Grace were guests of her daughter
Mrs. Elwood jewell over Sunday.
Mrs. r. 3. Gleason is entertaining
her daughter from Everett, Mass.
Miss Flora Gleason WIS at home
from her school at Palmyra over Sun
day.
Herbert burlington and Chas Har-
ris have purchased new Ford tour
ing cars.
Mrs. Eva Shean and daughter Mrs.
f. X. Carey of Fort Fairfield were
guests of Mrs. Ola MaXfield and Mrs.
Harriet Lord last week. On Sunday
they went to Hartland.
Fifty-one couples were in atten-
dance at the dance held at the Ca
naan Hotel last Tuesday
Mrs Estella Goodrich left Monday
for North Deering. called there by the
death of her daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Arthur Goodrich.
Theodore and George Smith went to
Hallowell Thursday to attend the flu
neral of their niece Miss Henrietta
Roberts.
j. L. Watson of Portland and j. W.
Thurston of Island Pond. Vt. accom-
panied by their wives were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. f. p. Furber Saturday
and Sunday. returning Tuesday. The
trip was made by auto.
DR. Brock of Waltham. Mass. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus
Mason.
Mrs Merle Harris and Mrs Mabel
Harris attended the meeting of the
Grand Chapter O. f. s. at Portland
last week
Irving Harrington left Thursday for
ment
Clarence Dunlap OF SkoWhegan
passed Sunday with relatives in town
The graduating exercises OF Ca
naan High. Grammar and Primary
Schools Will occur Friday evening
June Is. at the Grange Hall
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STATE OF MAINE
Supreme Judicial Court, In Vacation
Inn

Supreme Judicial Court, In Vacation
May 81. 1915.
Upon the annexed bin of complaint,
1t is ordered that notice of the pen
dency thereof be given to the said
1t HAL WEIGH and the persons unknown,
heirs of the said Andrew J, WEIGH
named in said bill. by publishing an
abstract of said bin. stating briefly
the substance thereof. three weeks
successfully within thirty days after
the date of this order, in the Indepen-
dent Reporter, a newspaper printed
and published at Skowhegan In said
County of Somerset. that they may
appear at the Court House in said
Skowhegan on the First Tuesday of
August 1915. then and there to answer
to said bill. and within thirty DAYS af-
ter the day above named for such APP
pearance, to file with the clerk of said
court. their demurrer, plea or answer
to said bill. If any they have. and
abide the order and judgment of the
court thereon and relative 10 said
proceedings
A. Il. SAVAGE.
Chief Justice supreme Judicial Court
a true abstract of plaintiffs bill and
copy of the order of court.
Attest: W. T. SEEklNS. clerk.
3w22
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If leaving home for a week or two,
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STATE OF MAINE
SOMERSET. SIS.
Court OF County Commissioners.
March Adjourned Term.
June / \ u 1915.
Upon the foregoing petition, being
satisfied that the petitioners are re-
sponzible and that an Inquiry into the
merits Is expedlent IT Il ORDERED.
that the County Commisstoncrs meet at
the dwelling house at Merton l. Dennis
In Athens on TueSdaF July q. \
Il 1913 AT three o'clock l. NJ and
thence proceed To view the route men
toned In said petition; and immediate
" after such view hearing 81 the
parties viii be had at some convenient
place In the Vicinity. and such further
measures taken In the premises as the
Commissioners shall Judge proper
And IL II further Ordered. that notice
% the time, place and purposes Of the
Commissioners meeting aforesaid. be
given To all persons aud corporation
Interested. by publishing an sites,ed
copy Of the petition aforesaid with this
order thereon, In the Indeps ndenf re.
porter public newspaper pFinted At
Skow hogan In said county ard also at
tested roptss 81 the sam. Ia be served
upon th~ Town clerks - the taNns ~
Athens and soian and 20 b. posted IN
three pubtte places IN each 81 said
towns the Publication ard serving saA
posting - tNs same 60 be At least mir
~ days before The time 4pPolHfed fnT
said View tat all iatsFssted maf then
appear aud be heard " thsf thiak pre-
Attest VT SEEktNs ctsss
\ tras sepF - tha fsfltisu ss1 order
Auss, W T sEERlNs cl.rs
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ATHENS

Sunday morning, May 80 a few
veterans of VIM. Morgan Post G. A.
r. appeared at the church to listen
to an appropriate sermon by II. n.
Rockwell with fine musical selections
by a large choir. Bouquets, ported
plants and flags made the church at
tractive to the good number in at
tendance.
Monday was an ideal day for the
observance of Memorial Exercises
with the exception of dusty streets.
Early in the morning the people be-
gan to gather at Grange Hall for max
ing the wreaths, preparing the dinner
etc. A fife and drum corps furnish
ed outside music for the day and a
choir of fourteen voices sang most
appropriate selections with Mrs. Lii
liam Williams at the piano and Lucy
Allen, Donald Woodman and Dr.
Menges, violins. Beside the usual
Decoration Day order of exercises
was the address by Rev. Frank King
don, pastor of the Harmony M. F.
Church, Many were heard to re-
mark that is was one of the most elo-
quent addresses they had ever heard
delivered here Memorial Day. AT
the suggestion of Alanson Hall six
automobiles were soon ready to take
the veterans to the cemetery, several
of whom were too feeble to walk
there. For the surprise they express
thanks to Edison Church of Skowhe-
gan, Elmer Trafton of Harmony and
George Aver. Harry Flanders. Ora
Judkins and Nahum Cook Athens. In
addition to the baked bean and pas
try dinner served at the noon hour
there We're refreshments of ice cream
and cake after the afternoon exer-
cIses. The attendance taxed the
seating capacity of Grange Hall.
Tuesday evening a fine supper oil
cold meat, salads and pastry was
served in Grange dining hall at 63C
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Sick Animals

The treatment of diseases of Horses
Cattle Sheep, DOGS and Fowls, is gwen in
DR.. Humphreys Veterinary Manual, mailed
free. Humphreys Veterinary Remedies
1856 William St, New York.
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Communication to Editor

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acre In Show hogan AS kHffu %,
to die. bur hearing o. tho THREE
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last of May 1914 aud NAs gwen a
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Athens. Maine. April -. 1915.
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners of Somerset County,
Skowhegan, Maine.
We, the undersigned. Selectmen of
Athens and Scion. respectfully repre-
sent that the Judkins road so called.
leading from the Skowhegan road at
a point near the dwelling house of
Merit on L. Dennis in said Athens wes-
terly by the Judkins house to the Lie
wellyn Eaton road I'm Scion near the
dwelling of William Roberts. is badly
out of repair and no longer of public
convenience and necessity.
Therefore. we humbly ask that. after
due hearing and consideration, You
will discontinue all or a part of the
same as in your judgment would seem
proper and in duty bound viii ever
pray
LEE w. FOSS
w. r. TIBBETTS
G. S. BRAYTON.
Selectmen Of Athens.
THOMAS G. FOX.
GEO. +. AVER.
NJ. G. HIGHT.
NJ L. POLLARD.
l. /. BROWN
\. e. ADAMS
Selectmen If Solen
STATE OF MAINE
County Commissioners court
Somerset County
Received and flied Jaee T. 1915.
Attest W. T SEEkINS, clerk