Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-25
Three from Jackman CT ven Hearings Thursday
Catholic Church De dication Plans-Classes
for Somerset Fair An nounced - M adison
Teachers Appointed or Coming Year-Leas-
ing of Sporting Prope rty - Results OF Thun-
der-storm-Major Mo ores Descendants Hold
18th Reunion-Fred D ore, Well-known Horse
man, Passes Away - Many Personals

Deputy Sheriff Burke Of Jackman
arrived in Skowhegan Wednesday with
three prisoners for Judgement in the
county Jail for Is days each. They were
Joseph Donahue. Tim O'Cleary and
Tom NORM who had hired out in Ban
gor with one Of the big lumber COM
panies and had been taken to Long
Pond in the usual way. the company
paying their railroad fare. The men on
arriving at Long Pond refused to work.
They were given a hearing before
Judge Heman Holden Of Jackman and
fined SIS and costs Of court which they
were unable to pay, the Jail sentence
being the alternative, they were
brought here.
Miss Katherine Keene of Greenville
is visiting her sister, Miss Mildred
Keene.
Mrs. Richard Moore, formerly Miss
Leah Green of this place, and her
four months-old son Erwin Clifford
Moore of Gardiner, with her sister,
Miss Gretchen Green. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Green Of North av-
enue until the first of next week.
Miss Margery Morrison, who has
been passing the present week with her
aunt, Miss Ann Morrison on Leavitt
street, left Thursday for Rockaway
where she will remain untfl October
before returning to New York for the
winter, Miss Zaidee Morrison Of New
York is expected to visit her during
September.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace e. Clark and
Rowe, have been in Presque Isle this
week whittier they were called by the
death of Mr.. Clarks brother on Satur-
day.
The dedication Of the new Catholic
church at Bingham will take place next
Sunday at $50 P. M, Rt. Rev. Louis
S. Walsh, bishop of Portland will Off
ciate. He will be assisted by the pas
tor, Rev. NJ. E. Curran Of Madison and
several visiting priests. Rev. James A
Carey of Hallowell will preach the
dedicatory sermon. The bishop will also
give an address. The exterior of the
church will be blessed first after which
congregation, will enter the church for
the blessing Of the interior. The cere.
mony will be concluded by the hene.
diction of the Blessed Sacrament. Mass
will also be celebrated in the morning
at II o'clock.
The following classes will be trotteo
at the races at the three-days fair OF
the Somerset Central Agricultural So
ciety in Skowhegan Sept. 7, and 3
First day, Sept. I, 3-minute c&lass
trot and pace, 500: 2.23 class, trot anc
pace, purse $50; Second day, Sept 8
235 class, trot and pace, purse $40; az;
class, trot and pace, purse 1925; 2.3'
class, trot and pace, purse 500; Thirc
day, Sept 9, 2.21 class, trot and pace
purse $50; 2.40 class, trot and pace
purse 500; free-for-all, trot and pace
purse 5000.
Following are the teachers for the
Madison schools for 1916, the fall term
opening Sept for rural, and Sept. II
for village schools: High school, Prin-
cipal Charles z. Taylor. Miss Agnes
Stetson, Miss Sarah McKann, Miss
Anne Spring. Miss Helen Hitchings
Miss Blanch Sibley; Pleasant stree
building. Miss Maude Powers, princi-
pal, Miss Cassie M. Brown, Miss An
ME B. Roberts, Miss EVE A. Carl; Old
Point avenue. Miss Nellie E. Holway
principal, Miss Mary 3. Prince, Miss
Alice Weston, Miss Clara E. Hume
well; Weston avenue, Miss Alice e
Morse, principal. Miss Gladys M. Phil
lips, Miss Ruth Marden, Miss Marion
j Johnson: Blackwell building, Miss
Alice B. Carl, principal, Miss M. Bar
hara Hurd Danforth, Mrs. Mabel Dan
forth; East Madison. Miss Florence
Burrill; Twelve Corners, Miss Gladys
Wilson; Pugh Corner, Miss Louise
Corson; Ward Hill. Miss Lue Bige-
low; White, Miss Bernice Mason. SUI
pervisors: Manual training. Frank w,
Knowlton; music, Elmer E. Towne;
Domestic Arts. Miss Carrie M. Car
renter; ORA wing, Miss Marah B
Stevens.
Harold P Symons. who has been
employed in the office Of the Somerset
Traction Co. this summer, will enter
the Massachusetts School Of OPTION
etry in Boston this fall.
The Birch Point Sporting Lodge
property at the head of Lake Wesser-
unsett recently purchased by A. K
and E. c. Butler Of Skowhegan' has
been leased to Paul M. Macklin OF
Grafton, Mass. for term of five
years. Mr. Macklin, who is High
school principal, intends to conduct a
summer camp for boys there. Tents
will be used for the sleeping accommo-
dations to a large extent. 1t will be
opened up next season.
Capt. Roy L. Marston has presented
truck.
One Of the results of the severe