Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-23

Nov. 1l-Eallowell High at fIallowell
Nov. 18-Lawrence High at Skowhe-
gan.
The executive committee Of the
Maine Pharmaceutical Association met
at Hotel Coburn Thursday night. Of
which Frank W. Buchanan Of Skowhe-
gan has the honor Of being president.
The out of town members present
were: DR.. M. L. Porter, Danforth,
secretary; A. w. Meserve, Kennebunk.
Treas: and o. r. Jones Of Auburn.
Following dinner at the hotel. q bus
mess meeting was held. at which It
was decided to hold the annual meet
ing Of the association at Kineo June
~. 20 and 2sth next Various commit
tees were appointed, including Legis-
lative, entertainment, transportation
and others. The members of the Leg
islative committee are: John Coffin,
Augusta, chairman; Charles II. Davis,
Bangor; e. S. Everett. Portland;
Frank T. Crane. Machias: D. T.
Dougherty. Bath. The entertainment
committee consists Of B. r. Lane of
Portland, George o. futile Of Portland.
G. e. Avore Of Skownegan, O. w.
Jones Of Auburn and Fred Sturgis of
Portland.
Carl Curtis went to Bingham Friday
to open his millinery store there for
the fifth season.
Mrs. Gilmore Withee returned Thurs
day night from Augusta, accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs. Nina Longfellow,
who win visit here for a time.
Fred Burrin Of Hartland and Frank
Donley Of North Arson have been
among the deputy serving at this term
Of court.
Mrs. Nellie Bellmore, who has been
visiting friends here for some time, re-
turned Thursday afternoon to her home
in Waterville.
Reports come from the border that
the people Of Laredo like Company e
so well they have gotten up a petit
ton to present at headquarters to
keep the company there all winter. It
is said also that when Company e left
guard duty at Perron's Ranch, it took
two companies to fill their place.
The first week Of the September term
Of the Somerset supreme judicial court
will! close without a single Jury trial.
the traverse jurors having. been excus-
ed Friday morning until Monday morn
ing. 1t is expected that the criminal
docket will be taken up Monday. Among
the cases on the civil docket assigned
for trial that have been disposed Of are
the following: The lightning rod cases.
Gibson VS.. Guerette. Aplt.. and others.
some 20 in all. settled for 80 1-3 per
cent. and IS costs II paid within 80
days; Ireland W.. Owens, like the pre-
ceding; Mabel N. Bunker, by guardian,
Aplt.. from decree Of Judge Of probate.
continued. to be first case at January
term: Clark VS.. Cyr. continued; Turner
VS.. Litchfleld, non-suit: Owens ct ais.
vs.. Steward. defaulted; whiting vs.
Brown. defaulted by agreement; Whit
ney VI. Skillinss. defaulted; Jones VI.
Briggs. defaulted by agreement; Cush-
ing VS.. Dudley. continued; Dore w.
Trask ct ais. continued. for trial first
day next term; Steward ct al. vs.. Brown
continued: Steward ct al. Va. Tryon.
continued; The Moving Picture Ma;
chine Co. vs.. st. Ledger, defaulted for
$45 by agreement: Briggs ct al. Va.
Prouty has been assigned for Tuesday.
Unassigned cases disposed Of are as
follows: Holden VS.. Pooler. defaulted
by agreement: Merrill ct al VS.. Maho-
ney. defaulted by agreement.
The following letters received at the
Skowhegan postof1ce have not been
called for: Mrs. Ora Read; Elroy ". Sim
clair; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed w. Higgings;
John w. Gordon: John Valo: Miss Anna
Martin; Leo LARAMIE: c. L. Hagar; Mel.
son Lewis; Miss Marie A. Poland.
Following are the recent vital statis-
tics for Somerset county:
Births-Madison. a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Bicknell: skowhegan,
Sept. II. a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
T. Turcott: Skowhegan. q son to Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Hanseomb (Herbert
HarolO; Scion. Sept. II. q son to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Adams: skowhegan. a
son. Raymond Antonio Best, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Best: Ekowhegan, a son,
Francis Peters to Mr.. ana Mrs. Patrick
Peters.
Marriages-Portland. Sept. II, Earl
Green Of Madison and Miss Agnes Ma
omi Tate: Harmony. Sept. 16. Earl J.
Longfellow and Miss Pearl Corson:
Benton. Sept. 10. Lewis Cavanaugh Of
skowhegan ana Miss Tia Richardson;
Concord. Sept. II. Miss Argenta n.