Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-05-21

As the result Of the decision on Ine
mart Of Judge Leslie c. Cornish in the
case of Inhabitants of Skowhegan In
equity VS.. Martin B. Heselton that
temporary injunction might be issued
as prayed for by the plaintiff. Mr..
Heselton stated Saturday that the case
would be taken to the law court.
Meanwhile, according to Mr.. Heseiton
nothing will be done on the bullolnss'
unless he can obtain permission from
Judge Cornish to repair the structure
to suitably protect himself and to NIX
a satisfactory place to close out MS
stock of damaged goods. Mr.. Heselton
is retaining Judge Lawrence as MS
counsel.
The science department of the SHOW
hogan high school is shortly to be va
cant. Miss Smiley having resigned.
Teachers elected Friday night at the
meeting of the Skowhegan schooi
board were as follows: High school,
Miss Dorothy NJ Elliot, first assistant
Miss P. E. Meader, commercial depart
ment. Miss Marion o. Steward Miss
Rowena Flynt and Miss Bertha Mer-
rill; Grade s. high school pulloii's'
Laura Colwel1, Nora Plumrner; craze
:. Doris Rayner, Bessie Charles seer
resigred): Garfield. Grade 6, Addle NJ.
Swain; Grade 7, Mrs. Leon Farhn'
grade 5, Mrs. Eta S. Merrill; grade t.
Belle Denison: Lincoln building
grade 8, Mrs. Gertrude t. Green; y
Mildred Chute; /, Grace Ramsoen'
Park building. Grade 6, Mrs. Alice u.
Mitchell: 5. Elizabeth Macomber: a.
Lizzie B. Higgins; 3, Mrs. Kate Hol-
brook; academy, grade 2, Mrs. Lizzie
w. Healey: 1. Miss Sarah Snow; kin
dergarten, Margaret Moore, Gladys r.
Pennell: Jewett school, Mrs. Nellie X.
Copp: manuel training. F. w. knowl-
ton. domestic science, Miss G. NJ. Car
penter; music. E. f. Towne: drawing.
Marah 3. Stevens. The election OF the
high school principal will occur at
later date at joint meeting OF the
school board and the trustees OF
Bloomfield academy.
Mr. and Mrs. John Butler and two chill
dren arrived here Saturday forenoon from
Alliance, Neb, and in the afternoon 5.
II. Swain reported the sale of the Henry
Straw farm in Cornville to Mr.. Butler.
Mr.. Butler will engage in general farm
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Straw are to move to
Bangor.
The marriage intentions of Fred j. Leo
and Maurici Syharn were recorded Sat
urday at the office Of the town clerk.
Sheriff H. L. Goodrich, chairman, Clerk
of Co It's w. T. Seekins, clerk, and DIR.
w. G. Sawyer Of Madison, physician, the
county board of registration appointed by
Gov. Milliken in connection with the Sc
lective draft now being perfected. held
a meeting at the courthouse here Satur-
day afternoon and arranged for the fu-
ture work of appointing registrars in the
various towns and plantations in the
county.
Through the agreement of the creditors
and the attorney, the bankruptcy hearing
Of Ira w. Gushing scheduled for Satur-
day was postponed for one week.
Miss Lola b. Goodwin arrived from Ok
lahoma Friday evening.
T.. Z. McNeelie and F. w. Briggs of
this town with Howard Gilmore of Brook
line, Mass. are enjoying few days
fishing at Lost pond.
John L. Foss Of Athens was the guest
Saturday of his sister, Mrs. L. +. Par
sons.
Work will be begun this week in re-
topping the Eddy Hill road teamsters
having already hauled a considerable
quantity Of crushed rock there for that
purpose.