Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-28
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consomme Clear
Rad.shes Bread Sticks Olive,
Broiled Salmon
Po'i sesrsiin ssr Whit. Crane cJp Tun
Cigarettes
Broiled Chicken
Nsw Potatoes Green Peas
Lettuce with Asparagus Tips,
s,-.vberrv Ice c,s,r FRENCH Dressing
no as adverssries do in law
Strive NIGHTLY but eat and drink as
friends
Tanning Of the shrew, Act !. Sec. e.
Or the third page the list of speakers
Post Prandial
President Carleton, presiding
Responses by
Those friends thou hast and their adop
KS EXcelleney, Carl E Milliken
EN-' net Justice Lucilius A. Emery
EN-ch.ef Justice William Penn White
house
Judge Clarenee Hale
Lodge Fred Emery Beane
NJ Justice King
The honorable William T. Cobb
Nr Justice Spear
NJ f5.ef Juetice Cornish
On H." last page Of the insert was the
fo.'Nlnz list Of officers Of the assoc,a,
I'm 'as" her with an apt quotation from,
rHe Ireamb.e 10 Rules and Resu,ations
II the Association:
Cf.cfrs OF Kennebec Bar Association
I.e.!fent-L. T. Carleton. wirthrop
Rtf Freaident o. B. Clason. Gar.
G.na-
secretary and observation-disclosures +
ir5r+re Augusta
lantlet ommittee-Norr1an r. Ras.
Ft' Augusta: George w Heselton. Gar.
lnfr " Thompson. Augusta. Car
r' = Perkins, WatervilIe;% Emery O
!eaa. Hallowell
.a4reas It has been an ancient Gus
'11 .er he members of the legal pro-
.i in view of their obligations to
'"f immunity whose peace they are
IN 30. 10 preserve, and to their clients
rl~hta and interests they are en-
" fI not only 10 their learning and
out 20 their. prudence and dis
q aad also in view of their obi
i- 20 themselVe5 as members of an
"-.ro1 profession. to unite as a fra
'trnt."
-i anb,e 10 Rules and Regulations of
"snnebec Bar Association.
Il each plate also vas a book of
th which had been compiled for the
e STATE Bar Association Accom-
b Mrs. Franz; A. Dennis a, the
these songs were sung during
banquet.
Past pranoiaI Exercises
"hen the dinner had been served and
Hshted, President Carleton arose
'.. 10 oaen the post rrandial exercises
b 37ted n toast to the President of
80 United States which was drunk
'aHr:ng. followed by the singing of
america President Carleton then said
8rethren We meet On this occa
non u1der the most favorabl circum-
t1.enS. seldom Gocs it come to an As.
s'c.N'.'a like ours to meet under like
''-' a. ~ 7rs, which at the moment
ne'i ~. call attention to.
II was stated in the papers few DAVIS
3'' that hAnnehec County's quota was
..'i referring 10 the war That seems
- be- he situation onte again, in regard
- members Of the supreme judicial
cart Of the State.
We are very proud of the situation
'39t has called us together tonight.
We are distinctly proud and feel high
IGNORED with the presence Of our H.
lis rInus guests. We welcome them
I.07' heartily to this gathering
learned writer says that Every
~ mag, by examining his own mind
guess what passes in the minds of
CHEERS. And 50 | know you are all
{ . lf bD, :,
" having with us as our honored guest
p" "iof Magistrate of our State who,
.t %" performance of his duty has so
'isneIly recently honored our associa-
'n hy some recent appointments.
II gives me great pleasure to well
'0"" - this meeting the Chief Magis-
'rle "' oar State. There can be no
treasure, says an author equal to that
81 i'"ling at once the JOY of thousands
raa' happy by wise administration BY
'-7" ADMINISTRATION he has made us all
ha.Iy and our gathering here tonight
ro--.b.e,
Governor MiIl;ken Spoke
Gentlemen Of the Kennebec Bar AS
location and invited guests. present
70 YOU Hts Excelency. the Governor,
Hon carl Il. Mil!iken."
Governor Milliken responded as fol-
lows
Members of the Kennebec Bar Asso-
cation. l regard it as very great
pleasure to be with you-to be taken
h'o ne family. is it were. on this hap
> occasion. I bring to you not only
M Personal congratulations but also
me congratulations OF the State of
maine have grown up with pro-
round respect for the law. In this time
% stress and turmoil we need not only,
~ order to preserve democracy. to make
cur laws but 10 obey them after they
nave been made I feel nowhere so
Aesnly my responsibility in the making
q appointments than in the appoint
"ent Of judicial officers. The only cri-
Ne'sm that l have heard made is the
5000 natured criticism which is similar
% me remark made this evening that
''ennebec county has turned in a full
'4ofa. If kennebec county has turned
~ full quota II Is because she Is en-
uf!ed 70 that.quota.
resident Carleton then called upon
our two distinguished ex-chief justices
-Fs' the senior. Judge Emery and then