Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-10
SKOWHEGAN NEWS
Cases Disposed
of at Supreme Judicial Court Present TermGerman Signs
Naturalization Papers-Quie Session in Cour-To Examine
Would-be Suicide

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erly side of Baker street; Chester,A- Roi-
Inns to Grace NJ. Rollins. undivided half
part of two lots in Bingham village.
| Moscow-James S. Reynolds ct al. to
Leo Hill, land with buildings near school
house in District No. 2.
| Mercer-Martha +. Walton ct al. to If
vim L. Tibbetts, land Once owned by Dam
| iel kimbail; consideration, $40.
Harmony-Joseph Frost to Eira Frost,
land at southeast corner of NJ. D, Brown
| farm.
! Norridgewock Frank L. Ames ct al to
the Norridgewock Farmers Union, land
| on Main street in south village, being
| same lot upon which Ames & Webster
built block in 1909; consideration, $500.
| Jackman-Jas. Sands to Ellsworth A.
Piper, land on east side of County read
from Jackman Station TO Moose River.
Miss Lucy Farnum of Hartland has
, taken a position as housekeeper at the
| home of Mrs. W. r. G. Estes.
| Among the cases disposed of during the
present term OF supreme judicial court
have been the following: Chas @. Small
: and William J. Hall. 'Aplts. from select
/ men of Madison, case dismissed; case
! entered neither party, no further action.
! Soldin f. Green VS.. Lucy e. Ward Do
minon Fertilizer Co. Ltd, VS.. %avier
Thibodeau; David c. Jewett VS.. Horace
, V Young and Rebecca M. Young; f. p.
Lander and Earl Folsom VS.. E. A. LaEon;
! Chas. o. Burns VS.. Albert L. Drummcn (,
May L. Brown VS.. Lionel G. Trafton; Mil
dred keene VS.. Michael St Ledger; Lena
A. Witham VS.. Rose NJ. Oliver. The en-
, try in the case OF Gibbons-Graham Co.
VS. Fred w. Brooks was neither party.
! The case of Cyrus f. Walker vs.. A. NJ.
Bigeow was defaulted by agreement and
/ that Of Harriet d. Haines VS. Fred p.
Thompson was defaulted. Cases contin-
ued included those of Maria A. Cookson
VS. Charles Willis Brown continued by
agreement. and other cases continued
! were Cyrus f. Walker VS.. Fred Pullen;
| William H. Burton VS.. James S. Small,
Iucella D. Woodcock VS.. r. A. Cor5on,
Rossiter r. Small to William Livingstone.
Aplt william Bracket and w. E. An
drews vs. Frank l.. Smith.
The Helen Coburn Mission Circle
met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Elmer
Gordon's home, West Front street.
There was not large attendance bu-
a delightful meeting was held with
lessons from the Kings Highway"
| Hymns were sung and refreshments
were served by the hostess
Out of town directors of the Som
erset County Farmers Tel. & Tel. Co.
here to attend the quarterly meeting
Saturday afternoon were II. B. Whip
pie, Bingham. H. b. Ellis, North An
son, Bert Barron of Embden and Franz;
Witham of Norridgewocls.
The Odd Fellows meet next We'd
nesday night at which time the First
degree will be conferred by the degree
team, who recently conferred the First
degree in the lodge at Norridgewccl.
representative of the Public It'll
/ tiles Commission paid a visit to the
/ Somerset Farmers Tel Co. here Fri
day and will return to check up the
books of the company relative to re-
ports which have to be filed with the
commission once yearly.
| Judge Edward f. Danforth, who
went to East Providence to attend the
| funeral of the late Mrs. Lois A. Jud
| kins, accompanied the remains to
Skowhegan Saturday night The body
was taken directly to the receiving
vault at Southside. Mrs. Judkins is
survived by three children, Mrs. J. II.
Earle of Cranston. r. l., Miss Anna
Judkins of East Providence, and DR..
c. w. Judkins of Aspen. Col Her
maiden name was Lyford and her
birthplace was st. Adams.
| The Silver tea under the auspices
of the Woman's Association in their
rest rooms at the Dodge block proved
to be a very delightful occasion. The
pourers were Miss Hannah r. Page
and Miss Dorothy M. Elliott. About
s1.25 was cleared. During the last
three months 964 persons have made
use of the rest rooms.
Deputy Sheriff w. H. Maynard ar
rived here Monday afternoon with Jo-
seph Dudley of lockwood, who at
tempted suicide by shooting at Rock
wood Saturday night. The most seri-
Gus injury to the man seemed to be to
his car drum which was burst He
maintained that he wanted to get rid
of himself hence took the step here
tofore mentioned. Dudley appeared
rather wildly and Sheriff Goodrich
deemed it wise to have two physicians
examine him before releasing him.
These examinations will be made
shortly. He is brother of Fred Du-
hey of lockwood, who has been con-
nected with one or more liquor cases
in the county.
Mrs. Augusta Coleman, widow of Ruel
Coleman. has sold her farm on the
road from Haskell's Corner to Skowhe-
gan. to Samuel .Whittemore and Herbert
\. Pratt Mr.. Whittemore purchasing
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buildings and Mr. Pratt adding his por-
ton to his fine farm nearby. Mrs.
Coleman, who has lived for many years
there, will remain on the plate for six
months. but, is undecided as to future
location. The Coleman place is one of
those farms which has been located in
two different states and in several diff
ferent towns during the lifetime of it's
present occupant.
The production Of David Garrick"