Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-22

grain, 118 tons: -four, 80 tons; other
mill products. so tons: coal, 33 tons,
lumber, 26 tons; oils, IA tons; castings
and machinery. l. tons; wagons, %
tons; household furniture. - tons;
manufactures, II tons. Freight for
watded for the month was 2459 tons
against 2439 approximately last wear
Wood pulp led with shipments Of 1447
tons. Approximate shipments Of 9TH
er commodities were as follows: hay,
l3 tons; fruits and Vegetables. 10S
tons; WOOL. . tons; lumber, 29i tons:
household goods. 20 tons: domestic
cotton and wool. 81 tons: brick. sc
tons; merchandise, rs tons; manufac-
turtles, GS tons; miscellaneous, 1l9.
II was d notieeabe fact that not a
potat" Was shipped out Of the station
duiint- the month while last Year for
the same month .i6 tons We're shipped
out.
The marriage intentions of George J.
I-allbelte Of SkoWheean ana LeoniN
! iaGnon Of SkoWhc2an. formerly Of
FrcnchVilte have been placed on tile at
the office of the town clerk.
Rev. Judson w. Packard has COM
rleted his pastcrate at the East Ridge
church in cornville for the season al
though he will occasionally go there to
. conduct services in the homes Of his
parishicners during the winter months
| This is the 18th eason that Rev alr
Packard has labored with the people
Of CCrnNille ard can has been eX-
tended to him to return for another
summer This summer the average at
tendance at the services which are held
IN q purely agricultural district has
been 40 persons. The SUNDAY school
viii be continued until after Christ
mas with the annual Christmas tree at
the church. During the winter Rev. Mr.
Packard will preach fortnightly at the
Ten Lot church in Oakland
In tie hearing for petition for wild
cw'S allowance in the estate of the late
Franklin Savage of Biee!oW which
took up a large part of the Tuesday
session Of proba &c court the testimony
was all heard by Judge Small but no
decision was rendered. Several wills
were presented during the day. among
them being that of George Goullette
'Gircux) by the terms of which he
named his wife, Mary Giroux. as ex-
ecutriX. He remembered his children
with affection but bequeathed all his
property To the widow. The appraisers
ramed were Joseph 7. Thibodeau. Jo-
Feph J. Thibodeau and George Bis
sler Other wills presented for probate
were those of Rev. Eta Goodwin Ira
cF. .ate OF SkowheGan aHd Louise IT.
tIeW'eN Nelson late of Fairfield A ne-
tltlon for the appointment Of Eva Nj
scott of Hartland as administrator of
the estate Of Andrew Scot. late Of
Hartland. was presented. Out-of-town
attorneys present were Judge j. f.
Hotman of Athens, l.. r. Folsom of
NorridSewock and T J. Young OF So
lon.
At the meeting OF Priscilla Rebekah
Lodge held Tuesday evening a pro-
gram was presented by the gentlemen
Of the order with l.. $ Moore. Ralph,
Weston and y. l.. Shepley as the COM
mittee in charge. Miss Lena Landry
played the accompaniments F'ranl.
eddy. Lyle 5. Moore and Charles B,Ir-
nor being the soloist while Mr.. Moor.
and l.. +. Jacobs save entertaining
readings. At the next meeting in De
ctmher the annual Past Grands' night
VIII be observed and Officers will ne
| ominated for the second time, accord
me TO the rulings of the organizations
Treasurer $. w. phiibrici, announc-
a. war work pledges for Skowhegan
y ednesdaN Among the biz pledges
we're: $500, Nh and Mrs. S. W. Phil
brick. Miss Louise ii. Coburn: Sl322 30.
;SEoWheSan high SCHOOL $l0o. j. ".
FOSier. Mrs. s. :. Malston Mrs.
Grace Cohurn Smith. Mr.. NJ =. Pool
or, Mrs. Matte Goodwin. Skowhegan
J. ". 6, ~: Mr.. and Mrs s. X But
Ter. Blia w. Page; SO. Willard Fl.
Cummines: $50, r. H. Pierce Wake
feld, Mass.,> J. G. Griffin Mrs. Ed. F..
koW"H, independent Reporter Co. r.
\. and W. +. Porter ". p. Ordwav,
elmer Ro"ell; $50 35. wea wing depart
nrnt Anderson mill; So, E. r. Good
iI"h, IN l. 4. Dascombe, {. r. Mer-
MI Bradbury Bros. Nat McQuillan,
Rev. O. Fl. Tracy, Charles F. Ward,
Sarah j. anderson Milburn cub &C..
l. Merrllh. Mrs. Alice DousIas. i. L.
foolcr. Miss Gertrude S. Weston. W
l.. Btarce, Somerset Shoe Co. Mr.. and
Mrs. \. II. Lans. {, W Day: s2u. Geo
W. Cover Mrs. Lola NJ. Blunt, H. ".
Narncy. Davis Miller L. +. Green
wood, J. Il Philbrick, Margaret K.
Goodrich. Maurice j. Merrill and Mrs
J. Palmer Merrill The list of smaller
pledges runs we'll up to 20, names.
Medical Examiner W. s. Stinch5eId
las rendered his report TO County A.
toiney T. y. Anderson in the case of
the nearing on the death of Mrs.
Phepe 'hase Severance. al Horne
brook The medical examiner finds
% evidence Of criminal negligence In