Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-05

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ner News Co. VS.. w. l.. Pitman and
Ralph Woodbury.. case continued;
Daisy P. Gushing VS.. VIM. H. Duley.
neither party no further action: Fred
w. Brooks VS.. Gibbons Graham Co.,
defaulted; Walter II. Ray VS.. Alonzo
A. Otis. neither party no further ac-
ton; Russell II. Cameron and Harold
S. Moore VS.. Thomas Cahill; Joseph
Clarke VS.. Georgia NJ. Cahill; J. j.
Lander VS.. Thomas Cahill, all defaulted
and Gibbons Graham Co. VS.. Fred W..
Brooks, neither party no further ac-
ton. Additional assignments to those
already made public are for Thursday
the case of J. Howard Haley of Hart
land VS.. +. r. Burns, an action in
trover; for Friday Leslie ]. Brown VS..
Jennie Rouillard; Fred Clarke VS.. Jen-
ME T.. Dillingham; (promisory note):
for Saturday. w. b. Brown VS.. Louis
Thibeault account annexed for legal
fees): Thursday, April II, George F..
Harlow VS. Michael +. Darcy. On the
unassigned list are the cases of A. F..
Hurd of ST. Adams against Calvin
Bralcy which were understood to have
been Detailed; the case of Augustine
Simmons VS.. Clarence B. Murray and
Oscar Lockwood and Ben B. Smith VS..
Philip Porter.
The case Of jefferson Steward VS..
George E. Harlow which has been con-
tinued from various terms has been
referred to Judge G. O. Small Of Madi-
son; the case of Inhabitants of Fair
field VS.. Reuel f. Greene has been dis
missed without costs and there will be
no further action in the case of H. L..
Goodrich and Ariel l.. Goodrich VS..
Boston &; Maine Railroad Co. The
case of c. II. Drake VS.. o. B. McKech-
ME has been dismissed while in the
case of l.. w. Jackman VS.. Claudia
Wilson, Judge Simmons. one of the
attorneys for the defense withdrew
and the case was continued by agree
ment. The cases of Margaret A. Mon
roe VS.. Carroll II. Fish and of J. A.
Thibodeau VS.. Carroll H. Fish were de-
faulted for further judgment and the
case of Herbert l.. Palmer VS.. Levan-
der r. Drew was continued by agree
ment In the case of Amos w.
Shepherd, EXr VS.. j. H. Stevens and
Fannie A. Stevens in which the attor-
neys for the plaintiff were Walton &
Walton and Butler & Butler for the
defense the following entry was Or
dered defaulted and continued for
judgment if defendant pays SIS and
interest from February LIST, 1917, the
case to be entered neither party at the
September term 1917. The appeal was
dismissed without costs in the case of
Everett n. Markham appellant from
the decree of the judge of probate.
Cases entered neither party no further
action have included: Harvey B. Good
win VS.. Harrison Salley: j. NJ. Chalm-
ers and Chas. E. Vickery VS.. George H.
Morse and Ira A. Sutherland; H. l..
Zeeman and A. Pursch VS.. E. p. Dyer
and those entered neither party are:
Rose Eta Turner VS.. Thos. j. Litch-
field: Geo. E. Harlow and c. E. Brown
VS.. Guy l.. Scott; G. A. Whiting VS..
Frank Hartford.
Deputy Sheriff F. L. Jipson of Bing-
ham has been among the out of-town
officers in attendance in court. He
announced the sale of his hotel bust
ness in which he has been engaged for
the past four years in Bingham. Mrs.
Jessie Hamilton is the purchaser and
the hostelry will be in charge Of Alvah
Witham.
Household Economics was the sub
ject for the evening at Sorosis Tues
day night Mrs. Bessie Allen Smith
directed the program which included:
song, THE Sunshine of Your Smile"
by Mrs. Rose Coombs Burrill; paper,
1.-THE New Housekeeping" by Mrs.
Maude w. Smith; a song, For You
Alone" by Mrs. Burrill a paper, THE
New Food Problem" Mrs. Angie B.
Steward and q magazine article shop
ping by Parcel Post" by Miss Marie G.
Fletcher.
S. w. Philbrick and r. T. Patten at
tended Wednesday evening at Portland
a meeting held under the management
of the Board of Trade to promote the
agricultural interests of Maine.
There are many special ceremonies at
the church of st. Mary's Catholic Par
ish during the present week.
Miss Virginia Hopkins is reported as
doing well following an operation at
Gray's Hospital in Waterville.
The April term of the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court convened at the Court
House Tuesday forenoon at II A. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Fogler who
have been passing several mnths in
the south have returned to Washing
ton. d. c. for a tarry before return
ing to their Elm street home.
The Christian Science Society will
have no mid-week services for the
present
Miss Mildred Bennett, a local news
paper woman is among the first in
the state to offer her services to the
United States Navy in case war Is de.
clared. Miss Bennett was formerly ir
Portland coming to Skowhegan late
last fall
At the court house things have beer
exceedingly quiet for a supreme judi
cial court session. The two cases of H
z. Skidmore VS.. J. 3. MERCER an6
MERCER VS.. Skidmore did not come tc
jury trial. Judge Small, one of the at
! torneys announced Wednesday morn
! ing that in the first case there was
judgment for the plaintiff in the sum
| of $412.09 and costs taxed to the
amount of $3.50. In the second case
the entry of neither party no further
action was ordered. Amos Il. Butler
! Esq, announced a new case, that OF
| Asher NJ. Burrill VS.. DR.. H. T. Bibbel
of Canaan. DR.. Bibber is receiving
medical treatment in Boston and the
case was continued. The case of Os-
| car Lockwood and Ben B. Smith VS.
/ Phillip Porter was defaulted. Alden r