Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-25

SnarleS II. clark VS.. conn Aoorn@s ana
Irving LOOMS; William Eldridge vs..
Dell Parker: S. II. Gates VS.. Fred l..
Baker; John J. Lander VS.. +. O.
Beane; Torrance Martin VS.. Charlie 4.
Adams; Annie Giroux VS. Nelson
Giroux; Daniel II. Cookson VS.. The
Inhabitants OF Harmony: Mary A.
Cookson VS.. The Inhabitants OF Har-
mony; The Inhabitants OF Prcntiss,
petitioners for Review VS.. The lnhabi-
tants of Skowhegan: Grace Eva
Smith VS.. Harry +. Smith Harold l..
Smith VS.. Somerset Traction Co:
-Omer c. Ward, Pet'r VS.. Charles Berry
and Lowell f.. Ward; l.. u. Chase aud
l.. T.. Jacobs VS.. Vital Bouchard.
James Fl. Matthews and Delbert J.
Matthews vs.. American shoe Finding
Co.: l.. A. Dascombc vs.. Mrs. Frances
Kelley: Skowhcgan Garage Co. VS.. r.
r. Wescott: EIInice Church by Gdn.
vs.. w. W. Church AMI several banks.
Trs.: Frank II. HcldCn " Jcyc;r Ia-
casse: John J. Lander VS.. Elmer II.
smith; Fred G. NorCrOSs vs. Ealrh \
Tlbbetts. In the cases Of ~. MI
burn NJ. Fowler and Chas J. Wendell
VS.. George *. Robinson. cases were
continued because OF the defendant
being IN the United States Army at the
present time
Mrs. Blaine s. Nilcs Of Augusta hns
been visiting here with Miss Theresa
Spooner at the Niles homestead on
Madison avenue.
raymond ID. Allen. who has been
visiting at his home here, is leaving
shortly for Boston where he will he
located. His mother, Mrs. Mae Allen.
VIII accompany him and will make her
nome in Boston for the present Owing
TO Ill health, Mr.. Allen will not con
tlnue his course at Tech this year but
plans to study a part of the time at
Boston University
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis +. Jackman OF
dorchester, Mass, who have been Wis
fting with Attorney and Mrs. Daniel
Lewis on their way home from ARGOS
TOOK county left here in continuance
OF their journey Monday morning. Mr..
Jackman is Mrs. Lewis cousin
Mrs. Cassius Kinsman left Monday
on the midday train for CHICAGO.
where she is to meet her mother. Mrs.
Hannah Barker formerly of Athens.
but who for some time has been liv-
ing in Portland. Ore. Mrs Kinsman ex-
poets to be away about one week.
Mrs. Helen w. Hutchinson has sc.
cepted position in the office Of the
American Wooden Co.. filing the va
cancy caused by the resignation Of
Raymond Pratt.
A real estate sale was consumated
here Monday through which Chas. II.
Gardner OF Madison avenue sold his
residence on Madison avenue to Georre
Hobart, employed at the srist mill O.
Porter & Porter. Mr.. Gardner. who IL
State president Of the Farmers' I'm
Ion OF Maine Is to move his family TO
Waterville. where the Union headouar-
ters are located. President Gardner leSt
here Monday on the midday train for
Waterville and during the week p,{r-
poses to visit locals in the towns OF
Milo Topsfield and Danforth. He also
expects to organize a union Wednesday
night at Princeton and Friday to visit
the union at Casco which was orxanis-
ed three weeks ago.
Mrs Joseph Clukey OF winn, who
has been the guest of Mrs. E. J. But
Ter, departed Monday on the midday
train.
Attorney w II. Halves has a flock OF
eight hens which had layed up 70
Monday noon since Jan. I. 9s9 eggs
Local market conditions have re-
NAMED much the same in the last few
days, although eggs have dropped 10
4e cents. Butter Is holding from a 20
AZ cents and Is selling from the mar
kets at 4s cents. Potatoes in tho local
markets are being purchased from
farmers at $50 and beans are from
So to 50.
FIR. Aschanheault, prior Of the Do
minican convent in Lewiston. has been
on his regular visit 70 the Convent ~
Our Lady Of Lourdes for special snir-
itual direction to the nuns
Herbert Desmond and family who
have lived for some time on Spring
street, have leased Mrs. Mae Aliens
house on East Front street and will
remove there the first OF October.
Judge George T. Bird was back on
the bench in the supreme judicial
court Monday forenoon at IL A. M.
There were no jury cases 10 he heard,
consequently both the first and second
bodies of traverse jurors were excused
until Tuesday at $40. Tho equity dock
ct was taken up for consideration. The
equity case Of the Pittsfeld Trust Co
VS.. Smith Wooden Co. which has been
before the courts since Dec. q, 1918
when a bill was filed and upon which
a receivers report Of sale was filed
April 1G. 1917. was continued. he chs"
of Samuel W. Herrick of Harmony W.
Florence 7. Cillcy was reported upon
1t seems there is another case between
the parties in law court NJ the present
time which will settle this case. II Is
proba BILE that no cases on the equity
docket will be taken M for trial this
term. Adjournment followed the con
clusion of the examination Of this
docket until o'clock Monday after
noon.
The Philathea Class will meet on
Wednesday evening at the vestry Of
the First Baptist church. An enter
tainment is being provided and officers
for the ensuing year are TO be elected.
Miss Mary O'Reiley, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John O'Reiley. was a pick
pocket victim at the fair last week. 1t
is thought. at least her purse with
about Sc in 1t was missing from her
pocket. She has no clue to the party
who obtained IL,