Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-11

During Friday forenoon the locaI
exemption board of examiners exam
ined about 20 men, larger percentage
passing the physical examination than
in the day before. But few exemption
papers were filed
The first meeting of the creditors OF
John r. Written in bankruptcy pro-
ceedings will be held at the office OF
Daniel Lewis, referee in bankruptcy
Sept. l.
There will be services at none OF the
evangelical Protestant churches nex'
Sunday except at the Methools'
church. The following services nave
been arranged for there: 1o.4o, morn
ing service with sermon by the APPS
tor. subject, THE Whole Gospel; Z
evening service with sermon by the
pastor. subject, Judging Our Neigh
hors." There will be special music al
both services.
The petition to have street lalc
out from Chandler street in order t.
reach the property Of Joseph Roder
ick has been denied by the county com
missioners.
r. p. Mitchell State leader OF Boys
Agricultural Clubs in Maine, anc
County Agent r. NJ. Stiles are to make
tour of Somerset county during the
month, having selected dates as foi'
lows in various localities: Aug ~
Pittsfield, Palmyra and Hartland
Aug. %, Cambridge and Harmony
Aug. 25, at Athens.
The annual meeting of the Moore
Family association will be held Wed
nesday, Aug. %, at the home Of M M
Moore in Madison.
Ernest G.. Butler. Esq, has purchas
ed the cottage, The Marion, at Lake
wood, Of Mrs. F. J.. Parker.
Lawrence Wiley, the son Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. v. Wiley Of Malbons Mills
has returned from a visit in Cambridge
and is suffering from the effects of {
bad flesh wound on his head. YounI
| Wiley was fighting q fire while SOM
| buildings near where he was stoppin'
were being consumed, and while stand
Ing on a ladder was hit on the heat
by an empty cream can.
George f. Sampson and family ar
day when they purpose to go to Fox
croft and attend a reunion of his fam
lily.
The next regular monthly meetin,
Of the Pioneer Past Noble Grands AS
ISOLATION will he held at the home o
Mrs. Alice s. Baker. Monday.
Joseph Julian, proprietor of the wei
known Line House on the boundar!
line between Maine and Canada, wa
before Judge H. II. Brazzell Of tn
Western Somerset municipal cour
here Friday charged with the illega
sale of Intoxicating liquor. A witness
| for whom Deputy Sheriff John A
| Burke Of Jackman, who had made TIL
arrest, acted as Interpreter in the pro
ceedings and maintained that he hat
! obtained two drinks Of Whiskey from
Mr.. Julian and had bought some gin
of the clerk of the place. Mr.. Julial
claimed that he had given the maj
| the drinks in question. Following judg
ment by the presiding official Julia,
| took an appeal, furnished sureties an,
departed.
| Amidee Rancourt was also brough
down from Jackman by Deputy Sheriff
| Burke, charged with liquor selling. II
pleaded not guilty but was adjudge'
| otherwise and fined 5000 and costs witt
| six months in jail and six months ad
| ditioaal in default Of payment. H
! took an appeal and furnished sure
| ties for his further appearance at su
+, preme judicial court.
Mrs. George E. Sampson and daugh
ter, Gertrude, have been passing
! humber of days with relatives in Ney
| Sharon.
Mr. and Mrs. f. I. Hendricks an
son started Friday on their return I
Rangeley, after visiting at the hom
Of DR.. E. S. Bigelow, East From
| street.
Fulton Mckinney. who has beer
employed by the Maine Tel. & Tel. CO
! for several months. has been trans
! ferred to Belgrade.
! J.H. Bacon Of Fairfield visited Judg
| H. H. Brazzell during the latter's sta
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