Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-13

walton of Skowhegan, who is also
chairman of the County Food Conser-
walton Organization has been notified
'''at farmers who have an ample supply
OF nour substitute such as corn will be
allowed to purchase -four without the
substitute which grocers are required
to sell with -four providing the farmers
NE with the grocer in writing the
amount and kind of substitute they
have grown, further certifying that his
household shall consume at least one
pound of substitute with one pound of
flour. Mr.. Walton and his vice chair
man. Mrs. Vivian G. Woodbury. of
Skowhegan, submitted Monday the fol =
lowing list Of chairmen and vice chair
men for Somerset county, Mr.. Walton
announcing that he had an extra strong
team of food conservation workers.
Arson, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis c. Emery;
Athens, Rev. w. L. Bradeen; Bingham,
liev. I. b. HIATT; Cambridge, j. B. La
brce: NCaratunk. Mrs. A. b. Clark; Ca =
naan, Mrs. r. Fl. Harris; Concord. Ro-
land Boynton, North Arson, r. F. D.:
Cornville. Sheldon II. Beal, Skowhe
gan. r. F. d. No. Z: Mrs. Ralph
French. Skowhegan, r. F. d.: Detroit.
Joseph Fl. G. Spencer: Embden, Mrs.
Charles Walker. North Arson X. r. D.;
Fairfield. Judge Fl. Fl. Brazzill, DIR.
Ethel Walters; Flagstaff, {. w. Saw
age: Harmony. W. S. Bemis; Hart
and Rev. W. l. Patterson. Mrs. J. Ho
ward Haley: Jackman. f. a. Piper:
Lexington. Mrs. May Fl. LUCE, Somer-
set Mrs. Josie Albee, No. New Port :
jund: Lake Austin. Omer Sawyer;
Madison, Judge &. Q. Small; Mercer,
CLYDE A. Dunton: New Portland. War
rem g. Clark, (North): Norridgewock.
Miss Florence S. Jeweit; Palmyra. l..
". Frost; Pittsheld, Harry r. Coolidge,
Esq: Pleasant Ridge, Mrs. Eva Batch
elder Bingham: Ripley. E. H. Rams
dell; lockwood, John f. Lamb: st. AL
bans. Rev. w. l.. Patterson, Hartland;
Skowhegan, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F.
Merrill; Starks. william Fl. Dudley; So
Ion, Mrs Fred Magoon. The Forks,
Chasfi r. Ball, Bingham: Smithfield.
Mrs Bessie A. Hardy, Oakland K. F.
D. 80. Box 10; Moscow. Elmer A. Bak-
er: West Forks, Mrs. Nellie A. Durgin;
Troutdale, Mrs. r. c. Jackson.
Among the cases already assigned
for the first of the April term OF the
Supreme Judicial court to be holden
here is that of Frank Padham of Nor
ridgewock against Phillip r. Porter OF
Montville. 1t is trespass case Tor
where the entering and cutting lumber
are concerned. Another case is that OF
James H. Matthews and Delbert j.
Matthews both of Skowhegan against
the American Show Finding co. at
Bingham. Action is brought to recov-
err damages upon the Hudson Six auto
mobile owned by Messrs. Matthews
caused they claim by an auto truck
operated by S. w. Stoddard and be-
longing to the company heretofore
mentioned running into them on the
9th of July last The accident hap
peued at Caratunk about 240 rods from
the Sterling house on the road between
Bingham and The Forks. They claim
their car was damaged in the sum OF
5000. The case of DR.. S. f. Green OF
Scion VS. the Skowhegan Garage Co.,
is also assigned for trial early in the
term.
The dockets have just been distribu-
ted to the different lawyers In the coun-
Itv. The civil docket contains 337 cases,
the equity docket % cases and the
criminal docket "a cases. Judge Arno
w. King. is expected to have sufficient
~ recovered to preside over the ses-
sions.
The following men were rejected
after examination by the medical ex-
aminers Of the Exemption Board here
Monday: Roger A. Nye, State Hospi-
tai Augusta: Joseph Marois; Eugene
Dorcette, Bangor: Clyde A. Padham,
Bingham; John Greeley. Jr., Skowhe-
gan: Roy D. Bean, The Forks: Benja-
min T. Holmes. Waterville: Henry T.
Cook. Arson: William Pooler Show =
hegan; Ivan Staples, Hartland; Phillip
BONN; Joseph Cheyman. The follow
ing men did not appear before the
board for examination: Daniel Bushey'
Lake Austin: Arthur J. Huff, Hartland:
los. Arsenault. Chesuncook; Johh
Reardon. Madison; Thomas Kane
Greenville Jet. Amos Manley. Chesun-
cook: Mac Nadeau. lockwood; VIII
liam b. Allen, Boston: Arthur Mccall
lum, Greenville: Abel II. Webb, NO
New Portland: Donald McErchin, Lily
Bay; John McLain. Wentworth Loca-
ton, n. H.; Joseph l.. Morrill, ROCK
wood: Jesse NJ Russell. SkoWhegan
(thought to be in service); John II.
Cormier. Harmony; Steven Kolig.
lockwood: Delvene Chirron, Jackman:
Robert Chapman. Skowhegan( thought
to be in service): John koski. Lake
Austin: Gregory A. Wilton. Fairheld;
Ben LaBlanc, Madison: Joseph Good
ness. Jr.. Rochester. \. H.; Edwin f.
Kicker, Flagstaff; Wiconty Poonodo-
miez: Albert Vigue, Jackman.
Joseph Haskell arrived home from
New York Monday night and has &C
cepted q position at the clothing store
of the Walker Smith Co.
Mrs. Chas. Smith Of Heselton street
who was recently reported as having
fallen broke her hip as was feared ana
is suffering greatly from the acclden':
Her sister, Mrs. Laura Davis OF Hart
land is expected from Norway to re-
main with her indefinitely
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