Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-16
SK0WHECAN

Inc following names have been add
ed to the list Of jurors to serve at the
January term Of the supreme judicial
court which convenes next Tuesday:
James York, Brighton; William NJ.
Adams, The Forks; John Chick, New
Portland and George II. Cooley, Har-
mony. Rev. II. c. Turner Of the Meth
odist church has been engaged to Off
ciate as chaplain and the following
deputies have been appointed by Sher-
in Goodrich TO serve during the term:
Frank Gipson. Bingham; John A. Tus-
can, Scion; Frank l.. Harding. Madi-
son; r. f. Caswell. Norridgewock;
Wallace Hill, Fairfield, and Chas. H.
Chute. Skowhegan.
First intentions Of naturalization dec
larations placed on file lately at the
court house are those of Paul Gallant,
and William Louis O'Brien of Fairfield.
Mrs c. 3. Hight, Mrs. Ralph Leigh
ton and Mrs. w. f. Leighton were Wis
itors in Wntervile Tuesday.
The Red Cross Chapter will proba bly,
clear s125 from the benefit at the Opera
house Monday night. about $170 being
taken in for the same. A box will be
packed TO be sent next Saturday and
a small box was being packed Tuesday
to be forwarded to headquarters con-
tanning the following articles: 8 puffs.
II hospital shirts. IL pajamas. 36 pair
wristlets 4S pair stockings, muftiers.
II conValescent robes, % sweaters, IA
helmet. Ripley, where branch has re-
Gently been formed. has forwarded to
the office here the following consign-
ment OF articles: Al wash clothes. 10
sweaters, IS helmets. - pair service
socks, mufflers, 9 pair wristlets,
puffs, sample sweater. l pair socks, 2
pair WristletS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkie c. Clark Of Wa
teryille were guests Tuesday OF his
mother. Mrs. s. F. Clark at Hotel OK
ford.
The Ladies' Aid Of the First Baptist
church met Monday afternoon with the
president. Mrs Ida S. j.. Leavitt Of
Main street. There were y members
present and work upon quilts and
aprons was in order. The next meet
ing will occur in two weeks. The soci-
ETY. has voted to assist the Phliathea
class in their Red Cross social 10 DC
held the last of the month.
John Totman and little daughter OF
Winthrop, Mass, have been visiting
here with Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Holt OF
Pleasant street.
The Bethany Guild Of the Bethany
Paptist church VIII meet this Nednes-
dav afternoon at the Red cross rooi'iS'
The monthly meeting of the Woman
Foreign Missionary Society or the
,fotbodist church was held Monday ak
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Edward ~
Merrill. the president. The prograia
was in charge of Mrs. Merrill ana IN
clndea the study of the African Tran
and the hook Under the Crescent ana
Among the Kraals." Readings were
given bv the various ladies present ana
Mrs. Merrill conducted The Mystery
BOX" which included many interesting
questions and answers. The following
officers are elected for the ensuing
wear: President, Mrs. e. \. Merrill
vice president, Mrs. Henry clay Tur-
ner: secretary, Mrs. I. j. Smith, Treas
urer. Mrs. w B. Steward
County Commissioners W. NJ. OSBORN
of Fairfield. Granville Perkins OF Mad
ison and F.. r. Goodrich of Skowhesan
were In session Tuesday at the court
house listening to reports of various
trial Justice in the county preparatory
TO finally completing their annual re-
mort.