Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-24


Arthur Fuller and three daughters,
Mrs. Annie Hobart of Madison and
the Misses Ida and Edith Fuller OF
Hartland. The deceased has been III
poor health for a long time, having
been seriously afflicted with rheuma-
tism. At the time of her marriage 10
Mr.. Moody she was living at Pitts
field. Lord & CasWell will go from
here TO convey the body to Falrhelo
for interment.
Feeds are somewhat lower in the
local markets, the prevailing price
for corn goods being 1915 per bag ana
oats, Sl05 per bushel. Butter is more
or less of drug on the markets.
bringing at the present time from AZ
TO Az cents per pound. Eggs are
worth SO cents.
Alonzo Nc 'rillis who was SO criti-
cally i'll some weeks ago in Holyoke,
Mass, and is now considerably i'm
proved. He is expected to arrive here
in a few days to visit with his three
sisters, Mrs. c. S. Smith of this place.
Mrs A. r. Moody of Cornville and
Mrs. Laura Davis who will accom-
panS MIN on lnG trip.
Sheriff Goodrich has returned from
a trip to Jackman where he and his
assistants conducted a number OF
search processes OH premises about
which complaint had been made. No
intOXicantS We're found bat a slot ma
chine was seized from the barber shop
and pool room of one, Eliahe Briton
and was reSolutely smashed by the OF
ficer. This machine was found 10
contain 500 which was forfeited to the
county. Briton was fined so and costs
and settled He was also arraigned
on the charge of being nuisance and
pleaded guilty to the same, it being
alleged that he kept his place open
nights and Sundays and was held for
further sentence in September. He
was placed under bonds for $500 in
the meantime and procured the neces-
sary suretieS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Finnemore are
the parents of son, Allen Earle born
May 20. Mr. and Mrs. James Dyer of
this town have also lately become the
parents of q daughter.
With the calling of nine more men
for induction into military service
there are left 100 men of Glass / who
have already been accepted. The fol-
lowing have been called for induction
the 31st of the month Charles y.
Ericsson, Long Pond, Ben Leblanc,
Madison. John j. Goodness, Jr., Skow-
! hogan. Carroll B. Flanders, Skowhe-
gan. HaZen l.. Jewett, Scion, James
! ketcnan, Lily Bay; Chauncey b.
! Shorey. JackDan Station; Charles i.
/ Siden, Cornville. The following list of
registrants have been called to appear
before the Exemption bOGTt exam
iners for examination May 2Sth: Ar
! chic Ross Hanson, No. Monmouth;
Percy f. Norton, No. Arson: Edward
| A. Wheeler, Ripley; Charles Reardon.
| lockwood; Ray Liston Lander, Pitts
field; Hagop Boijhian, Madison; Har-
ry Q. Gordon, East New Portland;
John Hans Casper, lockwood; Bern
hard Fred Schulze. lockwood.
Judge Small of the Somerset Coun-
~ Probate Court has rendered his de-
cision in the case beard at Hartland
which involved two petitions as 10 the
custody of the person and property Of
Mrs. Sarah J. Davis, aged 81 of Pal
!
the APPOINTMENT of j. Howard Haley
OF Hartland as conservator, which
was filed by Mrs. Davis herself and
granted the petition of the Munlcipa
officers of Palmyra which asked 1of
the appointment of a guardian and
appointed Edward \. Webber of
Hartland as guardian with bonds in
the sum of $1,000. From that decision
Mrs Davis has taken an appeal
Prof and Mrs. Abbott j. Kendall
have returned from St. Petersburg
| Fla, where they have been filling d
musical engagement during the Win
ter and have established their home
! in an apartment in Mrs. Minnie
! Green's house at the corner of East
Front and Cedar Streets.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crowell and
! Mrs. Warren Tuttle were visitors in
! Bingham this week.
| The next regular meeting of the
! Clementine Weston w. G. Z. L. VIII
! be held June 18th instead of June 9Th
| as indicated in the calendar and the
session will be held at the Reforma-
tory for Women. Each member is re-
| quested to carry some picture TO be
! donated for the rooms at the retorlna-
! tory. The annual county W. c. i. u.
convention will be held May 2 and .
at Hartland.
County Agent r. NJ. stiles was In
this section Thursday on his way 10
Norridgewock This Friday evening
Mr.. Stiles and e. ". Morton, Exten-
, sion Dairy Instructor will hold
meeting at Mercer. There are now
through the activities Of Nj. stiles
about 400 boys and girls in club work.
one new club for girls has just been
organized at Fairfield with IS mem
bers. The county agent reports grass
as looking exceedingly favorable in
the county for a big hay yield.
Following a hearing attended by
County Attorney 7. A. Anderson of
Pittsfield, Thursday. Alexander Digel-
emo. was released from Jail where he
had been serving sentence for Illegal
possession of beer and ale. He had
served 60 days additional. but as there
was no prospect of anyone paying his
fine he was allowed to go to work
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