Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-05
Mrs. Lydia Clements

Mrs: Lydia Clements
The death Of Mrs. Lydia CHussey)
Clements occurred Thursday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Cas-
we'll of Main street. She was about 70
years old and a native of Oakland. She
was the widow of Samuel Clements and
early in her married life took up her
residence in the town of Rome. Mr..
Clements died there and his widow con-
tinued to reside there for time but
eventually disposed of her property and
had since made her home with her
daughter here. Her son, Edward Glenn
ents, is proprietor of the North Pond
camps at Smithfield and Mrs. Clements
spent her summers generally at that
pleasant summer resort where she was
the owner of several cottages. Early IN
the winter her health was not good but
she gradually improved and was very
well until about n week ago, when she
was stricken with the grip. which prov
ed to be too serious malady to over
come Beside the son and daughter
previously mentioned there are two Sis
tiers. Mrs. Susie Moore of Massachu-
..
the latter arriving before the end; a
brother. James Hussey of Oakland, and
Il foster son. Harry Burgess. The de-
ceased was q member Of the Baptist
church and her friends are greatly
panied at her demise.
A large number Of supreme court cases
have already been disposed. IN the case
of Fred l.. Cleveland, complt. vs.
Franklin Light & Power Co, J. W.
Manson of Pittsfield, Granville ID. Per
kins of Madison and Henry Crowell OF
Skowhegan have been appointed com
missioners. a warrant has been issued
and it is understood that Elmer w.
Sawyer of North Arson, attorney for
the plaintiff, will take up the matter pc
fore the commissioners. In the case OF
Charles II Davis VS.. Bertha Perkins
payments were reported as being MADE
In the case of Augustus II. Palmer vs.
John p. Roberts, Judge Turner BusWeH
had been previously appointed surveyor
but the case was continued as the sur
yey was reported not completed. In the
matter of the litigation in the Allen
Hackett estate, Frank A. fiackett, Fetr.
for part. VS. Wifred Z. Hackett, Jen-
ME NJ Randlett and Alice f. Cole, the
death of W. e. Hackett was suggested
and the name Of Annie +. Hackett ms
widow, was ordered entered. The case
was continued In the divorce proceed
ure Of Perley L. Thompson, lib. vs..
Marion p Thompson, the case was dis
missed without prejudice. In the case
OF Ernest c. Butler vs.. Alden NJ. Gid
den, the bankruptcy of the defendant
was suggested. In the case Of Benz. L.
Steward and G. Il. Marston VS.. Geo II.
Wilbur and Lester G. Wilbur, buildings
and land, the bankruptcy of the defend
ant was suggested The divorce case
of Alvin w. Howard, lib. VS.. Geneva Al.
Howard was dismissed without prelu-
dice and in the divorce case of Lydia
J. Wyman, lib, VS. Charles 7. Wyma"
an order for execution was asked by l..
l.. Walton of the firm representing Mrs.
Wyman The case of Geo. Collins vs..
Chas. Sanders and Charles Scott was
continued finally and assigned for trial
for the first of next term The case OF
Hartman Company VS.. Morris Gledhlll
was defaulted and continued for juds-
ment and another divorce case dis
missed was that of Elva j. Kelly, lib.,
VS.. Edgar T. Kelly, while i'll the case Or
Edward ~ Merrill vs.. Silas 7. Longley
the bankruptcy of the defendant was
suggested The case Henry nulac.
pro ami was continued for trial and as
signed for the first day of next term.
nj
padham, complt VS.. Madison Village
CORPORATION and Frank Padham ccmplt.
VS.. the Madison Village Corporation
were taken up with the result that
commissioner will be appointed during
the term in both cases, and Judgment
was asked for in the case Or Bnn w
Page vs. Chester II. Mills. In the case
of Sewall w. Smith VS.. Fred G. Duiap'
the bankruptcy Of the defendant was
suggested and the case of Ella J. Kicker
Admxa., vs. Nathaniel Lombard, was
defaulted and continued for judgment.
The case of l.. j. Tibbetts VS.. w. Il.
Small, Oral ID. Small cd Ivan {. Smali
in which pleadings had been hled was
referred to Judge Fred +. Lawrence any
the case of l.. B. Wheeler or Hatlailu'
W. w. T.. Small ct ais in which plead
ings had also been filed was also re-
ferred to Judge Lawrence. The case u
George +. Wilbur of Hartland agalllS'
Almira l.. Hobbs, administrator in the
estate of Caroline r. Pheland. late Vi
14artland. was referred to Chief Justice
Cornish.
The case of Wesley L. Watson vs.
William A. Stott was dismissed. There
= 70 % cases on the list of new entries
Frank w. Knowlton, teacher OF ma.
nal training, is passing MS VACATION -
1yest Pembroke with his parents. h'o'
T.. NJ. Carpenter, teacher OF domesHo
arts. is at her home in PIttsileld. Mass
lindsay \utting, who has been NUNS
,,.ioa, engagement and studying the
,.io,i, in Montpelier. Vt. has returheu
80 home here. His wife, who haA
hao, With relatives in Harmony durihe
,.a,ce has also returned to Sko"
hogan. .;ved
,,aoy evening, called here by 'he
; cr;ticai illness Of her sis'ei'
80 ydia Clements, who is at 'nN
..r daughter. Mrs. Louis Gas
we'll. s from the
perry Boothbay has returned rom he
ransnntic numbering regions ~hefe
h.. heen located during the "ih'e
Mys. B. F. Webb i is home fro" "a
man fer a months stay. re-
Mrs. Edith Black and baby nave her
,urned to watervlle after visiting s,see, |
ea,an,s Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Wilh'
% other relatives in town. -