Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-20
George c. Dane

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The remains of the late George c.
Dane of Madison avenue. Skowhe-
gan. was brought here Thursday
from Portland, death having oc-
Cured Wednesday at the Eye and
Ear Infirmary. I+e had been an in
mate of that institution for about 3
weeks. His illness dated back, how
ever some four years, when he suf-
fered shock
Mr. Dane was : native of Arson
and lived there's up TO the time of
his removal to Skowlegan about so
years ago. His wife. formerly Miss
Maria Ramsdeil of Norridsewock,
Survives and was j.! Portland at the
time Of his demiss. G. There is also
one daughter, Mrs. Mabel Campbell
of Skowhegan, and q sister. Mrs.
Mary Martin Cedar street. Mr..
Danes age was 72 years. He forrn-
eriy atten~ed tie First Baptist
church. e.
Mrs. Flora Collins remains very
low. with no hope Of recovery
w. B.7.Whittier Of Madison avenue
found potato plant in his garden
during the summer which had
81 rung Ip from ceed left in the
ground the previous winter. The
other day he harvested this hill OF
potatoes, finding one tuber which
weighed IL pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cabot Of
Bridgeton have been guests this
week of Mr.. Cabot's mother. Mrs
Augusta Cabot, and his aunt, Mrs
A. G. Blunt.
Supreme Court
While business at the supreme
court sessions has been lacking thus
fa- in sensational jury trials and
tie term is generally considered a
quiet enc, much busines; of import
ance is being transacted. with
Judge Hanson presiding,
Completing the naturalization cases
Of the term David Haggan and
Florian DugaI, both Of Jackman,
We're heard. Mr.. HagEan was ad-
mitted bu. Mr.. Dugals case was
continued. Sherm. Newton when
ti'ti Ssi Will L!iG 16t! ltIlS
Of an automobile belonging to Omer
Reaulier pleaded guilty 10 the charge
and the case was continued for SEN
tence, as Newton announced his in
tentions of entering the army. The
Tadisco case will probably be con-
tinued for lack OF evidence
The cases on the criminal docket
which have been attended 70 by
County Attorney r. A. Anderson.
have been entered as follows: State
VS.. Hector Burbe. breaking, enter
ing and larceny. placed on file: state
VS. Martin Stafford, utterins forc-
cry. continued: State VS.. Edward
igue. Medford Colway and Alfonso
Colway. placed on file; State VS..
James and Ernest Brown Of West
Athens, malicious mischief, contin-
ued; State VS.. Clyde Monroe, break
ing. entering and larceny placed on
file; State VS.. Alfred Collins, Aplt..
n-suIroort, mol pressed: State VS.
Lintor irwin. defacing school build
irg. continued. State vs.. John Nollo.
Aplt.. search and seizure, placed on
file; FeFeral cases Of State VS.. Man
ford Galway and Alfonsop Galway.
placed on file; State VS.. Hcrhert ].
Mason Of Canaan for breaking, en-
tering and larceny. mol pressed;
State VS.. Oric NJ. PetIey. assaultinG
nsic+r. continued; State vs.. Wilfrcd
Murthn. illegal possession, continued:
State VS. James Williams Queen for
illegal practice of cptometry. placed
on Ale: State ,s. Peter BoudreaI
and Sven Lidh. breaking, entering
and larceny. continued; State vs..
Alex Dugay and Alfred Dugav for
assaulting officer, continued: state
VS.. John Doyon for larceny from
person. continued: state VS. Joseph
Essef. Aplt.. assault and battery. i,oI
pressed: State vs. Bessie Flaherty,
Aplt., assault and battery. mol nross-
ed; State vs.. Sarkis, Gerabidan. as
sauit and battery, mol pressed
Frank Williams Of Jackman. who
was charged with the larceny Of d
rocketbook containing about 81. and
against whom no indictment was re-
turned by the grand jury, was
brought into court Thursday fore
noon and was discharged. together
with another young man who had
been held as a witness.
The case OF H. NJ, Brewer VS.. Fer
dinand NJ. Lawler, John b Mercier
and Richard Lawler occupied the
attention of the court for a short
time Thursday forenoon. Harry r
Coolidge opened the case and there