Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-01

Chief Game warren DufSih u -4'S
West Forks Plantation was IN town
wednesday having returned from
Hartland where he had been nvesu-
eating moose case. The animal
made It's appearance in that town
some time ago, and was reported 10
the warden by Attorney j. Howard
Haley Of that place. II was at that
time believed that the moose was
SICK and il was further reported that
the bows Of the town were abusing II.
The chief warden took the matter NY
with the commissioner and TINS leu
10 hts personally looking into the
si,ua.ion TIE found the animal IN
meadow fot far from the village ana
helieying he was healthy ana all
right allowed HIM 10 remain the
neople there claiming that they were
: willing 10 stand the damage Tor me
privilege u having so unusual VS.
> i,or in their midst. MIR. Durglh tooA
Mains to II form the deputy sherin OF
the town not to allow the moose 20
b. annoyed by thoughtless persons.
The animal is believed 10 be ABOUT
four wear old and has about 3o-lncn
horns Game Warden Ed. King OF
this place accompanied the chief
game warden on the trip.
According 10 announcement made
~ Mrs Ivanella :. Palmer of Hinck-
lev. the secretary. who was in SkoW-
hogan during the day Tuesday the
annual Ccrnvillc High School re-
union will hc hold Aug. u in Corn
vile
The Sunshine Society will not meet
arain u1til the last Thursday in Au-
gust. Nitn Mrs. Fred Leo near the
'' Great Fdfy.
Game Warden r. J. Durgin Of West
Forks has been here this week on
business He announced that The
Forks has Is mon now in the serv-
ice. the population being about 1865
persons
The nrst meeting of creditors II
the bankruptcy procedure of Herman
e. GRAY of Fairfield was held Tues
day nj TIC office Of Referee Daniel
Lewis Mr. Gray was present win
his attorney. Geo. Chapman. also ol
Fairfield and the bankrupt was ex-
smlned. 4 was no asset case. No
creditors appeared and no trustee was
appointed.
Walter : Merrill departed for New
York Wednesday after visiting his
mother. Mrs. Eta :. Merrill. and
other relatives Ho has recovered
from an illness sufficiently to re-
sumo his duties with New YORK
firm NJ contractors. His wife is re-
naming m town for a longer visit
Funeral 81 Late luelIs Cleveland
Funeral services for the late Luella
Cleveland. little daughter of Mr.. an"
Mrs Charles Cleveland were held al
> r NJ. Wednesday from the house
corner ~ Heselton 81 and NortE
Ave. George Merriam otficiatel
The remains we're inferred in th'
cemetery at Southsldc.
Mrs. Odilon NiCue and little son re
turned 10 Portland Wednesday after
being he . To visit with friends.
Herman Schulze. designer at tn
mill OF The American Wooden Co. i
having a vacation from ms dutleH
Mrs. Schulze ~ receiving treatmen
at Somerset Hospital.
Mrs Arthur Stront OF Gardiner
tho house guest Of Mrs. Ben T. Stew
ard Madison avenue.
Raymo;d Whitney of Cambridg
and Glenn :. Romeo OF North Ne'
Portland have been called for en-
trsinment At Fort Slocum, Ne
York They will leave here Angus
g.
The following men were draw
Wednesday forenoon To serve on til
iur,es of the fall term Of the suprenl
judicial court Grand jurors, WIFI
Boiler. John McQuade; travers
jurors Harry Ellis. J. Thomas hi
onne. Charles r. Young.