Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-14

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deemed imprac;icable to reopen the
school at present.
The Eunice Farnsworth Chapter, D..
A. H.. will meet Thursday the list .n-
stead OF Monday. The meeting will te
held at Library Par!ors and special
program features: will be readings by
Miss Pauline Z. Oak There viii ne 1t
silver collection and there will be
guests.
Probate court sessions were in order
here again Wednesday with Judge G.
10. Small presiding. Among other
business transacted thus far during the
term Was the proving and allowing Of
the will OF the late d. d. stewart of St.
Adams. the witnesses present hcinS w.
o. Hilton. Fred Lucas and T. y. Vim
ing. all of st. Adams. DR.. c. \. MouI-
ton of Hartiand and Mrs. Emma Frost.
former family physician and house
, keeper of the deceased were both in
attendance when the will was bein,:
, proven. Several other wills have been
presented tCr probate. Among them
was tho VIII OF the late Mildred r.
| H2ukett OF Skow hogan. who in a will
made March 10, 1908, bequeathed his
entire property to his wife. Annie T..
! Hackett. whom he named as executriX.
; The will Of George T. Aver. q pron,i-
ncnt business man of Athens was also
presented for probate aud he he
queathed his entire properly u his
wife, Mrs. Eugenuie r.. Aver, whom he
named eXeCutriS. This viii was mace
il December 1901. and the appra isers
! appointed are Gates J.. Austin. s. =.
Cook and Manson NJ. Luce. The viii
of Eli Ho.t, late of Hartland. formerly
of North Arson was also presented
lie bequeathed TO his children IIenr,
G. Hoyt IF Madison, William Hoyt. ST
! Johnabury, Vt, Amos {. Hoyr, West
Mansfield. Ohio. Brdcna ". Leland OF
Greenwood, Mass. Dora l.. Hoyt OF
Greenwood, Mass. and lrven NJ. Hoyt
of An&on his property in equal shares
Having paid Birdena NJ. Leland s233,
he directed that this sum should be de-
, Quoted from her share and STIMULATES
that interest only be paid to Hirdena
NJ. Leland, Dora l.. and Irven NJ. Hoyt
until each shall have arrived a. the age
Of 80 Years, unless in case Of sickness.
tle nominated Henry G. and Amos c.
, Hoyt as executors. The will was ma de
! III 1914. Among the attorneys present
! from out of town during the term vere
Arthur T.. Thayer OF Bangor. Judge
Arthur W. Stone Of Dexter and J.
Howard Haley of Hartland
Leslie T.. Jacobs leaves next week FOR
Boston 70 attend the Hardware Dealers
convention and from there will go to
Midd!etown. Conn, TO visit his son
! Lauriston Jacobs, a student at Wesleyan
! University.
Parmenas EuCampn.ent. J. q Q. f.
Field a regular meeting Tuesday evening
Mrs. John RIrhe of Jackman is a pd-
tent at Somerset hospital
County Agent +. NJ Stiles was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday. lie came here
from Norridsewock where he had formed
, general agricultural club among the
Young people Of the town. Miss Alfredo
Ellis, assistant State director, accom- nau
led Mr.. stiles and they left here fo,
North New Portland to organize one "
more clubs. Mr. Stiles goes to Belfast on
! the 18th to serve as best man at the wed.
ding OF friend
Two men examined the 18th at the Som.
erset exemption board HEADQUARTERS ana
rejected were Guy A. Henderson Of Nadi.
son and Hector Cliche Garfield Laugh,
examined the 18th, was also reiac,sd No,
tees were sent out Wednesday bv IN.
! board calling the following men of Glass
10 PHYSICAL examination next Tuesd. %
Earle Warren Berry, North Anson. Har.
Old NJ. Leopold, Dcering; George on.
| bert, Woonsocket. r. L.. formerly OF
showhegan; Fral l.. futile. Athens; Wal.
, ter John Drew. Scion; Arthur I.epape
moose River; John Harris Cox. Portlan,;
Joseph Cloutier Skowhegan: Lloyd r.
BARLEY. Flttsfie.d, ivan W. DYER. skow
hogan.
Mrs Carl Curtis left Wednesday for q
VISIT with her parents Il Portland aud
afterwards VIII continue her Journey r.
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Adelbert A. Porter ,er,
hdnesday morning for visit IN Fort
land
~ II. clark, well known man OF Car
atuhh' was In town TUESDAY and Wednes
gay on business. Mr.. Clark and bis
COUSIN, Fred Clark, are engaged IN i,,,,
"etths operations on Squaretown tcwu.
snip and are cutting app-oxlm1;ely s,s
cofds q pulp wood this winter.
MIS- james Porter. whose home was fo,..
Terry on the A. j.. Perkins place ahov
the village, has been in town this eer
+ Nisi'lnS with Mr. AID -Irs. 9 q we,
o. the Bigeio" Hill neisnborhood sho
: WAS on her way home to ort r'a;rae,,
"'Ht!ief she was called OWING 10 tho III.
ness or her sister. after several months,
stay In Minneapolis
Funeral services for the late Nrs I.ne,.
Williamson Green were held Nedncsds,,
afternoon from the residence. or b..
daughter-in-law. Mrs. Edward Green :,
me corner Of East Front and r,ad,-
streets Rev. George Merriam of tina
Bethany Baptist church officia,ei. TIA
remains were conveyed to III. Sosthsi1.
receiving vault and in the spring viii he
inferred in the cemetery there.
skowhegan will be well represented a.
me boys conference in Portland. Anon.
those who Will go in the Coneregatior,,
de'esation with Rev. c. II. Mckinney a.
leader will be; Fred Chase. Leo Porto.
Herman Porter, Langdon Jewett. Eer-
meth Matson and Elwyn Hobart. IN .ba
Methodist delegation under the direction
OF Leslie E. Jacobs as leader will be VII.
nam Fhiiorfck, George Cleveland, Earl