Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-31

known among horsemen and is a
familiar figure in the judges stand
at Maine race tracks. He is the own
err of the splendid stud sired by j.
Malcome Forbes. dam Ethel Vaughn
by Orian, with seven in the list: Sec
on dam Roxie Alton with a record OF
2.01. He is 16 hands tall. weighs 11S5
pounds, with a 2.10 speed, having
been go this year. He has been an
eighth in is seconds and is four years
old. This promising animal Is nicely
finished and is one in all we'll
turned horse.
Horace Chase Of Cornville, who
was bound over to await the action
Of the grand jury Wednesday. charg-
ed with cheating under false pre-
fences. was liberated from jail on
Thursday, having procured the re-
quired bonds Of $50 for his further ap-
pearance.
Joseph L. Haskell went to Augusta
Thursday to visit for a short time with
friends.
Maurice P. Merrill and William Fol-
som Merrill, two well-known local at
torneys. left Thursday for Boston. The
latter vas continuing his journey to
Minneapolis. MINI.
Mrs. W. o. Paul Of Scion was in
town Tuesday. leaving here for a visit
in Portland. She was accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Bertha Paul, a
school teacher Of Scion. who was to
attend the teachers convention. Sew
eral other teachers we're included in the
party-Miss Christine Eaton and Miss
Elsie Roberts of Scion and Miss Leona
Rowell of Cornville. Mrs. Earle Green
of this town also left for Portland to
attend the convention but the majority
Of the Skowhegan teachers went on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larry Of Choho-
rua. N. H.. who have been guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Buker.
departed Thursday for Weld to visit
their son. Harold Larry. and family be-
fore going to their home. w. H. Larry
of Chocorua, who has also been visit
ing here. departed at the same time.
Mrs. William H. Halves and daugh-
| ter Helen left Thursday for a few days
Wis in Portland
The Ladies' Aid Of the First Baptist
chlrch will meet Monday afternoon
| with Mrs. Ida S. L. Smith.
| Mrs. Miriam 9. Merrill ACCOMPANIED
/ by her daughter. Miss NJ Louise Mer.
rill, and her grandson, Master Robert
F. Bratten, left Thursday for New York
City. Mrs Merrill will probably pass
the winter in Lancaster. Pa. Miss Mer.
rilfs wedding to George Hoover Rupr
| of Montclair. n. j.. will occur Satur.
, Cay in the Martha Washington hotel
| New York City.
S. W. Phiibrick has been in Portland
curing the present week on business.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Gen.
tenary VI. E. church will meet Monday
'ternoon with Mrs. Judson Smith.
D5nald Austin on Tuesday underwent
s"rgic al o GRAFTON for tubercular peri
tonit's at the Somerset hospital
Tee Working LEAGUE of the Congre-
gational church will serve a harvest
dinner Thursday, Nov. 6, in the churc /
banquet rooms
The annual meeting OF the Somerset
Central Agricultural Society will be hell
Thursday. Nov. s. at the municipal
court ROOM
The sale of the c. H. and L. II. Bar
den farm in Pittsfeld to Perley w.
Bedford Of Smithfield is reported by
s. II. Swain. The place is well located
for market purposes. lying between the
VILLAGES Of Pittsfield and Hartland 1t
| contains go acres. MFR. Bickford in.
tends to so into dairying and stock
ra sing. The sale Of the George W.
Corp farm in Scion was also reported
! Thursday morning by Mr.. Swain. the
pure laser being George Z. Anderson of
kiamundy. Alberta Canada. Mr.. An
derson intends to 60 into general farm
| ing. He has arrived. accompanied by
his three small children. the wife and
mother being deceased. Mr.. Copp will
move into Scion village.
An "at home day was observed
Wednesday afternoon by the Skowhe-
gan Womans Club in honor Of the
members of the club, at the Library
pa lors. Music was furnished by the
Bethany Baptist orchestra. consisting
Of Miss Virginia Ames, Helen Day,
Lloyd Valliere. violns: Kenneth Copp,
corner; and Mrs. Ethel Whittier Ames,
p ano accompanist. The parlors were
p,ettily decorated with chrysanthe.
NUNS. Punch, waters. nuts and candy
were served. About 60 were present.