Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-20

his family at Miss Lena NJ. wrn,,,.
has returned home.
Owing to the very critical illness, :.
Mrs. c. o. Small, wife Of Judge Sm,n
Of the Somerset probate court -.
sessions Of that court have been no.,
poned until next TUESDAY. NJ
Small was reported yesterday as -.
ing extremely low.
Francis W. Briggs has been a..
tending to business matters in Nav
York City this week.
Attorney Ernest c. Butler is O,
pected home from Chipley, Fla III,
| week.
Monday was County Agent s,o-.,,
day to be Ia his once here TO MAJ.
visitors and his next day will be s.n.
! TENDER and again on September II
Days in Hartland where the fcrm.,
headquarters were located will Be n.,,
| Monday. the 18th. Monday September
and Monday. September ..
Mrs. r. w. Elliott Of Har.land h,,
been In town this week becaus. az IN.
serious illness Of her little great.niec.
| Iseora Written who has been CRITICALLY
i'll with an appendicitis pus case a,
Somerset hospital.
Earl B. Davis has just sen, a erev
of men in tie woods in the Forsyth.
section.
Mrs. Humphrey Dyer who recently
moved here from Arlington. Mass, hu
returned from visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Williams in Har,.
land. Mr.. Dyer has also arrived from
Arlington.
A somewhat amusing incident &C.
CURED at the Southside grocery o.,
which fash and Groder are the prc.
Trietors- Three cars from Quebec
stepped n front of the store and wanted
to know il the roads were good 10
Skowhegan. They apparently little
realized that they were already in the
village.
o. NJ Wilbur. poultry sec slist will
be in Skowhegan several days this
week. During t: is time cull.ns Genoa.
STATIONS among poultry will be hell
Beside those where demonstration
were given the 18Th. tie county agea;
has one scheduled at the home Of Ms
| J. A. Jones, Fa'rie'd sCeater On Aug
= ard the BENJAMIN Ella !. ac. a: Sorn
AnsoR. Arg. g
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stevar. # Nca.
Rutland. Mass. have he,n visiting I,
tn. home Of Mr.. And Mrs He-rv wes'.
worth. .Isny long rides were takel
while at the Wentworth hom.. incl1d.
ing tris to Bangor. Great Moos, Lake
Pleasant Pond and Smfthfei1 As this
was their hrst trip 10 Maine the hil;,
were great delight to them.
Due to important business to be taken
Up ut . later date there viii be no basl.
ness down On the date sst for the IN.
nual meeting OF the Somesset County
Farm Bureau. The date for the meeting
win be given out later. Some Of Che ID.
teresting agricultural news among The
members Of this organization tn otter.
emit sections cf the county: Charles T.
Fuller Of Norridsswock. proprietof o.
Fernside - miIking Is head Of hsh
grade Gurnseys- Nr. Fuller also has q
fns field Of sweet corn Of II aerea-
Leroy Sanford Of this place issuaae
q cement cream tank that he made him
self. This tank has been IN use for
several years and h. proving veryat'
isfactory.
A. c. Heaid Of colon has - aaes-et
potatoes. 100 acres OF oats and 8 aess
Of buekwheat
Ella BrotAers Of North Anson hsss
put in ss loads Of hay this season.
They have Is acres Of early Pearl oats
which ara looking very good.
H. Fl. Fuller Of Palmyra has lust cut
an acre Of alfalfa which was seeded
last spring.
Charles II. webb and Elmer L. Baird
who have = me farm on Webb Ridge n
St. Adams have an excellent looking lot
Of pigs on = self feeder supplemented
by rape pasture Last year they mao
a very successful lot Of pigs handed N
a similar manner. They also have .
demonstration Of sweet corn and one Of
potatoes
Many Of the Somerset county farmers
are planning to field select their SEED
for Hext year. Their object in doing
this - to select the seed they are SURE
10 best. County Agent c. A. stcrer hls
several men in the county who as
planning to have him do some aeA *
lection for them. II any others are u.
terested in seed selection the couh"
agent would be pleased 10 hear nV"
them