Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

pay for the reasonable clothing. edvca-
ton and board Of the child at the con-
vent at Jackman until she arrives at
the age Of II years. Perley Grant Of
Fairfield vs. Harriet a.. Grant Of Car
diner for adultery; Martha Smith Graft
to of Pittsfeld vs.. James Harry Cratic
of Waterville for cruel and abusive
treatment; Harry W. WEIGH VS.. Carrie
Belle WEIGH for adultery; Phineas Y.
Mitchell vs.. Evelyn c. Mitchell. utter
desertion, children Viva c., Charles +.
and Leola E.. given to the father; Her
bert A. Jones VS.. Hazel NJ. Jones. utter
desertion; Emrnan Hanson Brown of 81.
Adams vs.. James W. Brown Of Dex-
ter. for gross and confirmed habits Of
intoxication: Eva NJ. Robinson of Hart
land from Charles Drue Robinson Of
Sherman Station for utter desertion:
Andrew w. Crossman VS.. Lizzie E.
Crossman for adultery. custody of child
Nina May given to father; Alice L.
Daub of Fairfield We. Walter T. Daub
Of New York for cruel and abusive
treatment and refusing to provide. care
of children Mary l. Daub and Annie
NJ. Daub given to mother: Helen NJ.
York of Fairfield VI. George A. York of
Waterville, cruel and abusive treatment
and extreme cruelty, name OF libelant
changed to Helen NJ. Williams.
George Warren
Rev. George Merriam. pastor Of the
Bethany Baptist church, was in Corn
vile Sunday to o~fiiciate at the funeral
of George Warren. the obsequies oc-
curing at 2 p. NJ. Mr.. Warren was 81
years Of g at the time Of his death.
Miss Annie Corrigan Of this place has
sold and and buildings located on South
.treet to Albert Staneszeski of Show
hogan.
Mr.. n Mrs. Horace Cook of Water
Vile were among the Saturday night
arrivals, coming to visit here for a time.
William S. Banks of Bristone. n. B..
who recently purchased Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. J. Kimball Of Madison their farm.
the first one in Cornville after. cross
ing the Skowhegan line beyond Malbons
Mills, has arrived and accompanied by
his brother has taken possession. The
brothers family is to continue to reside
at their old home for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Sheridan were
among the SkoChegan people to partici-
pate in the I. o. o. F. anniversary OBJ
a in Portland.
The indications are at the pres
ent time that far less potatoes will
be planted in Somerset county this
spring than last. The sweet corn
crop on the contrary would be much
larger If the price paid by canners
had not dropped while the grain
acreage will be increased. but most
ly oat products as scarcely any wheat
will be planted this spring. accord
ing to County Agricultural Agent
Robert Stiles. There are all ready
a large number of silos in the coun-
ty and the county agent has six DEM
o%nstrations planned. which will
doubtless result in quite a number
being copied. The County Farm
Bureau now has about 33225 members
and while this membership should
be greatly increased, the organiza-
ton is proving helpful to the town
committees who are holding meet
ings and arranging extension work
through County Agent Stiles. Be-
ginning today (Monday) and con-
tinuing during Tuesday and Wednes-
day. j. S. Carver, the poultry spe-
cialist. will be in different sections
Of the county working with Mr..
Stiles and calling particularly on diff
ferent poultry owners. where DEM
~onstrations in accounting. chicken
raising. etc. are. now in effect. On
Tuesday these two gentlemen will
build IN Orono type poultry house
for Elmer Folsom at his farm in
Cambridge. Mrs. B. L. Aborn. lee
turer of North Waldo Pomona
Grange. is to assist County Agent
Stiles for a few weeks this spring
in club work among the boys and
girls and she will speak at a meet
ing of S~kowhegan Grange next
Wednesday evening. She will prob
ably speak at Canaan Grange hall
on Thursday evening Of this week.
The Agricultural Club work among
h boys and girls in Somerset
county, where organizations have
been again perfected this season. has
more than doubled, according to the
county agent. North Arson has
about GO members in comparison
with about Is last season. Prof.
Guy r. Williams and Miss Lula Cor.
don are the respective leaders in
that town. At Scion the clubs have
about doubled this year over last. a.
G. Head and Mrs. Mabel Magoon
are the respective leaders. A girls
club which has been organized in
Skowhegan is under the leadership
Of Miss Ruth Greenwood with II
members, while at Norridgewock
Mrs. Lizzie Watson has been elected
leader for the girls and Guy Rogers
for the boys. County Agent Stiles
is to be congratulated on the efficient
work he has done among the young
people of the county as well as along
ether lines.
A message received by Mrs. Annie
Nolin from her son, f. Elmer No.
lin. who has been in military service
overseas for a long period. is to the
effect that he has reached Boston
and will soon be at home. Mr.. No.
lin has been list sergeant, Co. E, 1O3d
Infantry, at the Field Hospital 1O1,
Sanitary Tr. iO1. A. E. F. Mrs. No.
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