Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-05
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train. The first case called was fW'
schins VS.. Paine, Thorne ana w. :"
Brown. attorneys.
In the assigned cases for IuesaaS'
tho two cases of NOVEL; VS.. Lam
caster were continued fina! for de-
fendart. The two cases OF Depe
va. Debe and the case Of Repetti IS
Debe. are marked for trial. La"ssnes
and Merrill & Merrill. attorneys
Wednesday has been appointed Tor
trial OF criminal cases. provided u"
the civil cases are disposed o.
At the calling Of the criminal dock
ct. the following eAtries were "aoe
The appealed case Of State vs. Ed
ward Berry. defaulted.
State vs.. Earle V. Stapieford, re-
spondent and sureties defaulted.
State VS.. DIR. Borden. retracted plea
In court below and pleaded guilty.
State VS.. j. Ralph Bean, noiprossed
on payment of costs.
state vs.. John Chizman, respond
ent not appearing was defaulted ana
cash bail of $50 forfeited to state.
State VS.. Felix Butler. bail defaui:-
ed.
State VS.. John Staniski. pleaded
guilty TO charge Of receiving stolen
goods, nolprossed as to larceny. CIV
ell in custody of probation officer fcr
one year.
State vs. Raymond Wall. alias
Ward waived reading III indintnen..
pleaded guilty and was renacded for
sentence.
state VS. J. II. Bake. las Henry
Baker. appealed and filed cash baii
Of SEQ for appearance from day 10
day.
The following criminal cases are
SCI for trial.
State VS.. Fred Withce; State Va.
J. H. Baker: State VS.. John Butler;
State VS.. Charles Darts: State vs.
OdeI Gerrish and Lizzie Crossman.
A stated conclave Of De Molay
Commandery. No. 10. 4. T.. was held
at the Asylum. Tuesday evening az
80. Beside the regular business ~
tho meeting there wa, ba:iotting.
a very interesting meeting OF t,.,
daughters of the American Revo'n
ton was hold at the home Of Miss
Gertrude Weston. Tuesday afternoon
''ilc chief feature of The afternoon.
p,cSr: n vas paper u" Miss West
On, in hicn she related the history
Of ,rc Weston family. DELEGATES
We're chosen Cor the State Council
t, be Eeid in Bangor. March 10 AMI
-. Following Is the list Of delegates:
Mrs Ahbie Wilte::. Mrs. Edith Phil
brick. Mss Louis" obu7n. Mrs. H=l.
en- Wentworth Mrs. Eva Greenwood,
Mrs. Lois Patten. and Miss Gertru 10
Weston. The alternates chosen
were: Mrs. Nellie Chase. Mrs.
George Wilson. Mrs. Florence Cur
rier. Mrs Sarah Marston Mrs. Sarah
Eaton, Mrs. Emma puH:cn AMI M"s.
Della Bartlett.
Miss Louise Cuburn md Mrs. Fan
ME Cabot were chosen delegates 10
tic Continental Congress 10 ia held
iii Washington. April 10.
The next meetin. will be It Silver
Tea and will be held in Library Par
jcrs on the afternoon of February -.
The hostesses for that iay are Mrs
Elizabeth Merrill, 1,r. Cora '.i,ns..n.
Mis-. Nellie Chase. Mr.. Emma Eun-
K and Mrs. Elise Fellow, White
Monday was very busy day at
the Red Cross Rooms. In response
t. al appeal made Sunday by c. =.
Nj rrill chairman Of the local nf.
g.:rlzatioH, there was a very large
attendance OF sewers under the aus
plces of the Working League of the
Congregational Church.
1t was an all-day session, a bas-
ket lunch was served at noon and u
splendid days work was accom-
plished.
1t is sure thing that General Clar-
ence f. Edwards will speak in Show
hogan. Wednesday. Feb. 26. Not only
are the people of this section anxious
to see and hear the leader of our own
famous division, but General Edwards
wants to come here and talk with the
relatives of the men of Co. r.. The
fathers mothers. wives or other rela-
tives are urged to be present and meet
and talk with the general personally.
He will come here by special train
and will probably speak in the Opera
house in the afternoon. Final ar
engagements are being made which
will he made public later
Within a few days the county Red
Cross has shipped to the New Eng
land headquarters at Boston the fol-
lowing articles: $50 chemises, p pa
jamas. IA convalescent gowns, go
Italian comfort kits, 30 children's
dresses, SO understands, puff and
20 han1terchiefs.
Mrs. Matte Hayden Of Madison ar
rived at Somerset hospital Monday
where she will receive surgical treat
ment
Mrs. Ed. Barnes of Waterville was
AN arrival at the local hospital Mon
day. She will undergo an operation
some time within n few days Sam
uel Greene from Norridgewock is also
a new patient at the institution. He
will receive treatment
Skowhegan Grange has recently an
pointed a committee to arrange AN
evening in celebration Of the wiping
away of the Grange debt. This COM
mittee consists of Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Whittier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Goodrich. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. B. Haskell, and MIR and Mrs.
Forrest Greene. The members Of the
Grange debt committee are to be
guests of honor at this occasion. No
definite plans have as yet been made.
Tho Social Circle OF the Methodist
church met Monday afternoon With
Mrs. Bessie Smith on Monday after