Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-06
Jurors for April Term

The following will serve at traverse
jurors at the April term Of court:
Peter Baker Jr, Fairfield: Lyman NJ
Barnes. Fairfield: A. e. Bosworth. Corn
vile: e. H. Burgess. Norridsewock;
Cecil Chapman. Athens; A. A. Chevlot.
Norridgewock: William Churchill,
Starks; F. W. Coolidge, Pittsffeld: Elvra
w. Eaton, Scion; John b. Goodwin. An
son; F. c. Hanson. Ripley; Reuben
Head, Madison: Edmund A. Hende, son,
Jackman: J. Il. Herrin. Skowhegan;
Walter G. Hilton. Arson; S. e. Holden.
Moose River: Arthur s. Jordan. Hart
land; Henry McQuilkin. Moscow;
George L. Nay. skowhegan: William
Perry. skowhegan; Fred L. Pooler,
skowhegan: Frank N. Raymond. Pal
Marc Spear, Madison Oliver II. Stevens.
Smthfeld; f. r. Taylor, Pittsfeld Da-
vfd l.. Tracy, Mercer: Elmer c. Traf-
ton. Harmony: Henry wi'c-x. Pittsfeld:
George A. Williams. Capaan: Eugene
L. Williamson. New Portland: George
Woodman. st. Adams.
On account Of illness there will be
no meeting of the Skowhegan Wo-
mans club on Wednesday of this
week as announced. The next meet
ing will be on Wednesday April 18th.
A luncheon will be served at 1
o'clock followed by the business of
the annual meeting and an interest
ing program. All desirous of being
served at the luncheon will please
notify Mrs l.. II. Goldsmith by Sat
urday of this week.
Mrs. Charles Fernald and son stan
ley who have been visiting with her
mother, Mrs. F. f. Haycock returned
to her home in Cherryfield on Mon
day.
Mrs. Fanny Cabot. the librarian at
the Skowhegan Public library, who
has been passing the winter in Cali
forhia arrived in town Monday noon.
During Mrs. Cabot's absence the po-
sition of librarian has been ably filled
by Miss Lizzie Hussey.
The regular meeting of the first
Philathea class of the Federated
church will be held at 7.30 no
Wednesday evening at the parlors of
l.
an entertainment and refreshments
win be served.
The pumps are busily at work re-
moving the water from the pit inside
the Central Maine Power Company's
Golfer dam and work will be resumed
on the blasting operations il the riv-
! er does not rise again. A gang of
/ men are at work on the Golfer dam
stopping the leaks and some of the
gang Of carpenters were working on
! the forms which have been placl
| preparatory to pouring the cement
for the bank end of the construction
! County Agent Storer Of the Farm
Bureau went to Hartland Monday
afternoon on business connected with
his office.
Miss Alice Dyer of Portland. who is
a student at Boston University is q
guest at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. A.
F. Sanford.
Miss Evelyn Joy of Waterville,
who spent Easter Sunday with her
friend Miss Pearl Harville returned
to Waterviile Monday.
Sainuel Lefnieux was arraigned be-
fore Judge H. H. Brazzell of the
Western Somerset Municipal court
on Monday morning on a charge of
intoxication. 1emieux appeared on
Water street Saturday evening look
ing for fight but he was suppressed
by night ofi1cer Ed Sayers before he
did any damage. He pleaded guilty
to the charge and was sentenced to
pay the costs Of court which amount
ed to $4.32 Lemieux paid and was
released.
Capt. Charles Smith who has been
IN town as the guest of his father J.
N. Smith and his brother Myron ].
Smith returned to Montreal on Mon
day noon.