Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-03
UpREME court
Naturalization Cases at
Wednesday Session

Justice Hanson Delivers Address TO
Ek-serviee Men Who Had just
Been Admitted to Citizenship -
Trial Of Civil Cases Begins Today
aYou have already shown by your
acts that you have been devoted to
this country and to the principles Tor
which we entered the great war; the
country was already indebted to you
and now you have a right to claim .
little more than you did befors, that
the country you were fighting Tor 10
now your own" said Associate jus
tice George NJ. Hanson Of Calais In ad-
dressing class Of seven soldiers OF
the World War who had just been ad-
mitted to citizenship. at the Wednes-
day session of the supreme judicial
court for Kennebec county.
Continuing his address. Justice
Hanson said:. "a great writer has
said Give to the world the best you
have and the best will come back to,
YOU You have already placed upon
the altar of humanity all that you had
and offered it, and ] have1 no doubt
that you will continue to be inspired
by the same feelings, tho best human
feelings, to get the best out OF lie
and to give your best to the world.
"The country never needed good
men any more than it does today and
your place in the world is just as i'm
p0rtant in way as 1t was in the
World War, only without so much dam
ger of personal injury to yourselves.
There is work for all good men, and
as I said the good men are needed,
needed to see that the peace which
has been established shall continue,
and it is the great work the best minds
of the world are today centered upon,
the ideaof preserving peace perpetual
ly, because Peace hath in her victories
no less renowned than war
II know you will all continue to be
guided by the same impulses through
life and that you will recognize the
rights and duties before you. the same
as you did during the last few years,
that the world may be better because
you did what you did and because you
shall continue to live up to what you
believe to be right and for the best.
Il congratulate you all, and 1 con-
graduate the State on having among
its membership you young men who
have shown yourselves to be the best
ty:-, CT young American manhood"
The following young men of Ken
nebec county who served in the World
War were admitted to citizenship at
yesterdays session of the court: Ern-
I0cpnlo in a,>1
Fecteau. Joseph Huard, Theodore P
, Bogatses. Joseph Ernest Lacombe,
Raymond Joseph Roderick, Arthur
Joseph Lambert.
Henry Nichols of Boston, Z. S. nat
uralization examiner, represented the
government at the examinations Other
, residents of the county admitted to
citizenship during the day were:
James Aaron Cain, James Allen Col
ford, Benjamin Leclair. Hugh Daniel
Mclean; Philip Crepeaut, Napoleon
Aud5ette,' Ferdinand NJ. Fountaine,
Frank e. Turcotte, Arthur Lacomb,
Frank p. Michigan. Tophile Betit, John
D. Cronin, Daniel J. Cronin, Thomas
A. Olsen, John T. Ramsey Howard A.
Sloanenwicht, Uldric ]. Caron. James
Newgard, S. John Sha1hop, Augustus
A. Pinnette. Orvilla Clapwood. Will
liam Roy. Richard c. Matte, Napoleon
II. Maheu, Charles Poulin, Arthur ].
Poulin. Joseph Maheu, Joseph Poulin.
Alexander J. Dione, Joseph A. Cyr.
Pierre Poulin, Adelard Denis, Joseph
Dennis, Octave Dennis, Gideon Roux.
George r. Walker, Joseph HI. Gilbert.
Arnold E. Flemming, Albert PORTER
Thomas j. Les sard, Alfred Simmins.
Antonio Guglienine, Isreal Marshall,
James L. Coakley. Thomas A. S. Ga
non, Polycarp Fortier, Stanley Mar
tin, Albert J. Aube. Frank S. Book
man, Joseph Mazzoleni, Joseph ".
Giguere. Henry Giguere, James NJ
Smith, Maurice Baron. Andre Denis,
Leouardas Vielleux, Theodore Huard
Eddie Goguen, Adelard Parquette, Mar
celle Pinet. Adelard Bureau, Max Mi
ianson. John Baptist williamson, Ade-
lard Huard, William Inversion, John