Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-15

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.Yer, Canaan, was before Judge Ell
mer w. Sawyer of North Arson In
the Western Somerset court held at
skowhegan Tuesday, Sept IL on two
warrants. charging him with the sale
Of intoxicating liquors to one Henry
Libby of Browns corner on sept. IL
and II. He pleaded not guilty but
was fined 800 in costs and ordered
to serve 60 days in jail in each case.
He appealed and was ordered 10
furnish bonds to the sum OF $oOO In
each case. The arrest was made by
Deputy Sheriff Horace Croker OF
Canaan who, on the stand told OF the
arrest. The second witness was
Henry Libby, who works Tor Fred
Porter. He said that he went to
Philip Grodeau's and bought a pint
Of liquor, paying $3.50 a pint and
purchased another pint which he
was going to pay for at the time OF
the arrest The next one called to
the stand was Philip Grodeau, who
said that he had only been in Canaan
a short time. He had wife, son
and daughter. He stated that the
first time that he met Libby, he
pulled him out of the mud, for
which Libby paid him 81. The
State was represented by County At
torney James Thorn of Madison.
Horace Hayden Of West Athens
was before Judge Elmer w. Sawyer
of North Arson in the Western Som
erset municipal court in Skowhegan
Tuesday, on complaint of Mrs. Edith
Corson of West Athens. charged with
throwing rocks against the home of
Mrs Corson. He was fined $50 and
costs of $21.91 and sentenced to
serve 80 days in Jail. The Jail SEN
tence was suspended upon the pay
ment of the fine and costs.
Henry Libby of Browns corner,
Canaan, was before Judge Elmer
Sawyer of the Western Somerset
municipal court held in Skowhegan
Tuesday, charged with operating a
motor vehicle on the streets of Ca
naan while under the influence Of
liquor on Sept. II. The court i'm
posed the minimum fine Of 500 and
costs SSH, with the alternative
sentence of 30 days in Jail. Fred
Porter, for whom Libby was work
ing, paid the fine and the court also
ordered him to furnish bonds to the
sum of $500 for his appearance as q
State witness at the next term of
court in the above case. County At
torney James II. Thorn appeared for
the State.
Mrs. ~ Nd -
and Velleyie, returned to their home
in Searsport Tuesday, after visiting
: her sister, Mrs. Croce of the Milburn
Fruit company. Mrs. Clifford and son
Lester OF New York had also been
Mrs. Croce's guest, returning home
the same day.
Mrs. Lucy Grant Of Hallowell was
in town Tuesday for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Kochler of New
York are making their home in the
Harry Dinsmore house on East
Front street. Mr.. Kochler is man
ager Of the Maine Apparel company
Herbert Griffin was in Watervllle
Tuesday on business.
Miss Leila Fairbrother, Mrs. Vera
Smith. Mrs. Jessie Plummer of the
Sorosis, Mrs. c. D. Miller, Mrs
Florence Danforth, Miss Louise Co.
burn, Miss Hannah Page of the
Woman's club and Miss Gertrude
Weston and Mrs. Irene Turner,
president Of the Town Improve
ment society left Wednesday morn
ing by auto to attend the meeting Of
the Maine Federation of the Wom-
ans clubs at Castine on September
14-15 and Is. The trip was made in
the Coburn. Smith and Turner cars.
Philip, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyril Cloutier, Is Hathaway
street, passed away Tuesday at the
age Of three months and six DAYS.
The burial will take place at the
Catholic cemetery in Waterville.
Mrs. Abbott Kendall passed
Wednesday with friends in Oakland.
Mrs. Emma Frost, Mrs. Albra
Smith, and Mrs. Matte Longfellow
were in Moodytown. Tuesday after
noon calling on Mrs. Frost's brother.
Mr.. Alross Moody, and her nephew,
Guy Moody.
Miss Marion Hare. the home dem
onstrator of the Farm Bureau. was
in Hartland. Tuesday.
Misses Helen Lord and Alta Por-
ter left Wednesday for Norton.
Mass, to continue their studies at
Wheaton college.
Mrs. Nettie Boston and Mrs. Fred
Sawyer were in Waterville, Wednes-
day.
Mrs John Cormier returned to
Van Buren, Wednesday. after visit
ing her son, George Pelletier.
Mrs. Frank Vosmus was the guest
of MRS. Bsantingham of Fairfield for
the day. Wednesday.
A birthday surprise party was
given to Miss Eva Chabot, Tuesday
evening, at her home on Winter
street. The affair was arraigned by
Miss Pearl Dumont and Miss Isa-
belle Dionne, assisted by others. The
lawn was prettily decorated with
Japanese lanterns The victrola fur
nished music for dancing and games
were enjoyed. There were about 80
present. Ice cream and punch, as
sorted cakes and waters were serv-
ed. Miss Chabot was presented with