Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-26

she viii be accompanied py her
1aughtef, Mrs. Merle Colby. and little
son Fred,
Manly Mason Of Athens had the
tSnaisfortune on Monday afternoon to
saw his foyefinGer on his left hand
. SO badly that DR.. Eilingwood, who
TENDED him, was obliged to ampu-
! tate the finger. Mr.. Mason was em-
pioyed by Tibbetts & Fox and the
accident happeped while he was
WORKING on . slab saw.
The regular meeting OF the Town
Improvement Society will be held on
Friday afternoon in the parlors of the
public library. The program is in
charge of Miss Emma Hail. who is
one of the directors. II WIN be a
musical program. made UP Of the fol-
lowing numbers: Paper, "r'aine-A
Vacation Mecca for Musicians"
poem. "A Song of Maine" and Vic
trcia reflections. 1'$ !.
Somerset Lodge. F. & A. NJ. met on
Monday evening and did work in the
z. A. degree.
w. L. Burlock of. .Hartland was in
tawn Tuesday on business.
Miss II. Colburn, who Is doing
tight duty at the Somerset hospital
has been i'll for a few days, but was
able to resume her work Monday
night
Ralph Clement of Skowhegan was
operated upon at the Somerset hos
pital Monday morning.
Skowhegan people will be interested
to know that two of the
young men Who are members Of the
Colby Sons Of Colby Fathers club re-
Gently organized at Colby college. are
Skowhegan boys. Libby Pulsifer. son OF
/ Mrs. Helen Pulsifer Of Madison avenue
and the late DR.. Ralph Pulsffer and
Joseph Coburn Smith. sop~of DR.. and
Mrs. George Otis Smith OF Coburn
| avenue and Washington. D. c. Char
les Hanson Gale. grandson of the late
Rev. Charles'V. Hanson. the first pas
tor of the Bethany Baptist church and
Leonard Mayo. a cousin of DR.. George
Otis Smith, are also members of the
club.
| Miss Mildred Frederick of Starks, who
has been taking a nurses training al
| Somerset hospital. will complete the
| course and graduate Oh Friday of this
week.
| Leon Titcomb, who has been passing
! few days at his home on Summer
| street, returned to Bangor. .'
/ Mrs. Lillian Wilson of North Corn
Vile. is a medical patient at the Som
erset hospital. having entered the insti-
i tuition on Sunday.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Herbert L.
Nichols entertained the ladies of the
| Foreign Missionary society of tie Gen.
| tenary Methodist church at the parson-
| age. During the first Of the afternoon
the ladies assisted Mrs. Nichols in her
clerical duties as secretary of the Au-
gusa district. Mrs. Nichols gave an
interesting talk on the work being done
in this district. The following officers
were elected to serve for the coming
year: President. Mrs. Anna F. Merrill
vice president. Mrs. Nichols; secretary.
Mrs. Viola Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Eliza
! Covel. Plans for the next meeting,
when a social affair will be given, were
discussed by the ladies.
| The supreme judicial court for Som
erset county convened Tuesday MORN
ing with Chief Justice Leslie C.. Cornish
of Augusta presiding. Prayer was Of
! fered by the Rev. George Loring Thur
! low, pastor of the Federated church.
The following out-of-town attorneys
were present; C, w, Hussey. Carroll N
Perkins, Waterville; T. A. Anderson,
Pittsfield; Senator Leroy r. Folsom,
Norridgewock; William wv. Brown,
County Attorney James H. Thorne,
Madison Royden V. Brown. Bingham;
Judge Elmer w. Sawyer, Clayton
Eames. Solon; George Chapman and
Harold Weeks. Fairfield: J. Howard
Haley, Hartland. The traverse jury was
called and % responded. Seven We're
excused. Skowhegan lawyers present
! were A. X Butler, George w. Cover
E. +. & w. F. Merrill, Maurice p. Mer-
rill, John Lewis. Harold J. Phillips, WILL
liam Halves. Samuel w. Gould and Ly-
man L. Walton. The grand jurors were
called and in charge of Deputy r. b.
| Cole reported to County Attorney
! Thorne. Frank L. Laughton. Ripley;
Frank E.. Akeley. Skowhegan; Albert
j.. Blair. Skowhegan; Ira r. Adams
t Scion; Charles Collins. Moscow; Daniel
/ Collins. Cornville; E. S. Damon, Hart.
land; w. C. Dyer, Fairfield; William
Felker. Arson; Harold @. Foster. Ca
naan; Ernest {, Hopkins. st. Adams
Ross Lishness, North New Portland
George Merrill, Madison: l.. s. Merrill
! Norridgewock; Byron J. Stevens. Flag
staff; David Viles. Madison; Charles IL
Buzzell. Pittsfield. Thirty-two traverse
jurors were called and seven excused
Court then proceeded in calling the
docket
| Mrs. Bertha Pickel of Arson, was
| operated upon at Somerret hospital
Tuesday morning.
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