Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-03

tne faculty of the Portland High at
her home on Grant ST, Portland, re-
turned home Saturday night.
Supreme Court to Convene Today
Somerset County Supreme Court
VIII convene today, with Judge Dunn
OF Orono presiding. The jurors are
Charles d. Bates. Jennie Flood Kre-
ser and Florence Bacon of Fair
field Mark III. Bean of Pleasant
Ridge; j.. j. Berry, Arson: George
l.. Bird, Norridgewock; Herbert a.
Boardman, Scion: Eugcn X. Camp
bell, Madison; Harry n. Carr. Nor
ridgewock; Herbert f. Corson,
Brighton: Bert A. Daggett. Skowhc-
gan: Edmund G. Durgin, West
Arthur Ella, Arson: Clifton Flanders,
Athens; George II. Fletcher, Arson;
Merritt Gould. Cornville; Edward
l.. Hight. Madison: Manson A. HUFF,
Pittsfield; jeremiah Il. Larry, Can
aan: Leigh NJ. Leadbetter. Harmony;
G: \. Maxim. Palmyra; Arthur G,
Morse, Starls; Carl W. Nelson,
+ Canaan; John Owens, Bingham:
II. l.. Palmer, Pittsfield: Arthur
Peterson. Detroit: Frank E. Pooler.
Skowhcsan: Henry Richardson.
Sho"HeSdH. CIDan IT, SpauldlnS,
Caratunk: Lionel q. Trafton. Show :
and John NJ. Weeks. st. Adams.
Sheriff John A. MOocrs will be as
sisted during the term by the fol-
lowing deputies. Ernest Fl. Cook,
Athens: r. II. Tuscan. Scion: Hor-
ace +. Croker. Canaan: j. r. Thibo-
deau. Skowhegan; and Frank l..
Gipson, Bingham.
The cases assigned for today arc:
the case of Wilmot Q. Gordon vs.. NJ.
l.. Adams and the case of Lionel G.
Trafton VS.. L. s. Bobbin and Shut
tie Company. both OF these cases
will be ordered for trial. 1t is eE-
pected that the case for divorce Of
Lewis Britton from Bertha Britton
who early last week caused a great
deal of newspaper publicity by go
ing on a hunger strike at the Brit
ton Home on the south side Of the
River road to Waterville few
:-iles below Skowhegan village will
come up for trial. This case was
continued from the January term
because the attorney Judge Benedict
Maher OF Augusta being member
Vt the S1st Legislature. Mr.. Britton
being represented by Merrill ana
,errill OF Skowhegan.
Tomorrow. Wednesday morning
Il e session will be devoted to the
\ ,turalization hearings. The fol-
/ 10 wing is q list of those making APP
piication for citizenship: Gaetane
| Debe, Skowhegan; George Aliyrf
| Rlais. Jaclsman: William James
| Knox. Fairfield: John William
Sheppard. Bingham; Carl Haroie
| Olson. Harmony; Frank Patrlch
! Haggan, Iacllman: Asadoor ANON
gian AHA Oscar Jacobs. Madison
, THOMAS Charron, Long Pond: Gus
/ tat Conrad Agrcn. New Portland:
Charles Henry Cross. Madison; nnt
Cservenall Gyirgy alias George Che
2 vcnal, Arson. The Eunice FafDs
] worth Chapter of the Daughters q
the American Revolution will pres
ent to each successful applicant
4 silk American Flag and also cop!
4 of the Mammal Of the United state:
for the Information of Immigrants
Arson was in town Monday morn
ing and presided at the rcgula
monthly session of the Western
Somerset Municipal Court. There
were two hearings before the court
L Harry Kelley Of Madison who was
charged with being intoxicated in
u pl 'rlic rla :. who was arrested ~
deputy sheriff George Walker of An.
son Saturday night at dance helt
u in the Arson town hall pleadct
II guilty and was sentenced to thirty
s DAYS in the county Jail and finet
ten dollars ami cost. Tie tine ant
u cost was paid and I'll, Jail sentences
u was suspended al tho suggestion Q
the officer who made the arrest. TN
second case was that OF Era nj
q O'Riellev of Skowhegan who was
q arrested by police officer DAVE
e Wi,hee and charged with intoNlca'
r ton. The respondent pleaded quit!
r; and was given fine of ten dollars
and costs and a sentence or thl!'H
v DAYS in the county jail. The 1ai
e sentence was suspended at thu
II suggestion of the officer who mad'
the arrest Mr.. Withcc. because o
o the illness of the respondents moth'
= or. The fine and cost were paid.
The Helen Cohurn Missionary SO
i cietv OF the Bethany Baptist churci
will hold its April meeting on FRI
~ dav afternoon, April the 9Th WIZ
II Mrs. Everett II. Goodrich at hel
home on Madison Ave. THO we,
= president. Mrs. r. Fremont Homs,e'
S viii preside at the meeting in The
absence Of The president. Mrs. George
Merriam who is in Massachuse, Z
:, visiting with her children. Tht
!. program will be directed by Mrs
y Goodrich and will be a study o.
Horne Mission work. :.
An enjorable Easter ball was hele
= Monday evening in Grange hall witt
I music BY Foley's orchestra.
The Venetian Melody BOYS o.
:, Portland will be in town tfida,
II evening. April 9th and will furnish
music at dance to be given IN Hes
v elton Hall.
y Miss Harriet Paterson and
: friend. Miss Francis Cobh OF Au-
+. burn arrived in town Monday noon
and went to South Scion to visit
with Miss Paterson's uncle and aunt
- Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Paul.
y Many friends of William Probe.
who has been employed at Hotel
. HOLLYWOOD, Miami. Fla. for the win
ter will be interested to learn that
he has COMPLETED work there and
returned as far north as New York
city.
= Miss Doris Sylvester and Miss
p Helen lies. who have spent two
weeks vacation with Miss Svlve9-
II ter's aunt. Mrs. Florence Erskine at
- her home in Bath. returned Mon
', day noon 10 resume their studies
g in s. II. s.
q Mrs. Frank r. Pencil has gone
. to Portland to visit with her daUah-
ter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs Wal
c ter Bachelder and their little son.
- Franklin Pencil. born a few days
n ago.
n George Adams. deputy sheriff, of
| f1.