Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-26

fore the Skownesan Rotary Club at
a luncheon held in G. A. r. Hall.
Mrs Sandford Russell, who several
days ago gave birth to twin children
Is very ill at her home on Water st.
Ernest Moor OF Brookline, Mass, is
in town the guest for a few days OF
his sister anda husband DR. and Mrs.
NJ f. Lord of Water st.
Representative Leslie T.. Jacobs Of
Auburn returned to that city Thurs
day morning after being in town
Wednesday to see his daughter, Miss
Marion Jacobs, who while finishing
her senior years work at S. ii. s., is
making her home with Mrs. Thomas
Thomson of Mount Pleasant Ave. Mr..
Jacobs also attended to matters of
business in town.
The following is a list of the Ira
verse jurors which were empanelled
Wednesday afternoon: First jury
Henry Cooley of Bingham, foreman;
man .Tewett. Ripley; James f. Nc
I4aughlin. Moscow: Omar Fletcher,
Arson: Gail Pollard Fairfield: Ell
nest nj. Penney, Fairfield: Fred w.
Dyer New Portland: Mary l.. Row.
ell, SFowhegan: Fred Campbell, Mer-
Ger; S. w. Seekins, st. Albans: Carl
ton lie Page, Long Pond. Second
jury: Henry Hoyt. Skowhegan, fore
man; Ruben Head, Madison; II. II.
Hubbard. Palmyra: Ralph B. Corson,
Scion: George II. Ames. Canaan;
Willard G.. Bunker, Harmony; Char
les +. Buzzell, Athens: Walter Rob-
jnson, Arson: ]. Harold Salisbury.
| Canaan: Fred Hayden, Madison: r.
X. Morris, Concord; Melvin A. Tay-
lor Pittsfield The first jury is in
charge of depty sheriff Frank GIBSON
of Bingham and the second jury is
| in charge of deputy sheriff, j. L. Thl-
| bodeau OF SkOWhcgan.
Mrs. Cora Goodwin Of Athens is
| irf town being called here by the ser
| ious illness of her daughter. Mrs
| Sanford Russell.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Richards arc
| parents of a little son, born recent
| " at the Somerset hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Dyer have re-
turned from North New Portland
| where they were called the first OF
| the week by the death of Mr.. DyerS
brother. ChanccN Dyer.
Muphy'S orchestra of Boston Will
be in town Saturday night and sun
| day TO furnish music for the dedica-
! ton ceremonies of the now mil OIL
| the Maine Spinning Co.
y.
Portland was in town Thursday the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dyer
of Winter street.
Willard II. Cummings. local agent
| of the American WOODEN Company
went TO Pittsfeld and Newport
"Wednesday on the late train on Of
fetal business.
Many friends Of Mrs. Frank Foley.
| (nce Lcona Wcntworth.) who has
| been seriously i'll at the kennobcc
Valley hospital, where she was Il
| surgical patient, Will be pleased to
know that she has 50 far recovered as
to he dismissed and go to the home
of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Jerome Abbey of Madison avenue,
with whom Mr.. and Mrs. Foley re-
side.
Mrs. Wilbur IIapsgood of Madison
is in town. being called here by the
death OF her father, Danvillc Fish
of East Front street.
G. rerlcy Fogg and son, George
Eogg of Cornyillc were in town on
business Thursday.
10th the stages from Athens. Il -
mile trip and from Canaan. an s.
milo trip. made their usual trips
Thursday in spite of tho storm.
\ horse owned by c. l.. Mathcrs
Of the Malbon's Hills ncighborhood.
was badly cut late Wednesday at
tcrnoon when it was. being worked
about Il mile and a half from tho
home of Mr.. Mathcrs. lie got into
| the deep snow. The cut was from
the ankle down to the hoOf and the
wound blcd profuscly before <Dr.
White, who was called. was able to
get to the animal. 1t was cstima ted
that the flow of blood was gallon.
1t was necessary for the horse to
walk tho distance home.
The meeting of the Bethany Guild
which was to have been held Thurs
day afternoon at the church was
postponed because of the bad walk
ing and will be held. weather per-
hitting. on Thursday afternoon of
next week at the church. There is
considerable work to be done and
it is hoped that there will be large
attendance.