Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-24
Municipal Court

fore Judge 4. w. Stone in the munici-
pal court Friday afternoon on the
charge Of driving motor car while
under the influence of intoxicating Ii
quor. Complaint made by State High
way Inspector Palmer and Deputy
Sheriff Marion Ellis. Probable cause
being found, DAILY was bound over to
the January term of the superior court
DAILY furnished cash bail for the sum
Of 500.
Fred Grant of Garland was before
Judge A. w. stone of the municipal
court last week charged with single
sale. Complaint was made by James
Wilson, who is in charge of the road
crew which is constructing state road
In the Charleston district. Wilson
claims that Grant was selling to his
crew. making n general disturbance.
Arrest was made by Deputy Sheriff
.lalph NJ. Stuart of Garland. Judge
Stone imposed fine of 5000 and costs
with two months in the county Jail
Grant appealed and bail for the sum
u sac was furnished by John Olson
2El Peter Haloerg, both of Garland.
Cider was the popular beverage at
Grants. Many of the men who work
cd on the road getting their supply
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ballard and lit
tie daughter of Augusta. passed the
and Mrs. James Boynton on Maple
street.
G. A. Runnals Of Dover-Foxcroft
manager of this district for the Gen.
trail Maine Power Co., was in town
saturday on business.
Mrs. Ray Whittermore and Miss
Ora Whittermore were callers in
Bangor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Weeks moved to
Corinna Saturday where they will
make their home this winter.
Nelson w. Carter passed away at
his home on the Shore road after an
Illness of one week. The deceased
Wis boin in Van Buren,, Maine, May
.. 1862, and has resided in this town
for the past nine years.
Mr.. Carter is survived by his wife
Flora Carter and several children.
In the Spring Street School Educa-
ton Week was observed In some
manner in all of the rooms. In some
the purpose of the week and the
significance of each was explained
In the morning exercises. In others
this was taken UP in the history
class. Several rooms gave special
attention to flag exercises. and flag
salutes. In one room the preamble
to the Constitution was memorized,
and in others. papers were written
on educational topics. The pupils
OF the first grade wrote invitations
to their parents to visit their ROOM
There were during the week 103 visi-
tors In the various rooms. The
teachers say that it Is a great help
to them and to the pupils to have in
terest shown in their work in this
way and expressed the wish that
more parents might give them an
hour occasionally.
Cedar street school as an extra in
dueement to the parents to visit
school gave short entertainment
on Friday afternoon, followed by the
regular school work. Fifty three
adults visited during the week.
The visitors were given an oppor-
tunity to examine the hand work
done by the children during the fall
term. This consisted of number
papers, spelling booklets. drawing
and coloriEg, also construction work.
At the Pleasant street school
which includes grades from the sub
primary to the fifth the regular acti-
vities were carried on during Educa-
tional Week. Forty niDA parents and
other visitors responded to the In
vitation extended by the teachers to
obrerve the work in the various
rooms. The little people in many
classes In this building staged dra-
matizations of various events in
American history In their room.