Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-07

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Vile Cowan, Pittsfield Henry Fleu-
ry, Fairfield; Robert J.. McClullen,
Fairfield; George Caron, Skowhe-
gan; Charles Salisbury, Hartland; j.
+. Stafford. Jr.. Hartland: Wilfred
Adams, Madison. The State was
represented by County Attorney
Harold L. Weeks.
The witnesses for the State were
deputy sheriff Ernest Cook of Ath-
ems, Veolet Kincaid and Victor Cook
of Athens, and eX-Sheriff John A.
Mooers of Skowhegan. all of whom
testified to smelling liquor on the
breath of the respondent on the day
of October 10 and his appearance of
being under the influence of intoXi-
eating liquor.
The respondent was represented by
Judge II. II. BraZzell of Fairfield who
was appointed by the court. The
witnesses were the respondent, his
wife. his mother and stepfather, Mr..
and Mrs. James Ludell of Scion, who
testified that he was not intoxicated
and that he had only taken a glass
of beer with his dinner about noon
in Bangor before starting on his re-
turn by automobile to his home in
Scion. Buzzell argued for the de-
tense. County Attorney Weeks con-
sidered the evidence for the State so
obvious that he did not argue the
case. Judge Philbrook gave very
brief charge. The jury retired at
3:46 and much surprised the court
by not returning until 1855 when it
brought in a verdict of guilty.
At $50 Judge Philbrook called the
jury to their seats in the court room
and gave them certain instructions
concerning their duties. The Jurors
were taken to restaurant for sup
per at o'clock accompanied by
deputy sheriffs Reed and Malcolm.
Court adjourned until Monday after
noon Mt 2 o'clock when the criminal
docket will be renewed.
This Friday evening the young
people of the Bethany Baptist
church will hold a social at the
church. Members of all the classes
are invited to attend.
Inc February meeting of the Ella
r. Mitchell Philathea Glass of the
bethany Baptist Church, will be
held at the Church Monday even
Ing. February 9th.
Mrs. Elise Fellows White has been
engaged to play the violin at the
sunday morning service at the
Federated church for a time.
First Friday devotions were oh
served at Notre Dame de Lourdes
church Friday morning. with masses
at $50 and Z o'clock.
Inc Ladies of St Anne will re
cel'e Holy Communion at the low
mass at o'clock Sunday morning
me Foreign Missionary Society rs
,he centenary Methodist church will
hoid February meeting Monday
afternoon at the home of John r
NC. MGIlellan on Elm ST. The hostesses
WI WI ne Mrs. Josephine Lancaster
ana Miss Pearl Bernard.
, rev: Herbert L. Nichols, who has
neen III since before Christmas. has
lowered and will resume his
duties as pastor of the Centera ,.s
Methodist Church, next SUNDAY
the Working League of tho Eedor
a,eu church will meet Mondav
afternoon at the Church.
Inc Ladies of st. Anne viii, r,oot
q. Notre Dame de Lourdes Cburct
sunday afternoon at four o'cIoci, vi
inc Skowhegan Historical Ci,,,,
WI, WI meet on Tuesday EVENING ~
i I at the home of Mr.. and Mr ae
t . W. Fogler, Elm st. An 10 o
tenes.ed IN the History of Skow-
nesan VIII be welcome 10 attend tbis
NC, William Roberts of South so,on
daw BUSINESS caller in town Thurs
neSs go T.. l.. savage was a bust
ana eG,.n IN Waterviile Friday-Mr
prchard are parents of hahn h O,u
n D; at Somerset hospital ThursdaSv,
W tIys,i The baby has been nan,aS
NWthlam Gardiner Harmon--Co, p
,, narsion Went to Augusta on hnsi-
m ,,'I frlday.-Miss Henrietta po,,Iin
W. NY ~ employed at the local s,orn
t, =, .ns Emery Brown COMPANY ~
-. I'm led from business trip to Watar-
nnie frlday morning.-Mrs. NtiIirad
Loster who has been in town 81 81
BUSINESS returned to her bon, in
rhlrneid Friday.--Miss Doris HIM, al
pnfey went to Boston Friday to W..
t l d lew days with Miss Gala c.
u,ull-Mrs. Ralph Brown, who ia ON
p.oseu at Emery Brown comnany,,
SIRE IS having short vacation ana
a. ent 70 Lewiston to visit until Mon
II WIN ner sister. Mrs. Fred Baird
WI ana MRS. Clarence +. Avotte
and III, ~ '1ouiton Friday on business
~ ~ VIII De guests Of Mr.. Ayotte,s
rnotner' Mrs. Jane Ayottc.-Denut,,
oherir Frank L. Gipson of Rine bbo,S
Went 70 bingham Friday morning 70
attend the funeral service of Eron ~
D. ho"e-Clyde Fl. Blackwell Forast
~. Brown. Hiram Beroe OF Skowbe.
San, and Percy Wittlce of Noridre.
wocK' were in Bingham FRIDAY afer.
moon TO represent Canton Somerset
a the funeral service of Frank p
rowe, who was an honored member
or Canton Somerset. ''eA
special convocation of Somerset
NAPIER NO. Is. r. and A. M. was
i neiu thursday evening in Masonic
na an: me Royal Arch degree was
'"o'a Leads the World in On;um
Trade.
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