Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-22
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Two Cases Before
Judge Stone, Tuesday

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Clifford r. Pearl and Frank A.
Hall Of this town were before Jdge
A. w. Stone in the Municipal court,
Tuesday afternoon, charged with
| larceny of one Oakland touring car,
owned by Ed Stewart of Corinna to
| which charge they entered a plea Of
not guilty. Probable cause was ad-
| judged and they were bound over to
| the September term of the Superior
| court which convenes the second
| Tuesday of September at Bangor.
Bail was fixed at $500. Alfred Pearl
and Frank l.. Pullen acted as sur
| tiles for Clifford Pearl and Hall was
remanded to Jail Tuesday night IN
| able to secure suritieS.
The story goes that Harvey Ste
wart, son Of the owner Of the car
came to Dexter, Monday evening to
attend the Park Theatre, parking his
car on Main street in that vicinity.
AS near as can be ascertained the
car was stolen between 8 and $50
! o'clock. Word was sent out by Of
| ficials and the boys were found with
the car in Augusta by the Augusta
police. State Highway Police Dorr
and Palmer brought the respondents
| to Dexter, Tuesday afternoon.
Kenneth Buker of Garland was
| before Judge Stone Tuesday after
| charged with driving a horse in ex-
| cess of his contract. The horse
! having been hired from Gould's liv-
! cry to 60 to Cambridge and was
| driven to Mercer. The respondent
| plead guilty to the charge. Owing
| to the fact that the respondent was
without funds and had no work the
! fine was omitted upon payment Of
| costs OF S42,87 which the boy promis-
! ed to pay as soon as he could earn
| the same. He was ordered to report
for each ten days to court, his case
| being continued for such time. If he
| does not seek a job and settle with
! the court he will be remanded to
jail.
The Methodist Episcopal Society
will hold lawn social on Friday
| evening, July %, at the NJ. f. church,
! weather permitting. Ice cream and
cake will be on sale, also home made
| candies. The public is cordially
| invited to attend.
| Mrs. Ruth Z. Dudley has returned
! from Searsport where she has been
the guest Of friends for several
weeks.
Charles Towle went to Boston this
| morning for a few days on business.
Miss Louise Weymouth, r. n, is
! caring for Mrs. Edward Whalen and
] little daughter at the home OF Mr..
! and Mrs. Joseph Mountain on High
land avenue. =
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Scribner Of
birmingham, Mass, are in town. the
! guests of relatives and friends.
| Miss Ruth Dudley was in Bangor
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Maude Shepherd and her
mother. Mrs Charles LoveJoy have
returned from several weeks at Au-
| burn. n. H, where they visited MIS-
Lovejoy's home.
Miss Elsie Lauridson, who is en-
n1oved in Portland, is in town for
several days, the guest Of relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Capen have
returned from a weeks outing at
Moosehead Lake. w.,
Jerry Page was a business caller
in Corinna, Tuesday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs William Thompson,
I Miss Ruth Thompson and Ray
/ Thompson have returned from mo-
| tor trip to Fredericton. \. B.
| Fred Abbott, who has been pass
| ing few days with his family at
| Kennebunkport has returned to his
1 home in this town.
| Rev. Clifford V. Gross of the Con-
| gregational church was a business
| caller in Belfast, Tuesday.
Mrs. Augustus Pooler has gone to
! Portland where she will pass several
| days.
Elmer Little of Dover-Foxcroft
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs W. *.
! Penley. Tuesday evening.
( Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Whitney and
their guest, Mrs. John Whitney of
Winthrop passed Tuesday at Lake
wood.
Mrs. William Z. Brewster was in
Skowhegan on business Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ackland and
son, Fairmont Nebi have arrived in
town to pass the summer months,
the guests Of Mrs. Ackland's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Seavey and sis
ter, Mrs. Hugh Hutchins.
A. l.. Davis was a caller in New
port, Wednesday evening.
Charles Z. Brewster was a bust
ness caller in Bangor, Wednesday
evening, where he attended the Pc
nobscot County Republican commit
tee.
Mrs. Norman Quimby is employed
at the store of H. L. Tillson and
Son.
Mrs. Irene Watts of Florida is in
town for the summer months the
guest of Mrs. George SprinSan.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry b. Whalen OF
Bangor were guests Tuesday of their
son. DIR. Edward Whalen and wife
and baby daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Nealy of
Dover Foxcroft We're in town Tues
day evening and attended the dance
at Waldeim.
DR.. and Mrs. A. H. MacQuillin and
twin daughters of Skowhegan are in
town the guests of DR.. MacQuill1n's
sister. Mrs. j. Moulton Beverley and
his aunt, Mrs. Addison Gilman and
family.
Mrs. Lizzie Towle left Wednesday
noon for Augusta where she will
pass the night with friends enroute
to Newport, r. l., where she vial visit
her son. George Towle and wife.
Harry w. Blethen of Dover-FoX-
croft was a business caller In town
Monday afternoon
Fred L. Tibbetts was among those
in the Queen City on business Tues
day.
Mrs. John Whitney of Winthrop
is the guest of her son, L. II. Whit
nev and wife at their home on High