Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-17

Portland. Rev. and Mrs. George Mer-
Ram Sunday accompanied by Mrs.
weeks of Waterville motored TO
Portland to see Mr.. Weeks, who is
suffering much pain from the IN
jury.
Court News
Mr.. Langil of Worcester. Mass
was before Judge M. P. Merrill at a
hearing of the Western Somerse'
Municipal court, Monday morning,
charged with having a Maxim silep-
Ger in his possession. The complaint
was entered by Game Commissioner
George f. Davis of lockwood.
Mr.. Langil, who was represented
bv Attorney Percy Smith of Fairfield,
pleaded guilty and was given the
cost of court which was about $32,
and according to the law the gun
and silencer were forfeited to the
State. The state was represented by
Sheriff Healy.
,,.- Family Party
The home of NJ. F. Thing in Can
aan was the scene of happy gath
ering of relatives Sunday when %
were present. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Hatch. Belmont,
Mass: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Me
man and son Charles Of Somerville,
Mass: Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Thing,
Winslow; Mr. and Mrs. Loren Cram,
Waterville Mrs. p. A. Cram, Yorba
Linda, CAL; Mr. and Mrs. j. X.
Greenough son Frank, New Shar-
on: Mr.. and Mrs. Guy kimball and
children.
A delicious picnic dinner was par
l. 3 no In Thp
hours were passed socially and much
enjoyed.
Lake Wesserunsett Organization
At a meeting held Sunday at Lake
wood Country club an organization
of the property owners on Lake Wes-
serunsett was consumated. The
meeting was called to order by At
torney Ernest C. Butler Of Skowhe-
gan and Walter p. Ordway, Show
hogan, was made temporary chair
man and Alfred T. Morrill,, Newark,
N. j.. acted as secretary pro tenn.
The following wede made nomi-
mating committee: John B. Hymer.
New York; Winthrop Lander, New
ton, Mass, and G. Erest Avoe. Show
hogan. The following officers were
elected: President, E. F. Merrill;
vice president. George B. Fairgreves:
secretary and treasurer, William
Philbrick: directors, Samuel W.
Philbrick. Roy L. Marston, Winthrop
Lander, Walter P. Ordway. Member
ship committee, Ernest c. Butler.
John B. H$mer. Francis Croteau.
Sewell NJ Curtis and 6. Ernest
Avore.
Matters pertaining to the organ
i1a tinn harchir1
discussed briefly. and with other af-
fairs of business We're left for con-
sideration by the executive board.
Mrs. Alice Bigelow of Norridge-
wock is a guest of her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont H
Appleby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Packard of
Portland were guests Sunday OF Mrs.
Packard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Watson. Jewett street.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Weber of
Lewiston were guests over Saturday
night of Mrs. Webber's father,
Joshua F. Williams and were accom-
panied on their return Sunday by
Mr.. Villains. who will be a guest at
the Weber home.
Attorney Percy Smith of Fairfield
Was III Town MONDAY.
Mrs. Lena Wilson of .Jackman is
a guest of her cousin. Mrs. Louise
NJ. Jewett.
Mrs. George Wiseman and son
George, who have been guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lessor
accompanied by Mrs. Wiseman's sis
ter, Miss Laura Lessor. returned TO
Somerville. Mass, Monday.
Mrs, Kathryn p Doak opd ,,1,,az
son of Belfast came Monday to visit
relatives and friends here.
Hazel Osborne and son Junior re-
turned Monday from Clinton. where
Master Junior has been the guest of
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Osborne.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hatch of Bel
mont, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Nieman of SomeryilIa
Mass, were in town Monday on way
to New Sharon to visit Mrs. Hatch.s
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs 7
r. Greenough.
Mrs. Mary Gray, daughter Mar
garet, Mrs. Philip Gridway and Miss
Nina Bacon of Lowell, Mass, arrived
Monday to pass two weeks at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moody
of Athens.
Miss fossil veasie of CAMBRIDGE
Mass. VINO was on her way to Jack
man TO visit relatives, was a lunch.
con guest Monday of Mr.. and Mrs
frank w. buchanan
Mr.. and Mrs. r, Sacco ana far,i,,,
OF Boston and Mr.. and Mrs Abs,
Saterial of Cambridge, Mass. and
John Sacco, student at Harvard
medlca! school, who are passing
some time at Lakewood, were in
town Monday. ;"
Miss Lucille Simpson OF OslI.ra ,s
guest OF her uncle and aunt Mr.
and Mrs. G. E. Avore at Lake Yves.
serunsett. "es-
Mrs. Emma Simpson has gone 70
warren to visit Mr. and Mrs Ton,
Mrs. Bonnie witham and children
Barbara, Hubert. Priscilla ana
Betty went to Auburn, MONDAY ~
pass some time with Mr.. Withan,
VINO Is employed in that city.
Mrs. =. A. Durham of washington
south Dakota. who is correspondent
1or the Washington Republican and
librarian OF the Washington library
anu MISS Abbie Whitney, a state de-
puty from Pierre. South Dakota, de-
parted Monday morning after being
guests Of Miss Whitney's cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard. They
nave been touring in Canada and ara
to visit Portland. Boston. New YORK;
Philadelphia and Washington, D. G..
on their return. This is their firsf
visit to Maine, and they are charm
ed with the State. They visited in
Moscow, the birthplace of Miss
Whitney's father. Frank Whitney.
DR.. Herbert H. Rodden Of Madison.
has been guest Of his brother and
wife, DR.. and Mrs. A. e. Rodden.
Joseph McCauley of New York Is
guest of George r. Day at the home
of his narepfS Mr. ana Nfre %l>~.t.-