Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-25
HARRINGTON

Raymond Judkins driver of public
car, was arrested for driving an auto
mobile while intoxicated, and small
quantity of home brew was seized at
his home.
In the municipal court today prob
able cause was found against Conant
and he was ordered to furnish $1,000
in bonds for his appearance before the
grand jury next month, which thus
far he has been unable to do, and he is
still in Jail.
Judkins was found guilty, was SEN
fenced to pay fine of 800 and costs
amounting to $9.15, and was given
suspended Jail sentence Of three
months provided he takes care of his
family, which is suffering for want Of
the common necessities Of life. In
case he fails to do this the Jail sem
tence will be enforced. His drivers
license was also declared forfeited.
County Agent George L. Lord and
the home demonstration agent, Miss
Louise Quincy, will be in Orono all
next week at the conference of Uni
versity Extension workers and will
be unable to conduct any meetings
in the county. During their alb
sence the Farm Bureau office will
be open. in charge of the regular
clerk, Miss Kathleen Sawyer.
The Sunbeam class of the Meth
odist Sunday school has been or
ganized with the following officers:
President, Miss Frances Wright; vice
president, Miss Dorothea Hodgkins;
secretary and treasurer. Miss En-
nestine Small. There will be month
ly meetings besides the Sunday gath
erings, and a variety of interesting
programs, including hikes. picnics,
ETC., are in contemplation.
The next meeting of the Falls
Road Social Club will take place at
the home of Mrs. Mary Rackliff of
Lincoln street, this village, former
resident of that road, February 3.
The same day the next meeting of
the Lenda-Hand Club will be held
at the home of Mrs. John B. Fellows,
on lower Main street, and also on
February 3 the Thimble Club will be
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Currier c. Holman on Main street.
In the municipal court Eldon Vot-
er of Kingfield was fined $50 for
permitting his hound dog to hunt
deer after having received legal no.
LITIGATION of what the dog was do
ing, and the dog was ordered killed.
Another hound belonging to Ward
Parlin, which was accused of hunt
ing deer with the Voter dog, was
allowed to go home with his master
on the promise of the latter to look
after his dog. it being shown that
this dog did not chase deer except
when apparently led on by the Voter
dog.
Miss Alice f. Venue has been
passing the week with friends in
Boston and vicinity.
At the meeting of Thaddeus Rod
erick Post, American Legion, and it's
auxiliary, the mortgage placed upon
the old Free Baptist church and the
large lot in front of the building
on Main street, when the Legion
purchased this property, was burned
with appropriate ceremonies. This
debt has been cancelled by hard
work in a remarkably short time.
but the work is not over, for these
two organizations now propose to fit
the building up for their own uses.
and possibly for renting, as fast as
they can raise the money to pay
the bills.
Franklin Lodge, T. o. O. F.. will
meet in Odd Fellows hall Monday
evening and Maine Lodge. F. and A.
M. will meet in Masonic hall the
same evening for work
The monthly civil session of the
Pennington municipal court will
take place next Tuesday.
Alpha Lodge, K. of P, and CO.
lonial Daughters Chapter, D. A. R..
will meet Tuesday evening.
The regular meeting of Farming
ton Grange will take place in Drum
mond hall next week Saturday eve
ming. No program has been an
nounced.
There will be meeting of Alpha
Temple, Pythian Sisters, in X. of
T. nall Thursday evening of next
week.
The lately re-organized Wheeler's
band will give its first public con-
cert Monday evening, Feb. Is.
Mrs. J. M. Stevens and daughter
Mildred. of Petitcodiac. n. B.. are
guests of their sister and aunt. Mrs.
Fred Williamson and family, and
will remain several weeks.
BY the will CT the late Mrs. Har-
riet Park Keyes a native of Ches-
terville, but many years a resident
OF Pennington and one of the most
prominent women of Franklin coun-
ty. which was presented for probate
this week. the residue of her fortune.
after certain requests, goes to the
Methodist churches at Pennington
and Kent's Hill and to the school at
Chesterville Center. She left a large
property. The will first provides for
continuing the carrying out of the
purposes of her late husband. Cant
Charles W. Keyes. U. S. A.. then
makes certain becuests to relatives
of herself and her husband: be-
oueathes 500 to the East Wilton
Cemetery Association. the income TO
be expended each Memorial day for
a fioral piece tc be placed on her
husbands grave. 500 each to the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
and Women's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Pennington Methodist
church; the remainder to become the
sum total of the residuary legacies
as above stated
Joint Installation
There was a large attendance Fri
Aun linn IT,