Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-22
FARMINCT0N
Beniahs Tr,,a

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familiar figure about Pennington.
died at the Franklin hospital Monday
afternoon, aged within a few DAYS of
so years. He has been in poor health
since about two years ago when he
gave up the job he had held for
good many years, as night Waterman
at the two local national banks. Years
ago he was first fireman and then
an engineer on the Maine Central
railroad. He was son of the late
DR.. and Mrs. William True and
though not a native of the town, had
hved in Pennington nearly all his
lie. He was Mason and a Repub.
llcan, but was never married.
George Fl. Mosher, letter carrier in
the business section of Farminston,
is enjoying his annual vacation. and
Don Chick is substituting for him
during his absence.
About Is from Pennington, mem
bers of the Chamber of Commerce.
enjoyed the hospitality of the Au-
burn Chamber Monday evening, and
had a most delightful time, returning
by moonlight and arriving home
about HOO o'clock A fine banquet
and entertainment were provided in
the hooms of the Auburn Y. NJ. c. A.,
with some excellent music, and ad-
dresses by Judge Sumner p. Mills.
president of the Farmington Cham
Der of Commerce, and Judge Harry
Manser of the Auburn Chamber. On
the trip down a stop was made at
Livermore Falls, where the Farming
ton delegation was met by represent
tative business men, representing the
Livermore Falls Automobile associa-
ton, with whom hearty Fluctuations
were exchanged. 1t was in every res
poet most delightful occasion. There
were many ladies in the party.
Divorces Granted
Twenty-nine divorces were granted
at the September term of the Su-
preme Judicial court, as follows: Ada
Mae Merchant from William T. Mer-
chant, cruel and abusive treatment:
Perley c. White from Mary E, White,
cruel and abusive treatment; Eleanor
Savage from Fred S. Savage, cruel
and abusive treatment; Myrtle NJ.
Childs from Fred H. Childs, cruel
and abusive treatment: Harold w.
Wheeler from Rachel Wheeler, cruel
and abusive treatment; Forrest H.
Barker from Mary Elizabeth Barker
cruel and abusive treatment; Susie
F. Knapp from Omer E. Knapp, cruel
and abusive treatment: John H.
Thompson from Olive Thompson,
cruel and abusive treatment; Lucy
Haley from Wilfred Haley. non-sup-
port; Guy R. Sampson from Ella H.
Sampson. adultery: Mary D. Jenkins
from Adrienne B. jenkins, utter de-
sertion; Edward Bickford from An
ME w. Bickford, utter desertion; Re-
ia U. Hough from Duncan j. Hough,
non support; Frank A. Hahn from
Elsie N. Hahn, extreme cruelty, and
cruel and abusive treatment; Ruth c.
Smith from Orie Smith, adultery;
Leroy A. Butterfield from Christie
Butterfield, adultery; Gertrude Benoit
from Lou Allen Benoit, gross and
confirmed habits of intoXication; Re-
becca Piper from George A. Piper,
extreme cruelty and cruel and abu-
sive treatment; Gladys U. Leighton
from Grover C. Leighton, extreme
cruelty and cruel and abusive treat
ment; Phyllis M. Clukey from Frank
Clukey, extreme cruelty and cruel
and abusive treatment; Gladys Mae
Brown from Everett U. Brown, utter
desertion; Daisy Welts from Ray L.
Wells, support: Emma S. Dow
ney from John F. Downey, gross and
confirmed habits of intoxication; Lii
liam D. Ramsdell from Charles H.
Ramsdell, cruel and abusive treat
ment; Rita S. Sawyer from GLAND ].
Sawyer, cruel and abusive treatment;
Daisy Mae Luce from Fred G. Luce.
cruel and abusive treatment; Mar
garet G. Grant from John w. Grant,
cruel and abusive treatment.
F. c. Cilley of Boston has been in
town on business yesterday and to- !
day.
r. E. Files Of Portland is In town
on business today.
Mrs. Minnie Dunsmoor, who has been
in Oquossoc all summer, has returned
to cher home in West Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Storer and two
children of Boston have been guests