Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-09
HARRINGTON
Supreme Court

AT the February term of the SUI
preme court divorces were granted
as follows: Nathaniel B. Steward of
Phillips from Gladys f. Steward,
cruel and abusive treatment: Eliza
beth j. Parsons from Clifford A. Par
sons, cruel and abusive treatment;
Leo J. Wallace from Mabel L. Wal
lace. cruel and abusive treatment. the
children to remain in the custody of
the grandmother on the fathers side,
Until further order is given by the
court; Belle s. WEIGH from Clifford
n. WEIGH, desertion for three years;
Charles A. Armstrong from Huldah
NJ. Armstrong, cruel and abusive
treatment; Wava G. Small from
Lawrence D. Small cruel and abusive
treatment, libelee to resume her
maiden name, Wava G. Rowe: Olive
NJ. Remission from Lee S. Remission,
adultery, custody of daughter. Ger
aldine, to the mother aQd the father
to pay her $500 per week toward her
support; Walter g. Backus from
Sarah L. Backus, cruel and abusive
treatment custody Of the children
given to the father.
For statutory offense Esther
Knox was sent to the State reforma-
tory for women.
Bernard ]. Cox of Wilton, who APP
pealed from the municipal court at
ter being convicted of intoxication.
was placed on probation. he having
taken a cure for the drink habit.
The case against Atlanta Nachon OF
Jay. charged with passing forged
note. was continued.
At the last meeting of the Helping
Hand society, three were admitted to
membership.
The annual meeting of the Ever
green Club viii take place next We'd
nesday afternoon, at the home of Airs.
j. Merton Swain, on Pleasant street.
Officers for 1925 will be elected.
The Emanon Club will meet We'd
nesday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Frank Horeystick in the McLary
apartments, upper Main street.
Benjamin Butler, Davis Horn and
William Mills We're at home from
college over the week end.
There was a special picture show
in the Broadway theatre Saturday
forenoon, when the students OF Cor
ham Normal school. who came here
for the basketball game, were guests
of the Pennington students, at
presentation of THE Ancient High
way"
Miss Iva Venue of sRumford, stu
dent in the Pennington State Nor
NAL school, is substituting as teach
err Of the Briggs school. while the
regular teacher. Miss Edith Wilkins
RECEIVERS from an injury to one OF her
knees, caused by fall. =.
There will be a barn meeting OF
the Mosher Hill branch of the Frank
lin County Farm Bureau at the home
of George NJ. Luce on Titcomb hill
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, as a
part OF the better bull campaign now
being conducted in this county. Il.
f. Talbot, the dairy specialist OF the
State extension service will speak,
and there will be a discussion as to
the type of ANIMAL that should be
sought when buying herd sire. At
10 A. NJ. Tuesday. there will be
similar meeting at the home of Hen
~ Bailey in Pennington. and one at
10 A. NJ. Wednesday at the home OF
Charles Noyes at East Wilton.
County Agent George E. Lord Will
conduct all three meetings. Mr..
Lord was in Temple Friday in the in
terest Of the know your COW" pro-
ject.
Miss Louise Quincy, home demon
stration agent of the Farm Bureau,
will conduct a meeting of the King
field women's branch Tuesday. at the
home of Mrs. Hannah Lander.
Thursday Miss Quincy will conduct