The Portland daily press., 1891-07-23
RAIN e.
pentlsts VIII Meet In Portland.

diseases OF the peridentai membrane having
their origin at or near the gingival margin,
by DR.. II. A. Kelley of Portland; Destruc-
tion and preservation, by Professor f. G.
Robinson of Brunswick; Inflammation of
the peridental membrane and its treatment,
by DR.. Y. Prescott Morey of Bangor. The
following officers were elected:
President-G. w. Stoddard Belfast.
Vice PRESIDENT. S. Chilcot, Bangor.
Secretary-E. G. Bryant, Pittsfeld.
Treasurer-E. j. Roberts, Augusta.
Lbrarian-H. A. Kelley, Portland
Executive Committee-H. A. Kelley, Port rtland,
D. w. Fellows, Portland, G. p: Lombard, Belfast
1t was voted to hold the next session at
Portland. Fifteen new members were ad-
mitted. The State Board of Dental Regis
tration held an examination this morning.
But one candidate, DR.. j. G. Hammond of
Springvale, appeared.
Uno Beer In Trouble.
LEWISTON. July 22.-Professor f. G. Rob-
ison appeared before Judge Cornish at the
Lewiston municipal court yesterday, as
witness in the case of State VS.. Thomas
Madden, upon four bottles, two labelled
"Uno.' and two not labelled, seized by Off
GERS Odlin and Larrabee, and taken to
Brunswick for Professor Robinson's analy-
sis. The chemist testified that he found the
four bottles to be similar, and that they con.
tained 2.22 per cent of alcohol by bulk and
2.7S per cent by weight The court found
the respondent guilty, and ordered the
"Un0" confiscated.
The LockWood's Annual.
WATERvILLE, July 22.-The annual meet
inc 1f boIl -
Lockwood Company was held here today.
These directors were elected: James H. Nc
Mullan of Portland, Josiah B. Mayo of
Foxcroft, Seth M. Milliken of New York,
John w. Danielson of Providence, r. Wes-
ley Dunn and Willard M. Dunn of Water
vile. Mr.. Mcmillan was elected president
of the board, and John w. Danielson clerk.
1t was voted to declare three per cent
semi-annual dividend.
PHIPPsBURG. July 22.-The masters of the
steamers engaged in seining near here have
a keen eye for business. They lay off the
three-mile limit and send one of their fleet
into North Creek bay and New Meadows
river to drive out the fish, and then scoop
them up by the hundreds of barrels at once
and 60 off with flying colors in defiance of
the Maine law or the vigilance of the fish
wardens. A visit to the oil and chum facto
ry will convince one of the havoc made.
For Abandoning an Infant.
BANGOR. July 22.-Sherif Reed today az
rested Mary Blanchard, otherwise known as
Mary Wentworth, on a charge of abandon
ing an infant at East Corinth about month
ago. 1t is charged that she received the
child from some one in Boston to dispose Of,
and left it on the doorsteps Of the Booker
family in East Corinth. She will be ar
raigned in court tomorrow.
Schooner haskell Afloat.
CHERRYFIELD July 22.-The three-mast-
ed schooner S. g. Haskell, CAT tons register,
was launched today by j. w. Sawyer & Sons
of Millbridge. The principal owners are
Captain <. A. Richardson of Deer Isle, who
will command her, Sylvanus G.. Haskell of
Deer Isle and the builders. She halls from
Deer Isle.
Ralded by Burglars.
WATERvILLE, July 22.-During the ab-
sence of the owners, the residences of Pro-
fessor Julian Taylor of Colby University
| and George K. Boutelle were entered by bur-
| glars recently, and also the residence of the
late DIR. Boutelle. The houses were thor
| oughly ransacked, and articles of clothing
and silver watch stolen.
An Unfortunate Schooner.
BooTHBAY HARBoR, July o. - Tugs
| Knickerbocker and Seguin started to tow
| the Dixon here, grounded on the west side
| of Fisherman's Island, and could not start
the schooner at high water. They have sent
for the tug G. W. Morse to assist at high wa
ter tonight.
Crockett-Lord.
K1NGFIELD, July 22.-Rev. Horace Crock
EFT of North Augusta, and Miss Abbe Lord
| of Kingfield were married yesterday morn
ing, and left on the train for their field of la
bor at North Augusta. Mr. Crockett is a
son of Rev. Henry Crockett of Wilton, and
this is his first year in the ministry.
| A Waterville Boom.
WATERvILLE, July 22.-A determined ef-
fort is being made to secure the second fac
tory of the Aroostook Condensed Milk Com
pany at Wateryille. A public meeting is
called for July 25th, to discuss the situation
and procure stock subscriptions for the new
enterprise.
Atkins Bay Bridge.
BATH, July 22.-The county commission.
ers were In session here yesterday. and re-
ported favorably on the building of the At
kins Bay bridge. John d. Bibber is to make
out minority report.
Launched at Thomaston.
THoMAsToN, July 22.-Duun & Elliott
launched the four-masted schooner Ella M
Wiley, 800 tons, today. She Is to be com.
manded by Captain Walter B. Wiley Of
Thomaston.
An Unknown Unfortunate.
LEWISTON, July 22.-The body of an un
known man was taken from the canal here
this morning. 1t had been in the water fol
several days. No one is missing here.
CIark's New House Gone.
PENNINGTON, July 22.-The house in New
Sharon village, owned and occupied by Fred
Clark, was burned this noon. together with