Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-29
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Specis. TO the KESSEBEc JOURNAL
BELFAST Jan. 27.-The Belfas. Lodge Of
Good TemplArs have elected the follow ing
| officers for the ensuing quarter: Chas.
Rhodes, C. T.; May Pendleton, V. T. :;
Lillian Robbins, chaplain; Bertha Hadley,
secretary and financial secretary; Nina
West, treasurer, Mrs. George Z. Bracket !;
marshal, Marshall Knowlton; guard, An
drew johnson; sentinel, Gerald Howard !;
superintendent of juvenile templars, Lena
Fernsld. The lodge has bought some new
furniture for the vestry.
Last Friday the high school had their
| first term lyceum.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Marshall returned
from their wedding trip Saturday.
George Clarence aud Preston Davis
broke into the saloon owned by Elbridge
R)lersou on Main street, Sunday P. NJ,
by breaking in the back door and coming
up through the scuttie. They secured fifty
two bottles of hop beer, 50 worth of cigars,
SOC. worth of cigarettes, Loo worth of
candy, about SOC. in money, a can of corn
and one Of beef. They were taken before
Police Judge Rogers Tuesday, and the
following witnesses were called and
sworn; Cassius Dickey, clerk for
Robertson. John Ward, Pete Blake, Hiram
Murphy, Francis Welch, James Sheldon
and Charles Knowlton. They testified to
having seen Clarence and Davis with the
beer. Judge Rogers bound them over TO
appear at the April term of the S. J. Court
under aSlC00 bonds. This they being
unable to pay they were committed to the
county Jail.
Miss Lizzie A. Kelley of this city left
Monday for the Gorham Normal School,
where she will take short course.
The JOURNAL readers will be pleased to
hear of the marriage of Mrs. Isabella Dee
gan. She was married Jan. eth to Capt.
Hooper Of Alemeds, Cal, and was the
daughter Of the late Capt. John Flowers of
Belfast.
Miss Flora A. Burgess of this city, who
has been teaching school in Greenville,
came home Wednesday. She has been
quite ill with lung fever.
The seniors and juniors of the Belfast
High School went on a ride in the Jenny
Lind "Wednesday evening to Searsport.
Miss Addie Sawyer Of East Belfast en-.
tertsined party of young friends Wednes-
day at her home.
All those who have any interest in the
DRAMA Wnlcu is 10 Oe gotten up by the u
A. Il are requested to be present at the
hall Friday evening for an assignment of
parts.
Messrs. A. A. Hawes, Chas. B. Hazeltine
and II. F. Houston went to Augusta
Wednesday to lay the subject Of an electric
railroad which is to run from Stockton
Spripgs TO Camden, before the Legislature.
Schooner Onward. Harding, sailed for
Bucksport Wednesday. Bsrkentine Stead
fast, Bonner, sailed for Baltimore Wednes-
day, and will load -four for Rio Janeiro
She will engage in the carrying trade.
The yearly parish meeting of the North
church for the election of officers, etc,
will be held next Friday evening in the
vesiry. A supper will be served and Mr..
Hack will give short entertainment with
his stereopticon.
Don't forget the fremen's ball tonight
Sapper from 8 to s.
Mrs. Sarah l.. Davis of Chelsea, Mass
died at her home last Sunday. aged about
go years. She was the daughter of the late
David G. Ames of Belfast, and the wife of
A. l.. Davis Of Chelsea.