Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-06
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CONCORD, Mass. Nov. 5.-It 10 not often
arrest On a serious charge. . fDretble
EescuinS OF the child an aad eiopement all
at snes aud BY the same parties. But that
is wi1a. we hase at present. and the wksole
town Is sp In arns over H. The wife of
en- sstiHshle MAJ and the san OF one OF the
iea1sng citizens are the principals. snsi the
sab rsi.natea Include naasber Of the
tpSrsoeoyis who sought TO take hand in
f., and not ouiy detained, bat came near
handling the yenng man rather roughly.
Hr- fiOFeuee HsZ4rty, the wife cf An-
DIRE. Hasarty, - young woman, who
eft her husband last Sunday, cane To
Coaeotd 10 obtain her - mnuihs-e!d
enid from AR husbands relatives, and
s. a. end-avoring 10 leave town with
Thomas Wheeler on an evening train,
when the wrathy unets. If the infant, sap-
3olt-ti by number OF cit ze1s. interfered
detained the pair by force and Immediately
obtained
Warrant For the Arrest of Beth
Both speEt the night in custody, were
arra;gued IN court, held for week, were
released on bail, and both left the town,
ha- ana baggage. on an afternoon traia,
Is To a bruth=.-in-ia1s anu the chief Of
poles in hot pursutt, anxious to see If the
man and woman would really 90 OIL
together And they were rewarded.
lie position of the young man gives
great prominence To the affair. as he has
always been very popular aud never had
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aaine Ia The town. He is about % years
Old and the sou Of tieorge Wheeler, who
has long been Identified with the town and
Is one of the most substantial Old resi-
dents. His son, Thomas. is 1T present a
student at the Boston dental college and
has had the credit Of being very assiduous
in his preparation Tor the profession.
The young woman WAS before her mar
ria1e S.iss loTeace Douneliy, and lived
with her grandmother Tor number OF
years in Concord. Andrew Hasarty the
discarded husband, is the proprietor OF
local bakery, aad has been regarded as "A
bright business man. Immediately after
the marriage the couple took possession of
T, snug little home On Ihoreau street, not
very far FROM the station and in IA really
attractive locality, placing the wife amid
nhNN surroundings as Nou4u ciiCu4ale
To Make Her Supremacy Happy.
IL WAS prettily furnished, and the two
lived happily for two years. la the mean
time two children were born. one however,
only surviving a few months. In June.
1892, the little gifl, Maria. VINO has taken
uch "a prominent part 10 the affair was
born. The elopemeut is the elimination
# gradual widening ia the breach
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apparent about a yesr ago. ...-.-.
There were stories brought to the hus-
band that she was not at home as much dur
ing his absence as he Thought. Young Tom
Wheeler was mentioned altogether too
often Tor her good with the name OF Mrs
Hagarty. When apprised Of the state Of
things Mr. Hagarty went to the young
man and asked him to keep away from
his wife, As they had already become town
talk.
The latter promised faithfully that he
would not call upon her again. Three
weeks ago Mrs. Nagle, grandmother of
the clipping woman, on her deathbed sen,
for her granddaughter and gave her two
bank books with $50 to her credit on
chem. This little windfall only served to
tggriyate the growing incompatibili,v in
u.
more independent and went out a great
deal On several occasions she neglected
to return al night and did not give a salts.
factory account of herself when she ar.
rived home.
Last sunday evening Haperrv decided
to have an understanding. and when hi
wife began 70 put on her street garments
he gently requested her to stav home that
fusal. He heard her at the door after he
had retired, but % s:.->.@
Did Not Arise and Let Her In.
Early the next morning she came around
and demanded her trunk and clothes. Mr..
Hagerty gave them to her, but while
hacking her trunk she took some of his
belongings. The deserving wife has since
last Monday been stopping in Boston, but
Friday night came to this town.
Upon reaching Concord Mrs Hag rty
obtained n hack aud gave the driver or
iers to drive to James Hagarty's farm on
Sudbury street, where her husband and
her little girl Maria have been living
snee the closing UP of the pretty home on
Thoreau street Monday. She aliguted
aud aske l for admittance to the house.
James Hagarty responded to the call and
-ttluE AZURE" > vile dsheu NHtt = lie
wanted. She asked if she might not see
Va ia. &
lie told her to come home in The house,
taking her into the parlor. She did as was
requested, and James went into another
room after the child. He soon returned
with Maria Let me take my child in my
ohtId i'll my arms" pleaded the young
mother. Sac took the infant into her arms
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