Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-21
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

so badly injured as 10 remain Tor a long
| time UNCONSCIOUS.
willard Clapp arrived at Camden. Satur-
day, to commence digging out the har-
| Dor, the government having appropriated
| 1000 for that purpose.
The Boston Advertiser said, Saturday
| II is reported by the bureau of credits
| that the last note given by the Evans
| hell q Clark Co., shoe manufacturers OF
Woldoboro, Me-. in settlement of their
composition Win creuitors' mas just gone
to protest
The South Norridgewock Village I'm
provement Society, with invited guests
gave reception. Friday evening. az the
sarah aud Rebecca Clarke. penn Shirley
and Sophie May), who returned to their
home last week, after an absence of
nearly two years in California and urope.
Hon c. A. Harrington gave very inter
estng talk upon parliamentary Law in
Womens Clubs" Refreshments were
served after the exercises.
The following sentences were Imposed
superior court. at Portland, Saturday
forenoon: Edward Rockport breaking,
entering and larceny. one year in the city
jail; George w. johnson, proprietor of the
st. James hotel. inn-holder without IL
cense, fined $40 and costs; II. =. Ingalls,.
j. w. Many. Thos Webb. James Haley,
William NJ. Reardon, John Curran, James
Conner, Peter Landry. William i. Far
Pettas, Charles Saunders and William
NhaPhii' iipuoi GUSTS Hho9 VI 'ii'i '''H
ment.
A daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. David lIogg
of Sanford. fell down stairs. Monday
night. and as Il result her skull was badly
fractured. ana II was at first believed that
the trcphnnlng operation would nave to
he rc$ortcd to. but on summoning sur
gical expert from Portland. he declared
such an operation unnecessary, and the
maiden is now getting along very COM
fortably. The very next evening, John
Jepson tel over another boy while at play
and was picked up with a broken arm.
The night following. boy named Edward
PillinS attempted. while riding bicycle.
to coast down a mn III the darhn ,,, ana
a pfoh'h collar pohe was the result
Judge Johnson OF Belfast, judge of pro-
bate for Waldo county. Will he called upon
to make Il ruling in regard to the Will of
the late Hon. Joseph Farwell of Unity.
one of the provisions OF the VIII was Il he
quest of $4,000 to Nathan T. Farwel of
Rockland. As "A matter of fact. Mr.. Far
wen gave his nephew the $1,000 after tho
making of the Will and before his death.
lie left a memorandum stating that he
had done so. Now the question Is can the
legatec claim under the Will, or is h. en-
titled to an additional $1,000. The ludGv
also will make UP the collateral Inherit
ancc tax, which on this estate viii
amount to about $500.
Tho firm of Hvron Greenough &, Co.
Portland. has Just received a letter from
hllSinpSS correspondents III fIIBNErSN ne.
n. y, which says among other things:
THE glorious victory in Maine. last Mon
dav. has more than satisfied lis all. our
entire city was interested and when early
i'm the evening we heard that Name had
zone 20 OOe We all cheered But when later
Inc telegraph brought us the news that
Maine had gone $1,000 for sound money.
orr low knew no bounds In IL minutes
We badta brass band ont and proceeded to
mini the town red. white and blue. \
silver meeting was in session when the
news came with only about 80 in the audi
ence. A small boy yelled in the doorway.
Maine has gone - an for the Republic
cans. we are all very happy over the
suit. -"
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- w ~, li,.nrcee wore rranted Alma
ia Snrague from Edmund B. Sprague.
parties of Vinalhaven. cause intoxication,
And Annie NJ NJ. Walker of Rockport.
from George T.. Walker of Waitham.
Mass cause utter desertion. Among the
most imDortaut indictments reported We're
those against William Pease and the Nero
hovs for breaking. entering and larceny.
,rbn case l,non which they will be tried is
~ rol,1,ory at II II erie &. cos. store,
,,here tLoitt s20 worth of goods was
stolen Tl,e voung men not only confessed
10 th;e hraai, h,tt also Ia about ~ others
tb,e H., in,, ne AFFAIR which created such a
saneation there some months ago. The
tri.,l ui1l rrohab1v he held tho latter mart
Of tbe coming week.
-. =, -, ct,,tn Hath,
halSton Aouils "ll ~ S'u'''', ~ T.,
OF Newport, Were arfesteu ~ Htl i re. ~
Detroit. S'ept. Il tle HiSt ~ ' 1919
liquors ana INC a'ieL ~, niitI ~ VI Ia
ana uiSoiUetl> t"HiuSi "u ~ 80 80
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mat nee ihtH NetF a. Us ~, 80.
DAY ana on account vi - i,iit r.,
iel on Ml'hVut .iics. ,"',h i'ii,, j ~.
W ilar III ~ Newn6rt We're arrested nj
~ si,or ;irne EhiIey and Hatch were
ini.,n% in me pittstield iockuD. Pollard
mi Ntoora 1scanod from the officer Bal
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,'o ny ,. a,,, co. Standardization Tbnrsei,,v
When tbov ver,. ipfatlltnd for fines and
80. ,,,o,,,,ir,r to S1n nacb Pollard an
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t;,,iiI ~ SatI,rlla, More ms not vet
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