The Portland daily press., 1898-11-08
strOudWater Migrants and Burglars
Sentenced.
north DEgRING CONGREGATION
Al PARISH TO GIVE A FAIR.


fly judgement.
Dsering lodge of Masons at their meet
aue last evening in Ionic hall, WooSfords,
conferred the fellow craft degree on
several candidates.
The first of the course of lectures will
be given at Alumni hall chapel next
Friday afternoon at three O'Clock by
Miss d. y. Morton. the preceptress of the
seminary who will speak on Impressions
of Paris. !"
The illustrated lectures by Rev. A. B.
Bersey, Phi D. of Bath, pastor of the
Universalist church in that city, and
formerly president of the St. Lawrence
University of the State of New York, are
TO be held on Monday evening, November
rs, Monday evening, December'5, and
Tuesday evening, the 9th, at All Soul's
Unlversalist church. The subject of the
lectures will be ''Eour Great Preparatory
Schools Winchester. Eaton, Harrow and
Rugby, oxford University, and Cam
bridge University.
STROUDWATER MIGRANTS
SENTENCED.
George Murray of Buffalo, y. Y, and
Edward Curran of Hinsdale, N. H., were
before Judge Hopkins yesterday morning
for sleeping in barn at Stroudwater.
They we're each fined $40 or to serve four
months in Jail Neither could pay SO they,
were committed. Francis, claiming
Worcester as his residence. was arraigned
on the same charge and was also
sentenced to Jail for four months. Lee
Clair was also arranged On the charge OF
breaking and entering the store of
Andrew Halves at Stroudwater on the
night of November 4th. Officer Leighton
testified that LeClair was arrested last
May for begging, under the name of
Hayes for which he was sentenced to sixty
days in Jail. Mr.. Andrew Halves could
not positively identify the thread which
was found on LeClair's person at the
time of arrest but said that he kept that
kind. Probable cause was found against
LsClair on this charge and he was bound
over in the sum of $500 to the January
term of the Superior court He was un-
I, able to furnish bail and was committed
TO Jail.
NORTH EEERING PARISH FAIR.
The ladies of the North Deeriug Congre-
gatIonal parish have decided to hold
fair on the afternoons and evenings of
Novembe 90 and 30 at Maple hall, North
Deering. for the benefit of the newly Or
ganized church. The following officers
have been chosen to perfect arrange
Mrc e..
vice presidents Mrs. @. e. jackson; treas
nrer, A. G. Moves. A long list of COM
snittees have also been appointed to take
charge of the various departments of the
fair.
Miss o. N. Beckett of Portland, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dunn,
Main street, East Deering.
NEW DYNAMOS WORKING.
The dynamo at Great Falls of the Cum.
bsrland Illuminating company, has been
in working order for three days and the
light is now transmitted to the former
house of the Deering Electric Light and
Power company where it is transferred
and sent out over their wires to supply
their customers During the next four
days owing to the changing of the 1000
volt transformers which are TO he re-
placed by 1000 volt transformers, the GUS
toners of the company may be incon.
venienced by dimness OF the light, but
this will be overcome as soon as the
larger and better transformers are placed
in use.
The Gearing Electric Light company
has made rapid progress during the past
few weeks and now has about 1900 lights
to supply, where few weeks ago the
number WAS only about 400. Lights
have recently been placed in Hoegg's
opera house at Deering Center, also in
mr.. Hoegg's residence, opposite. The
residence of c. B. Dalton on Spring
street, formerly the B. Z. Lewis house,
is also to be used in few days. The
latest design in in sulators is being used
ty the company in the insulation of their
wires through the trees, the insulatorii in
use being the Wagner. The company in
tend in few days to stretch private
telephone wire over their poles from the
power station at Great Falls to the power
house at Woodfords. N
THE CLARK SUIT REVIVED.
The award of the jury in the Prince
Clark suit amounting to 500 and costs
has never been paid and a sheriff Eorlee
of sale has been posted stating that
portion of the property of said L. N.
Clark will be sold at, public auction,
December sth, to cover the amount of the
award. The suit was entered by W. N.
Prince against City Marshal L. ID. Clark
for false arrest. The suit was awarded to
Prince in the sum of $500 and costs. Mar
shall Clark as it is claimed after the suit,
transferred his property to his two
daughters to escape the payment of the
fine. Clark deniss this but claims that
the transfer of property was made before
the suit was even:entered. The execution
now Issued is to recover the amount
awarded Mr.. Prince.
. The Mission circle of All Souls church