Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-04
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Mile Brown OF Lewiston. got the decis-
ion. Saturday night, IT Montreal. over
t,i IauTdhau of Montreal, III the first
round. on foul.
Petitions i'm bankruptcy have been filed
by Walter ". Murang of Portland. VII
liam H. Gray ut Bowdoinham, Deepen
drur,- Walker Of SuCO and solomon Nor
gan Of Ailinocket.
Samuel Fogg. former member Of the
Portland firm Of Hoyt. Fogg x Donham,
book publishers, died, Saturday, at the
residence OF his nephew. Fred W. Fogg,
at Portland. Mi. FuSS was " Years Old
Edward Clark the oldest resident Of
BGdrfurd. who Tor many years has been
boss blacksmith in The York corporate ton.
died, saturday. after a brief sickness at
his home, - Sullivan st. His ase was y
wears.
orrin $, Chosen died at The soldiers
He was 4 private in Co q. 3St Maine
infantry. He was born at Brooklin, Me.
ana went to the home, oct. 3 last. from
Cambridge Mass.
Albert J, Blrdett. who was under bonds
1T Portland in liquor case, was given up
by his b0ndsmen. Saturday. having been
detained in Lewiston by the police. In
Saturday evening.
Mark Merry. the lf-year-old son Of Al
Gen Merry Of West Bristol. dropped dead
while walking on the street ut Damaris-
Gotta Friday evening The boy always
his ,I4nib !. ~ [,.r nn,XnIainrd
Mr. nv or ,yast sabois Who will,
Thomas T. O'IIaIIoran. section hand o.:
home ana went to Newport was arraigli-
VA in the Burcnr muuicipaI court S3tur-
tay. Shr ana y Halloran Were centenced
tu six months each in jain.
The funeral 81 tbo I,tn Dr Edwin
E'ass.DtI..r US baTd Sat5,ri,,. .ift'.,,',,,,t
i'm the New IeriIsaien5 cb1rcb Pnrtiand
Rev. Dr Worcester nfficiatine. among
those who attended were member Of mo
medical profession ana reIr.srnt.ftiyes IF
THE. Grand Army posts. AIasunig ~ lies
ANA Sons Of St George
rnhn Adm. p.,l III, .rd ..,,1 ,...,......,.,
"'lu -N"iHlt ! al ~ ~ anu respected
hone aft,r y Iong illness lie Va. bdrI
Nv "a f>,- mi fn, many ~ U-,
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j" 4, = ~ Nai'''t Ii N i'dN
H'l"' .i' IttNt9 Wiz i"Ni S"IS anu
Lnftt uaNIHttfS- Ite was a m -inbHr ~
riverside lodge. Il - 9. r., Of kittery-
Marshal sylvester Of Portland was. Sat
UrddN evening. requested to find Willis
Smith. recently of Chicago. but supposed
to be now in Portland 1t was stated in
IN" telegram that ne has fallen heir to IL
fortune. and is wanted in Chicago a;
once. No On" there knows him. but au
mort viii pc fddc 70 lind him il he is
ln Portland
Mrs. Eliza L. Bigelow. $, died. Satur-
day. at her ECme on North st. Bath. ar
tor a long illness. She was daughter of
the late Henry Oliver. and was born in
Woolwich. She was the widow of Lowell
H;gpIuW and had been "A resident Of Path
q wears She IL survived III IN cnIy-
d1,iabt.r Ni-e nnr5 INA t,,r,tr.,,l
Viii III Min ,rnnsd1v .t brr i, i. WILL
drncr
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, ~ /" SlCcisti me- l'tlIus oI tllt poaru OF al
linen, % suinnS .ti noon. 'IeIIsT y
~ u't oi hIoofiiIt, ndSS;; JoIlll NriIN 81
iin II. Morse and James H. Boyd Of Port
!ahd gave ofhclal notlce Or their iltcn-
llon 70 conStfucl an electric rallfbad On
Teak island. me road Will Sklrl the
shore, and be about three miles in length