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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
the BURGLARS TRAIL
Lead rtwa-d VAUDEVILLE. Stolen Letters and
Mail Bag Found on Road.

Watervillc Me-, Nov. 6.-(Specian-It
seems that the fall campaign of the safe
crackers has opened. for the safe in the
China post office was blown open. some
time Monday night, and the contents car
ried off. The safe is n veteran in tbi.
business as ii bears the marks of q for
mer unsuccessful attempt made about is
months ago. The hole that did the busi-
ness tnis time was drilled q. inches
ABOVE the Oh mole. Perhaps the bur
glars Were the same and found that tho,
mad drilled their first hole too low and
came back to try it again. At any rat,
thlS attempt was successful
me safe contained about 500 in cash
ana stamps and many valuable papers
left there by the people of the town for
safe keeping. After getting the safe Omen
the burglars evidently hastily gathered
everything In sight and crammed it into
an empty mail pouch which was in th..
office at the time. Then they evidently
escaped in the direction Of Wateryille
for the letters We're foynd for about
three miles in that direction. scattered
along the way as the burglars had DROP
ped them when they found that they CON
tanned nothing that they wanted The.
mail pouch was also found by the son of
William Hunnewell. who was on his way
to this city. Several teams had PASSED II
unnotced. bat Mr.. HunnewelI spied the
sack in the bushes beside the road H..
brought it to this city and turned i, Owe
10 lily Marshal harrington. The only
thing found in the sack was Il large NOR
ey order book which the burglars had no
use for
Postmaster w. W. Washburn ana Dep
uty Sheriff Jones We're in the city, Tues.
day afternoon. looking Tor clues and the
mail pouch was returned to them From
the indications ii is thought that the bur
glars came direct to this city from China
after the break and either went into hid
ing IN this vicinity or made their escape
from here.
The explosion was heard by some o.
the people living in the vicinity of the
post office but no glimpse OF the burglars
was obtained. As is customary At slcn
times. there are rumorS atioat about ullcs
uonabie characters being seen. one man
is positive that he saw a man bliving :;
ticket at the station in this city. Monday
who had something to do with the breaks
in Fairfield, last spring. Some men who
would evidently bear watching were moi
ed by the police. Monday night and thcs,
may be the guilty parties.
Inc burglars at any rate failed to get
all That was coming to them. for the
missed a box of silver sad to contai,l
as much in value as the stuff they did
get But they did better this time. than
they did the first ana perhaps they vii;
be able to make a clean sweep tie next
time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
coRslN.PArreN.
Cardinal Gibbons Performs Ceremony in
Presence Of Distinguished Guests.

Washington. Nov. 6.-Maiur General
Henry {. Corbin. adjuatnt general Of
tn" army. and Miss Edythe Agnes Pat
ten We're married, at noon today at III"
Patten residence in this city. Cardinal
Gibbons performed the ceremony III the
presence Of a notable aSscmhlage uf
distinguished guests. The bride was
given away by Senator John y. Jones
of Nevada. n longtime friend Of the
fatten family.
1t was a military wedding. tn" bride
groom, his best man. COL. George l..
Dyer, and all other army and navy Off
GERS present being i'll fun dress uni
form.
Following is 4 partial list Of the no.
table guests at the Wedding: The pre~i-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt. Miss f,"os"-
vcit. Secretary Gage. Secretary and
Mrs. Root. Secretary ana Mrs. Hitch
cock. the postmaster general ana Mrs.
charles Emory Smith. Justice and Mrs.
Gray. Justice ana Mrs. Harlan. Ambas-
s;tdor thoatc, Lord Paunc"fotc. III"
ambHs Sador OF Great Britain. the span
ish minister. Duke p'Arcus. Rear Al
m;ral and Mrs. SchIey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
BODY IN A BARREL.
Italian Found Murdered at Chicago. Another
Italian Under Arrest.

Chicago. N"V. 9Th" body of :: ra4l
about - years Of age. whnS,' head hard
been almost riIt off. was discovered in a
n"'ir barrel an a strip Of prairie near
Ike" street and Western avenue. earl
Tuesday. The victims feet were secure;
fastened together ANA the body ,uIhl..!
III a sack. besides the wound in tho neck
the fac" had been CaShrd and disfigI!r,.u
lhc police, after investigation. advanced
tn" theory that the man had been muir
d"rcd. last night. The victim is brlicNc /
To hc Antonio Napali. who with - Other
italian laborerS. reached Chicago last
night, from Iowa Center. Ia. Chief Of
PnliC" ONrill says II" believes that III.
man WIS thu, victim Of some vendetta.
Later. Rocco tanbrc. saloon keeper.
identified IN" body IS that III NaJnit
whom lie mad not seen since \apuii left
Chicago. 4 year ago. He said that prob.
ably after his arrival. Monday Napnli
had gone Ia max" the rounds Of his Oh
halntS ana had met som" enemy
After an investigation d"tectivcs dccl IL
ed that the murder had not been commit
the remains had been brought to thu SI,p:
ut both ends but in dumping it from tn.
vehicle one Of the heads had been knock
ed ont Had it not been for this accident
the attempt TO conceal The crime probab-
~ would have prcn successful.
The sack into which the body had been
thrust bore the name "Datoll. An Itai-
ian fruit peddler. Nindcz Datolli, was ar
rested. this afternoon. The police diSCnv-
cred in his shop several barrels ana sack
similar to the barrel and sack in which
III" body was found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID. Clark were ten
dered a farewell reception by their
friends in the vestry of the FIRST Bap-
fist church, Tuesday evening. \ large
number We're present and Joined in the
general expressions of regret at losing
from their midst these friends who are
50 soon to take up their residence in
Massachusetts. and who have been 50
prominently associated with the work
of the church and its social life in this
city. The VcStry was prcttily decorat-
ed and at intervals during the evening
several literary and musical selections
added much TO the pleasure of the even
ing. ON behalf of their many friends.
Rev. w. ID. Plummer presented them,
with a few happy remarks. a beautiful
set of T. solid silver teaspoons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
DIVORCES AT WiSCASSET.
Several Grained TO People Who Find Tiey
We're Not Made for Each Other.

Wi@,a~-,r Mr.. non. G.-l'"ur cases as-
signed FOR Monday were disposed Of with
nut a trial and IN" jlricS W.T." excuse 4
until Tuesday morning rhs following III
vorccS were dccrccd MallIr ". Crookcr
nbellant. rs. Ran Croker. and EVA Chap
man. lhe!lant Wy. Charles H. Chapma.i.
both for cruel ana abusive treatment
custody Of child in cacn case 10 mother
state rs. Albert : FcylcT appellant
This was All appeal from the lower court
on complaint for single sale The Ic-
sp"udent who resides in Waldohoro. vd-
charged with having sold one gallon "A,
cider to pdrty w boys. on June 33d last
for tipping pIrpoScs TIL" respondent
denied that nc sold the cider rs charged.
or that hr saw TIM boys IN the tay in
question. Verdict guilty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
EDWARD STOKES WILL
Says He Is Unmarried Has No Children and
Ignores Alleged Vile.

MN York. Nov y. III, viii VI I.dwar,.
: Stoke Vii" died. Saturday last. at
tho residence ot his sister MIR MrNutt
Was Tiled al the SUrrugat"s ollie. this
afternoon. Th" will was executed ia,
l.. ls"I. before NJ. Stokes hal III" disc
gree. m".It with his cousin. W. f.. H.
Stokes. ana ". r. u. Stokes is tile chirf
beneficiary under the will NJ petition
setting Forth tn" value az tht. property
left by Mr.. stokes waS filed with tn
viii
NJ. Stokes declares that hiS entire. -
tat" is Ia be- held in trust by his executor.
who is to pay lcgaCi.s OF 52tpo to hi
mother. Nancy Stokes. S3Hr 10 his brot IL
Horace. ana San to his sister Mary j.
Mc\utt. TIL" r.Siduary estate he directs
shall be divided between his brother Hor-
ace ana his sister. Mrs. MC\utt. ana in
cas-" neither of them leave Of ldrrn TN.
cHtir" estate is to go I" W. r.. II. Stokes
Mr.. Stokes says in The last ella lSc Of
tho will that he is unmarried ana has ~
children, and therefore made this dispo-
sition of his property.
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SHE USED AN Ak.
officers Looking for Mrs. Daniel Berry Of
Rockport. for Assault

RYckIand. Me- Nov, o-Constablcs
Morse ANA Barlow Of Eockrort. were iii
the city. yesterday. cnL"dvoring to 10
cate Mrs. Daniel Berry. who is wanted
there on 4 serious charge. About 4 wccl
ago there was Il fracas in Mrs. Berry
house and Mrs. Berry is alleged to have
struck Capt. William Stinson over the
head with an axe.
Capt. StnSon'S condition may become
critical. Mrs. Berry was placed under S2n
bonds to keep the ncar" ana was also
held in the sum Of $40 for appcarant"
before the December grand jury.
She failed 10 get bonds ana the officers
who We're about to jail her found that
she had left town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
SWAN SENTENCED.
Given Not More Than 10 Nor Less Than 8
Years in State Prison.

Cambridge. Mass, NOV. 6.-RplInd y
Swan. formerly assistant town clerk u:
Arlington was sentenced by judge Law
ton in III. MddlescX superior court. tbs
morning, to a term Of not less than eight
nor more fnan 10 years in state PRISON for
cmbczZlcmcnt rom the town Of Airing
ton.
Swan lad previously pleaded guilty II
all Of The 21S counts against him and ".
II. n. TuttIc. counsel Tor the town. ac-
oiiescel in the request of the prisoner
counsel for dminu,ion OF The term OF
sentence because of this fact. it havil:-
resulted in the saving vi great deal OF
lime and money in the trial Of the case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
PORTO RICO.
Continued from page IL

near future. have grown wild or been
cultivated but poorly for home con-
sumption only.
Il sincerely hope that the anticipa-
ton of an appropriation by Congress
for the establishment of one or more
experiment stations on the island, and
which constituted an alleged bar to 40
propriating insular funds, may be
speedily realized, and the teaching Of
agriculturists the arts OF preparing soil.
selecting right kinds of seeds ana
plant. proper planting. correct cult
walton and profitable harvesting and
marketing will be begun. With a popu-
lation bordering on 900 900 people, We
can not hope to drive poverty and
want from Porto Rico by any other
means
In conclusion Mr.. Elliott says:
All IN ALL Notwithstanding the de
plOrable condition of the laboring class
es at the time of the ccssion of Porto
Rico to the United States. concerning
which condition it was my fortune to
be enabled to gain accurate informa-
ton during a complete tour of the is
land made in March and April. 1899:
the awful destruction of life and prop
erty and consequent misery and Woe OF
the people wrought by the hurricane
of August s. 1899; the injury to trade
and commerce caused by the necessary
change in the circulating medium. and
in spite Of pernicious opposition "a and
malicious Misrepresentation Of the
m . f,.1 ~
sued. there are, in all matters relat-
ing to the department of the interior
evidences o. substantial progress made
and the prospects for the future are
reasonably bright
True there remains much Ia -.
done: indeed. il seems. as the field *
viewed. that only a beginning has been
effected. Yet, vita the exercise Of pa
tience. industry. wise discretion and
zeal, The speedy habilitation Of Porto
Rico us q veritablc garden spot. rich
and prosperous. and the pecpl- fully
employed. contcntcd ANA happy are
conditions that those persons we'll in
formed as to III" material resources OF
the island ana the character ana dis
position of tn" Porto l;ican people con-
iidently predict.
't'apitil is needed for the rtstora ion
or old plantations. the opening ~ ANA
cultivation Of new estates. Inquiry and
Investigation by persons interested in
fruit an J VrC"tabl, culture have rs q
rule, proved satisfactory. Somc hay"
invested ana arr planting; the promise
il that others viii soon b. 1T work. In
tn" near future fruits and Vegetables
Will ] "pinr. b"comc larG, ana prof
table features Of the agricultural in
duSt"y OF the island ami = leading item
IN tho exports ~ tn I nItcd States
In the report Of President Urrnantic:.
Of tn" superior board IF health. APP
pended to Mr.. Elliott's general report.
tn" number of deaths for the year Is
PLACED a. ii.>li: births. :" 80. mar
ria-cS. ;"lt. Tho d.ath li,t IL higher
than in previous Wears hccauS.. Of thu
fearful loss of life in TIL" hurricane.
Figures aelduccd ny t'.- deputy sc,rr-
tary If The interior show that the plan
tatl"ns II sugar cane ANA minor crops
hav" been Increased ANA that those of
co;f'" ana tobacco have. on the con-
trarN. been reduced In the Aggregate
tn" lands under tila-c have been i'll
creased 10y 1906 acres
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

The ladies Of the Relief Corps recent
~ made a visit to the kcnncbec Valley
Home for Children at Augusta. As til"
result Of their visit. they found that
Their" We're many little things that they
could make for the Home. and as they
have no work of their own to do at
present, they have started on this.
Tuesday. they met at their hall and
made sheets. pillow slips and clothing
Tor the little ones. As soon as they
nave the work completed. they will for
ward il to the Home. where it will D.
greatly Appreciated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
KENTUCKY PlEASANTRleS.
Murder at Pierce Precinct and a Wholesale
Affair at Pine Grove

M"r"hcad. ~. NOV. Sat licr,'. pre-
Cinrt. IN tho south side OF This county.
William Morris, Today. shot ana killed
Dave Jones. Jones WAS tried and acuuit-
ted here. last Saturday. for the murder
of Wallace Markweil. two years ago.
vt Pine Grove. this county. John ShI-
mate and Tidrn HosGc. today. hecam.
involved in 4 political difficulty with
George E'ogge and his three sons. Ray.
Tiiden and Charles. Pistols and knives
were used freely and Charles Hogge is
dead. Ray Hogsc and John Shumat" are
dying. and George and Tildcn HogGc arr
bNulN MOunucd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
Augustus Huntington.

After an Illness lasting several weeks,
Augustus Huntington died at his home
on 'obbossec avenue, Tuesday morn
ing. aged A years. Mr.. Huntington had
heen employed for many years at the
paper mill at the New Mills and was
Wei known. He was also fireman on
NE steamer CobboSSee, with which h"
mad been connected many years. II"
Is survived by a widow and one son.
lhe funeral services will be held at :
o'clock Thursday afternoon. Rev. X;
". Plant officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
WOOD FELL ON THEM.
Two Brunswick Men Injured by Falling Of
Pile Of PuIpwood.

brunswick. Ne, Nov. G.-tSpcciaD.-
Augusta st. Pierre and George Walker.
two wood choppers employed at tn" Al
droscoggin pIlp milf, We're badly injurc !.
this afternoon. BY u ldrg" pile of pu.p
wood which fcll over % them. Both men
received bad scalp wounds, while 81.
Pierre had two ribs broken
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
BEATEN TO DEATH.
Ernest Markell Found Murdered at Buffalo.
Several Arrests Made.

Buffalo. y. y. Nov. G.--Erncst Mark L.
an Ice man. was found lying in pool Of
blood in an allcNWat alongside FRANK
Wednesday. and died before the ambi-
lance arrived Murphy and Il dozen 9th
Or men who were about the place are M
der arrest as witnesses. Markell appar-
entity had been kicked and beaten T.
death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
JUMPED THE TRACK.
Electric Gar PIoughs the Street at kenncbunk
mo One Badly Injured.

Eiddcfold. Me. NOV. ca special 10 I'll
Journal says that an early morning car
on the Sanford y Cape Porpoise EIectiir
Railroad jumped the track near tho
Mousam Opera mouse in kenncbunh ana
plunged into the street. The car was
filled with passengers but none sustained
serious injuries. The mOtorm IN wa.
thrown through the glass front al til d
car.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
Alice ed SwindIer Arrested at Barcelona.

Harcelona. Nov. ~ the request U
the German consul general here the it"-
lice have taken into custody q man nam
ed Esthermcyer who. the consul general
claims. is notorious swindler and h@.'
1unc been wanted for numerous cIimcS IN
Germany The prisoner is known here 10y
the namc OF Biliorhek He claims to b.
!: t.tizor of the United States.
Esth.rmeyer was manager of the Sect
rites Guarantee Bank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
The Oceanic Lowers Her Record.

New York. NOV. G'rhe White Star
steamer Oceanic arriN cd Wednesday.
from Liverpool. making tie Trip in the
best time she ever made Of ; days. il
hours ana 70 N nlItes. The ship was d.
tanned at quarantine for an inspection az
the crew and stecra2e passengers ow n .,
to thc presenc" Of bubonic pla CUE at IiV-
crpoul Among the passengers were ".
X. Vanderbilt, Pan Blouct tMax O'Rein
and the earl of .\lbcmarlc. Mr. Wander
bit Wa taken eff ut quarantine by Il
I'M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
Mrs. Samuel ZONES.

Mrs. Millic. wife of Samuel Jones.
ulcd at her home, Lincoln street. Tues
aaS noon, of consumption, from which
she mas been suffering for a number "
months. She was about 81 years of age
ana besides a husband. one son and
one daughter survive her The funeral
VIII be held. at o'clock Friday after
noon. Rev. W. A. Robbins of the Free
baptist church. officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

Inc Ladies Sewing Circle of the Uni
Nersaiist society will have an Exchange
Sociabie at the home of Mrs. ]. p.
hunt. this evening. Everyone is in
rited to come. as very pleasant time
is anticipated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
SHOT BOTH ROBBERS.
Deputy Sheriff Kills One and Wounds the
Other. Who Escapes.

EiSbc". -Ariz.. Nov. 6.-Ncw~ has reach
ed here OF the killing Of lip Ship ANA
the wounding of Ed. Meus at Noco Ariz
bT Deputy Sheriff Ellis. as they ucr" IN
the act Of holding up saloon. The men
had lined up the occupants Of the place.
AT the point of rcVolvcrS and were pro
cecdiug to rob them when ELS. who had
crcpi behind the counter. opened tire with
u shotgun. Ship fen dead bun McuA
though wounded. ran ont. mounted his
horse and escaped. Ship was from Las
Vegas. ~ NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
Plymouth. S: Lewiston. 3.

Lewiston, Me. Nov. 5.-lcwiston wa
defeated. tonight, in its second game al
home by Plymouth by 4 score OF {" 3
The teams were well matched ana the
game was fast from start to finish. Ia
vorS if any being with the visitors tn"
star play Of the game was made by Rob
crts. caginC the ball on a phenomenal
drive the entire length of tn" hall. Hip
son and Mullins also did excellent work
for the club from Plymouth. For the
home team the playing of Hayes and
Mercer was very commcndablc. The sum
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

Hallowell Commandery. L. O. q. c..
is making preparations for a one night
fair to be held i'll Wilson's hall, Nov
20. Local talent win present a drama
entitled The Woven Web" Those
who take part are being drilled by
Miss Louise Shepherd of Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

mere was report in the city,
TUESDAY, that someone had shot a lit
tie fawn in the Vaughan woods and
mad let il remain where it fell. Prob
ably after having shot the poor crea
tuie the gunner felt too much asham-
ed to bring il into the CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

People VINO contemplate attending the
lecture by Peter MacQueen in Wilson's
hall. Thursday evening. should obtain
their seats at once at Lunt & Branns.
as the advance sale gives promise of a
full house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

Rey. William Cashmere Of the Meth
oGist church Of this city, left f"r
Springfield. Mass. Tuesday. where he
will attend the meeting of the board Of
control of the EpWorth League. he be-
lng the representative from Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

MRS. ~ l.. Niles. Mrs. T. II. Rich
dros and Mrs. w. ]. Carter. delegates
from Queen Esther Chapter, o. f. s.,
went to Lewiston. Tuesday. to be pres
eht on the occasion of the visit Of the
district deputy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

George and Will Cole have a pair OF
fine bred English fox hounds which
they value very highly and which are
among the best in this section. They
have already captured three foxes over
them, this season. The hounds came
from the celebrated kennels of c. l.. E.
Lands, Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
"A COMPLICATION Of TROUBLES
Doctors fail to find the cause of a LaDcAster
lady's long sickpess.

1t TO DC the unknd fate of some people to be
weighted down for years with sickness which keeps them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

on Thursday evening of next weeh.
tho lodges Of Rebekahs Of Bath and
Brunswick Will visit the Gardiner
Lodge. where they will be entertained.
Tho home lodge has been drilling on
tn" work and expects to he able to ei-
emplify the work very finely at the
meeting.
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Will Meet at Minneapolis Next Y ear.

Philadelphia. Nov. G.-Thc :2ni annual
meeting III tn" general executive commit
tee Of the Nomen's Foreign Missionary
Society. which had been II session since
las; week. cam" Ia an end. TO-DAY Min
neapolis was chosen as tie next p.ac, oi
mnt.iln.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Largest Weeks Business Ever Known. Ia 81
Week. 27.495. 900 Pounds Sold.

Boston. Nov. 6.-Thc largest week.
business eve! conStimmated i'm he Boston
wool market has been accomplished iur-
ing the past six days. Rrpr. Ssntativ.s If
some nf the largest mills in the country
including tn. American co,n,auy and ~,
Arlington llS of Lawrence. have taken
ur lHrs" lines or matcrial. 5 llcs for IN.
week reached -1.i9i,G0y pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

Tuesday. where he has some blasting
TO do. among it being the blowing up
of one Of the Old hulks which has been
on th9 shore for some years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

Annie Nebber of Philadelphia.
~ ms been the guest for a few weeks
= "rS- Susan +. Lowell. Warren street
"rht I" Boston. Tuesday. for a short
visit on her way home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07

Miss Emma Ray Of New York. and
Miss Della Ray Of Boston, returned.
Tuesday. to their homes. after visit
with Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Eldridge.
chestnut street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
Burglars Make a Rich Haul.

fiIack Rock. NOV. e.-EIrglar, blew th-
bank vault here. early today. ana secured
S1~ in cash and sn,"l worth of pcariS
belonging I" " =, Eird. The r"bbcr-
escaped
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
Carneoie Library for Canadaieua. N. Y.

Canadaigua. !. T.. NOV. G.-Andr.w
c;,rnp.f. has offered "a provide Il $1,000
h,rildin.. for the Wood library III this ~
Ia.e. On condition that the municipalitV
shall .rarantsc SO" annually for il SUP
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
HALLOWELL.

Mrs E. Perry has returned from a
weeks visit in Boston.