Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-23
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Early Tuesday morning, Lewis
White, who was working in the night
crew at the spinning mill in Richmon /.
caught his hanu in n comber and bad
ly lacerated 1T. 1t is thought that the
fingers, though badly torn, can be
saved
f. Bond and c. r. Spencer while out
boating at Dexter, Sunday, We're cap
sized. Mr.. Spencer, who is unable to
swim, went down twice before Mr.
Bond, who is an excellent swimmer,
could help him to reach the boat. Mr.
Bond then swan ashore with the boat
No harmful effects resulted.
Mrs. James II. Bean of Somerville.
Mass, is i'll with smallpox at the
residence of her mother, Mrs. Midget,
in Hampden. Mrs. Bean, with her
husband and two small children ar
rived, July Is. and was taken i'll the
next day. The house is somewhat iso-
lated, and it is thought that there will
be no spread.
Ralph H., the 17-year- old son of C.
II. Moody of Turner Hill, is missing.
He disappeared. Monday forenoon, and
has not been seen or heard from since.
His parents are anxious to learn of
his whereabouts and feel somewhat
alarmed for his safety. Ralph rode to
Auburn with his father, Monday. His
father gave him s. as spending money
when they reached the city. The
father and son became separated from
each other during the forenoon. The
last place to which Mr.. Moody can
trace his son is the bank, from which
he drew what money he had on de-
post in his own name, $50. No reason
can be given for his disappearance.
The relation between son and home
was most pleasant.
The bad weather did not prevent the
holding of three successful meetings
at Old Orchard, Sunday, of the Chris
tian Workers League. under the presi
dency of Rev. DR.. l.. =. Bates of East
Boston. Rev. L. ID. Mallory led the
Bible reading service at 10 o'clock, and
was followed by DR.. Townsend. At
40 there was Il service for children,
at which Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Robson,
Mrs. Emma Bates-Harvey and Miss
Jennie Shepardson spoke. In the even
ing Miss Jennie Shepardson sang and
Rev Dr. Lewis of Chicago. delivered
an address on "Old New England Life.
The attendance is increasing with ev-
cry meeting, and il promises to be the
most successful of all the annual
gatherings at Old orchard.
s.mdge Frank T.. Roberts of the
brunswick municipal court, was busy
all Monday afternoon with short lobster
cases. The first one called was that
of James w. Pennem of Harpswell.
He pleaded not guilty. Pennem was
found guilty however, and fined $50
and costs the wardens having found %
live Holsters and five boiled Holsters
under the required length Pennem
appealed and was bound over to the
Septemher term of court in 500. The
next case was that of Daniel +. Tooth
acker. of Great Island, HarpsWeii.
'roothackcr also pleaded not gulily. III
this case the complaining officers were
Fish Wardens Isaac Henry Snow oil
brunswick. and Ruel T. York of Noble
poro. They found bag containing
70 short Holsters, which they claimed
Toothackcr had hidden in Cards cove.
Toothacker was fined $T3 and costs.
He also appealed and was bound over
III $500.
The friends of Mayor D. j. Mctillll-
cuddy of Lewiston, gave him q mouse
warming at his new home on Nam
street, Monday evening. Mr.. McGiih-
cuddy recently purchased ana punt
over the elegant residence OF X I. nm
gree on Main street, opposite the Cen
trail Maine General Hospital. ana
moved into it a few days ago About
100 of the mayors friends in the TWO
cities. of both political parties. met at
the home of C. l. Baker nearby and
went to his home at O'Clock, taking
the mayor by surprise. After an ex-
change of greetings and conSratula-
tons, Jacob r. Little, representative
to the Legislature. in behalf of those
present. presented to Mr.. and Mrs.
McGillicuddy an elegant onyx and gold
| mantel clock. Mr.. McGillicuddy,
though taken by surprise. eloouentiy
responded. expressing the thanks OF
| himself and wife for the remembrance.
Refreshments were served and very
enjoyable evening spent.