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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-06
Josiah G, Darrah.

me death of one of Watervile's old
est citizens and best known busness
| men. Josiah G.. Darrah. Occurrod or
f!riSht'S disease. at his home. IN, y, .,
W inter street. ut o'clock. Saturday
afternoon. At the age of e. years Prob
ably no other man who has eyer cas-,
Not" i'm this city, has been more
prominently identified i'm his genera
'i"h win tht general progress of the
community or has figured more con-
Splcuously in its business activities.
rms assertion may he bourn out by the
statement that. during the - years of
business life in this city. Mr.. Darrah
had purchased the goods of y differ
cnt stores.
Born in Richmond. Jan. %. 1S4o. he
passed the most of his bOyhoOd DAYS
IN eWistnn. and while young man
OF -. n" LETT prosperous business
hich he had conducted in that CITY i'm
partnership with his brother. the late
NHrr;'n {. Darrah. to cast his lot with
the future of Waterville. His first at
tempt at business in this city was
made in the building now occupied bv
Eeny K Marshall. in which he con-
Quoted dry goods store. shortly af-
ter this his location was changed to
the building now known MS the Plais
ted block and later 10 the present
site OF the Clukey & Libby co. where
he orened Il variety store in which b,lS-
mess he was engaged until the time of
his retirement from active life. When
last seen on the streets rs a business
man. he was situated in the store
L n
He was married in 1864. to Miss An
lie Rurleigh the daughter of Alfred
Eurleish of this city. Three children
We're born from this unioin Mrs. Mary
u. Salisbury. Mrs. Susan Herrick and
Henry Darrah. all of this city. and all
of whom survive him.
Mr.. Darrah. throughout his long
business career. preserved Il Spotless
reputation in all of his business deal
ingS He leaves as Il heritage 10 his
children. Mat is of even greater signif-
icahce that his successes in business
Il good name. With the passing of this
old citizen, only two firms are yet in
business in the city which knew him as
a business contemporary. W. =. Ar
mold IL 60. ANA the firm of Alden e.
Bros. He was Il member of the Knights
of Pythias Lodge of this city and also
one of I'll" charter members Of the Can
nihaS Club.
The funeral will occur ut the home of
his daughter. Mrs. l.. G.. Salisbury.
where h" died. on Tuesday afternoon
ut . o'clock. Rev. F.. l.. Marsh will act
rs the officiating clergyman. The
knights of I'yth,s vii lattend the SER
vice IN Il body.
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Committee HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

lnH Committee on Judiciary will give a
phh'" hearing in its room ut The State
f'"'st III Augusta.
TUESDAY. MARCH = 1905. ut > o'clock
No =" On an Act ito amend Section >
w ctialH"r g. OF the Revised Statutes re-
iia'ihS Ia proceedings Tor divorce. making
H,mahl" INSANITY Il cause for divorce.
~" Ia ON an Act amend.ltorr of ana
a'ui,i"iil 10 Section I'll of Chapter - OF
t''" REVISED Statutes relating tn Improved
.oi"i'iunS III the highways and facilities
Inr public travel
NO 81. ON an Act regulating the NOV
'hs ot families within the State.
NO IN. On an Act to prevent the I'M
mMful diversion or electricity.
No ~. ON I'm Act 10 change the title
81 III" Wilton Electric Light and Power
Company
No, 2li. On m Act authorizing the
Sl" bonds.
No -. On IN Act to amend Chapter Il
VI me Revised Statutes. relating to the
'nucaiion of youth
w "a On petition of Wadsworth and
,M"ou;h'tn tor authority to take water
l,"m lake Marlnorook for the operation
W. proposed oil cloth factory.
~" ~. ON an Act to prevent tho fraud
n "nn iSS'i" and MS" of transfer tickets on
fnti' conVeyanccS.
No. N. On An Act in relation To in
tine Persons in tho State prison and in
r,.%htN sails. and additional to Chapter
~ IN" Revised Statutes
~ ~" - ON An Act 10 repeal acts moor
t"fatinS Skowhc"nn Village Corporation.
FREDERISK HALE. Sec'y.
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THEODULE ALBERT.
EDUCkTION,

The Committee on Ednration win give
4 public hearing in room Al at the Stale
House. in Augusta,
TIL RSDAi. MARCH O.
An A1; Ia amend Chapter ol3 of the pri
Tatr and Special Laws OF 1876: in relation
To the establishment of a Normal school
at Pressure ISL. il AronSt"ok county.
An Act Ia repeal Chapter 90: of the Pri-
van. and Special Laws Of lS.t, ana Chapt Il
II. OF the Private and Special Laws of
1879 amen'!atorN of said Chapter 80. au-
thurizinG ih- town OF Athens in the cO,ln-
" OF Somcl set to tXpend i portion oI its
school money in Somerset Academy.
An Act To amend Section b OF Chapter
L. If an" Revised Statutes relating to the
compensation of experimenting school
committees.
On Resolve in favor of State Normal
schools.
On Resolve to provide for the compile
ton of the residence Of the principal of
the Western State Normal school at Cor
hum.
On An Act to annul Section g.. Chapter
L.. of the Revised Statutes. relating to
tuition Of free High school SchnlarS in
academies.
EUGENE THOMAS Sec'v
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BANKS AND BANKING.

The Committee on Banks and BankinI
will give Il public hearing in its room at
the Stale House in Augusta.
II ESDAI. MARCH :, 1905. AT O'Clock
+. NJ.
An Act to Incorporate the orono Trust
Company. Orono. Maine.
An Act to incorporat" the old Town
Trust Company. Old Town. Maine.
An Act IL incorporate The Dexter Trust
Company. DEXTER Maine.
An Atf; to Incorporate Tho United STATES;
Trust Company. Portland. Maine"
An Act to extend I'll" charter of the Ty-
l-r-FrSr rtuSt Company. Bangor. Maine
An Act to extend the chan Ter Of th''
IialiowcH Trust Company, ilallowell.
Maine.
An Act % extend the charter Of he Pep
pcrcli Trust Company. i!iddetord. Maine.
ana 10 locate branch at Sicn. Maine.
An Act IL extend and amend the charter
Of the i'lttcn Trust CO.. Fdttcn, Maine.
REINSTATEMENT
TUESDAY. MARCH T. l.n. ut > o'clock
+ NJ.
An Act tn incorporate the Searsp"rt
Trust GO, S"arsport. Maine.
j. CALVIN KNAPP. Secy.
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The report Was current on the streets.
Sunday afternoon that Professor Il. Il.
Hall had SurcuWhed to the stroke of
paralysis from Wl;icn he has been SUE
ftring since Thursday evening. An in
uuiry at tn" home. however. result III
very satisfactory 10 al concerned and
it wds found that quite the oppositS
from what had been feared WAS the
tlutn. Professor Hall was able to sit
~ for 4 little while in n chair. Sunday
afternoon. His lower of speech has al
most completely returned. although his
words. To Il stranger nigh: not be per-
fettly intal!ieibi... on. hand and log
which were power less at the tima
When he was stricken are constantly
GaninG in strength ana usefulness. HIS
phy,i' ian, DR. l.. &. bunker feels hopa-
ful that Il few weeks of Uuictude will
see Mr.. Hall ?yain on his feet and abb ,
to be out as formerly.
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Company n Drill.

An interesting feature of the occa-
sion of the exhibition drill To he given
icy co. II during the d. A. X. fair will
he the presentation of medals by Cap
tain BESSIE to several members of the
company which are 10 signify "A record
of perfect attendance and the meetings
of the company. regular and special,
during the time included between ian.
/. 1904 and Jan. !. 1905. The men who
are 10 be thus honored are: lst Lieut..
Alden. md. Lieut.. Pepper. LIST. Searst.
Mac:ilaiy. md. SnarSt. foSs and Cor
h"ral Murray This exercise will be
especially gratifying To all who are
Present and who can appreciate the
''i'hlui sacrifices which have been
'''ane To preserve u clean record of at
I" h'l'hce during The frequent meetings
'I The past YEAR
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something tense" in the atmosphere
which had the effect of drawing men
apart into groups who We're acuuaint-
ed with the situation. and which must
have had Il tendency of making others
inqusitive and restless. who were not
There WAS enough of this subdued an
imation to give such a one the impress
sion that Il dreaded calamity was inn
pending, and that every citizen was
awaiting in ii more or less HELPLESS
state of expectancy to see i'm which
direction il might be expected to fall
Never. perhaps. fer years We're so
many people on the streets with so lit
tie /" do and so much ON their minds.
There WAS enough going on. When the
ruff sour of the population minsle in
nee intercourse and friendly argument
with the best blood and the most in
iluenIial nj Il community: when inSin-
uatinG smiles are depicted on the faces
of those who in any other circum-
stances would reveal nothing but serene
integrity ana business uprishtneSS. il
is apparent to anyone that something
is about To happen. But this activity
WAS not altogether confined to the men
on the street corners and byways. In
different parts of the city professional
men we've busy raking ont of the dirt
appropriate missiles tn throw at their
opponents. and 81 far short We're some
of these falling on their intended marks.
that the air whiS1led lively tunes of
deflSion at them as they passed.
Sunday is a legal holiday. The pas
tors on this day. occupying their GUS
toh1afy places. We're offering prayers
FOR the wicked and condolences for the
flShteuoS and. linked with these
thoughts was an uneXpreSSed desire on
the part of the latter that the. private.
ci'lHehS might he blessed i'm the future
YEARS with Il favorable administration
Oh punic affairs. But there is no rest
Tor the wicked. whether he finds his
lorln"nted self within the walls of =
Sahci uarN or on the streets and bvwoys
"l Il clty. ANA Main street wore abou,
me same aspect Sunday as the day
hef"r" with the exception. possibIy
that The situation was somewh,, mai
lifted.
Ky Monday afternoon the ,tmos-
l'here Will begin to clear. Wh.,bor
the result will be "Showers of bless;,o...
or the direct opposite. it is impossiI,,.
at lh,. tim" of writing to predict
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kennebec Good TempIars Meet.

1h' Kenncbec District Lodge Of
Good Temr!irs held a most interest ing
session in Society hall. last week. " 18th
large attendance The session was
hcn"rel by the presence of Hon. W. a.
Eideout, Grand Chief Templar of
Maine. and Mrs. George f.. Bracket Of
Belfast. assistant grand secretary of
the order.
The follow ing district officers were
elected and installed by G. c. w. 4.
Eineout: District Templar. r. w.
Longl-y. Sidney; councillor. George w.
Manter. Sidney: vice-templar Mrs. T.
p. Llrham. Riverside; electoral super
int"ndcnt. Frank w. GOwen. Water
Vile; secretary. Stephen A. Thomas.
Waterville: treasurer Mrs. G. T.. Files,
Waterville: chaplain. Rev. Mr.. Rear
don. Waterville: marshal. MIR. Dunlap.
Riverside: deputy. Luke Ivers. Water
Vile. The following district repre-
SentHtiveS to the Grand Lodge of
Maine. which will be held in Portland.
.\lril eth and 18th. We're elected:
Stephen a. Thomas. Waterville: Frank
c. Holt. Norriigewock. and Aaron r
Davis. Waterville.
A very spirited discussion took place
during the afternoon session on the So
called Sturgis bill now before our
Legislature. George w. Manter of
Sidney. past Grand Lodge treasurer,
thought such commission unneces-
Sary. while Rev. Mr.. EeardOn took
radical grounds against it. w. F..
Sterling favored the bill and Frank w.
Gowen, past international lecturer.
lecturer. closed the debate. The dis
trict degree was conferred on three
mn.bcrs.
Dinner and supper were furnished by
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CITIZENS MEETING
In Skowhegan Brings Out About SO
Voters.

The citizens meeting held in Grand
Army hall. Friday evening, was poor
~ attended, only about so voters being
In attendance. One thing was appar-
tnt from the meeting, however, and
that was that unless there is a decided
rpNulsiOn in public sentiment between
now and the 18th of March, the date
of the annual town meeting, the town
will not take any action in regard to
the rebuilding of Coburn block. If il
is to be done. il must be done by the
Hall Association. or private purchase
.rS.
such was the almost unanimous ex-
preston Of those present at the meet
ing. There are a variety of reasons fol.
.Eis attitude on the part o. the voters.
Probably the most cogent is the heavy
Indebtedness OF the town, due to the
recent erection of two costly steel
bridges across the kennebec, and the
aversion on the part of the tax pay
ers to any further increase in their
burdens.
There is alsl 4 Widespread feeling
that the town nas alread; contributed
more than a wise policy called for in
This direction. Al the time of the erec-
ton of the building the town turned in
It's town hall lot, and ever since that
GATE has exempted the hall property
from taxation. The Only return it has
nau from this has been the rent of tn.
:'''l"rtnitn'S Office, and the use of the
nan tor town meetings The lot is the.
most valuable in town for business
purposes 8, there haV. been several Of
ltrS l" purchase the outstanding stock
'f th'' corporation at price approyi-
mailing the market price Of the stock
before the fire. these offers including an
agreement tn erect 4 suitable building
III place of the one destroyed, and in
view of these circumstances a great
many feel that town aid is not needed.
Iy request copy Of the town war
rant. which was posted Saturday. was
ihrhished by the selectmen and read
I" the meeting. Outside of the proposi-
ton to provide for a place for town
meetings.. town offices, safe deposit
vaults. etc, there was little i'm the war
rant outside If the ordinary routine
business. Appropriations fo- macadam-
'zinG streets in various sections of the
town. and for extending the sewer sys-
tom are called for.
Their" was an extended discussion Of
n" condition Of the highways of the
Town. and the best methods of expend-
r% the highway appropriation. The ap-
preparation last year was $500. and the
""lni"n was expressed by several that
this was insufficient
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-06

The Committee on Ways and Bridges
VIII give public hearing in its room. 10
s. State House. Augusta '
WEDNESDAY. MARCH g. at > o'clock
in the afternoon. wv"
On Petition of Chas. F. Silshy and >,
p.n1IS asking Tor an appropriation fol
~, On Resolve in favor of the town of
Prescott vi
On Resolve making appropriation for
of Washington. go" ,
ON an Act 10 provide for the improve
mrM Of the public highways
I'm an Act Ia apportion the expenses of
bridges between towns
G. A. GOODWIN. Sec.v
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no. Ky. An Act to establish a commits
tn 10 render true and actual valua-
ZION on lands in places not incorpOra ed
LOT purposes of taxation.
NO. i+i An Act to regulate the use of
county.
No 100. An Act to authorize the Port
Laild savings Bank to invest in real es-
tate ~
No 1871. An Act to provide for the bet
yer collection of collateral inheritance
taxes.
NJ ~, An Act relating to the York
Light and Heat Company
No 1875. An Act to amend Chapter ia
OF the Revised Statutes relating to th,.
relief OF poor debtors.
NO 1'l. An Act to amend Section "a Of
Chapter 10 OF the Revised Statutes. rrlat
ing to the collection of taxes
PERCINAL P. BANTER Sac.r
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Trains Late.

Train Il did not arrive in U,.,,.r,.i,1,
station. Sunday morning. un,u ,ho,,t a
''h' iher" WAS ample reason for tn.
delay as 10 freight cars were n;l., ~, :,
all directions. 50 il WAS s,iJ ., -.
water plug at Dresden. Train "a ~,
stepped ut the plug to TAKE. w,,.r ,1
WHY 'h' water was pouring ilto the
tan" !" special bounded into view with
inc an"Vr result. Fortunately no one of
'hc 'fahmcn was killed ana il is no,
known III inns hour of writing that any
W"f" even injured \ wrerking train left
W;'tcrVil!" shortly after word was rccciy-
ed here IN regard to the accident which
waS about | o'clock. and the rnld WAS
cleared in 4 few hours
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-06

Inc members OF Richileau Lodge, A.
-. L. w. Of this city have reason 10
b. we'll satisfied with the dance which
was given under their auspices 1T the
Arll"rl. saturday evening. \ large
number of visitors We're present upon
Special Invitations from neighb"ring
towns and the floor contained as many
as could occupy il ut Il good adVant
age. 1t was said by some that there
We're All OF - couples present. Bou-
iette $ orchestra furnished music which
gave its members much credit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-06

Tie fire drIIjrtment of Hose No. |
WAS called into action. Saturday noon.
by the prospects OF IL fire i'm the house
occupied by Mrs. Wheeler. No. |. Mapi.
street. The chimney WAS pouring forth
smoke and sparks at AN alarming rate
and the inmates. becoming alarmed
asked the help of James Munroe who
owned the lunch building il short dis
lance away from the house on College
avenue Mr. M,uiroe Immediately APP
pied the telephone OF Bells pharmacy
with the result that the flames We're
soon eAtinguIShed.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS.

The Committee on Legal Affairs viii
give give a public hearing in its room at the
''ale House in Augusta.
ESDAY. MARCH I. 1905.
No IN. An Act TO amend Section oI
.haLter ia Of the laws Of 1873. relatinS
o =" me Castme Water Company IN the
county of Hancock
No Is. An Act in relation to senfenceS
IT, municipal and police courts ana d! 'tia'
No. lSs An Act to amend Section of
.harter 10 of the Revised Statutes IN re-
slect to innholders and victualers.
CO NO IS. An Ac; to amend Sectior y ~
,a,anter = Of the Revised Statues IN re-
No is. An Act 't to amend section OF
a,npler III of the Revised Statutes IN re,
, ,atlnn t" the fees of trial justices IN INF
"IaI OF an issue in criminal aaSes.
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

Inc Committee on Railroads and Ex-
presses will give public hearing in its
rooIi number li0. al the State House in
" iDNESDAY. MARCH s. 1905.
NO a. An Act to extend the charter of
the NlnterpOrt. Frankfort and Prospect
Railway.
No IS. An Act to extend the charter of
me camden and Liberty Railway
NJ" -, An Act to establish the Lubec
ana Aachlas Railway Company
No. 80. An Act to extend the chorter of
the Name ana New Hampshire Railroad
S. T. KIMBALL, Sec'y
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MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN
Cl,RANCE

Tho Committee on Mercantile Affairs
and Insurance will Civ" public hearings at
Room I'll. State House.
TT 'ESDAY, MARCH I. 1905. ut +. NJ.
on tho following bills:
AN Act to amend Section 81 Of Chapter
80 of the Revised Statutes. relating tc mo-
ti"e of injury to Casualty Insurance Com
panieS.'
An Nct additional to Chanter ~ of the
Revised St"tutes. relating to insurance"
Provi'iin" for tn" admission Of Foreign
Fratnrnnl Rennfciarv Associations not
operating upon the lodge system.
G. r. MII.LIKEN. Sery.
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The Committee on Interior Waters will
give Il pubic hearing in ITS rooms No. J,
State House. Augusta,
TUESDAY. MARCH I, at o'clock in
the afternoon.
ON an Act to improve the channel OF
Cracked river.
Or an Act no extend the charter of the
Fish River Improvement COMPANY.
V. a. PUTNAM, Spc'y
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The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Nc
Corkell was held from her late home
mt go o'clock. Sunday afternoon. Rev.
J. IT. Roberts. pastor of the Methodist
church. officiated. The bearers were
Ivory Pease, I. J. Watts. Jacob Prem
tiss and John Wyer. The intermcnt was
in Maplewood cemetery. Mrs. Cork
ell had been an invalid for many years
She was born in the Island of Jamaica.
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AGRICULTURE.

Tho COMMITTEE on Agriculture will give
. public hearing in its room ut the State
House in Augusta.
7. ON y Resolve to nmNnd Chinfn,' 1ai
Of Posolves Of 1892. relating to industrial
exhibits
for the Eastern Maine fair
:" {. Q. PURINTON. Sec'y. Z
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.

The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
tame VIII give public tearing in It's
room at the state House. in Augusta,
On An Act to extend the close lime on
carihou; and to amend Chapter >. of the
Revised Statutes relating to inland fish
cries and game.
TIL kSDAf. MARCH q 1T p NJ
IN petition OF 'icors- H. SwaScv and 20
others % York County. Tor lc"isi'tion
lrohihitlnS the throwing al Sawoirist and
nth, rri''S" int" Little Ossiprr river.
leigh. Newfcld. Waterford. I.jm.ri,.k .,,id
llmlnSton.
G. C. KINSMAN Sec'v
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Rev. G. A. Southland. presiding elder
OF the Augusta district. preached 1T the
Methodist church. Sunday morning. H"
took for his subject. ''Christian Work"
1t WAS Il very able and Instructive ser
mon and was much enjoyed.
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TEMPERANCE.

The Committee on Temperance will give
n public hearing: in Representative hail a
IT,. STATE House in August.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH, s. 1t o'cl"c>
ON IN Ac' L" rr"vid" for The rr","'r Ia
helinr at proprietary medicines contain
ing alcohol and narcotic drugs.
NJ +. ORI:iEN, Secy.
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There were about 20 couples at the in
anguration ball given by The Oakland
Military Band in Messa lonSkec PAVILION,
and everybody reports n most enjoyable
time. Music was furnished by the full
band and az the boys have been practic-
ing for this event for several weeks. the
music, Friday night. was unusually fine.
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The Young Peoples Sewing Circle of
the l'nivcrs.lliSt church met with Mrs.
stephen Wing. Saturday afternoon.
They are now working on articles for
the coming fair. They will meet with
Mrs. j. +. Atkins, next Saturday after
noon.
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Miss Belle Hail. cx-colhy. '0f. passed
he sunday WITH friririS in this city.
She was one Of I 0Sc Wht We're hOnorri
with an invitation 20 the Il. X. +. re-
rcption. Friday evening.
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LABOR.

n,,,i me committee on Labor will give Il
iI"ps, ne nearins In its room, at thu. State
o.n, dit kSDAY, MARCH 8, 1867. at ;
ch 40, >. on an Act TO amend section 20 OF
tiv,. ~ NY ~ vi me Revised Statutes, r-ll-
IVY !" 'he employment of minors.
REINSTATEMENT.
No. ). On an Act to abolish III. o.,;.a ~
LA .P' ,,' on Factories. WORKSHOPS. Mines
HERBERT II. ALLAN. Ssc.v
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Frank Smith WIS convicted of lar
ceny IN the muniuip court. Saturday
morning. He was charged with the
theft of an overcoat from the store of
feily a Marshall on Main street. which
MAS Valued at s.. II was found that the
act Was done Under the influence Of Ii
Iuoi'. He WdS given 50 days in default
hl payment. The coat was recovered.
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Before Election.

Saturday was. in many respects. a
racu,i,r DAY in Waterville. 4 strange,
,,.,,l.inp through our business strea,s
3ur;ne business hours would have seem
enough to set him 10 phlosophizinr
whether he might happen to be- of that
natural turn of mind or a mere wan
,,er4r over the earth with no special at
,aipments or occupation. There was
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Small Blaze.

Still alarm was sent in for !, FIRE in
thu nous" occupied by Frank Rand ut
No. ciI Main street. ut 10 T. Nj. Sun
day. Hook & Ladder No. and Hose
No. I responded.
III" fire had caught from the chimney
in the upper part of the house and had
burned Il hole about two ,ret IL diam
rter through the roof. Chemicals w-r.
sufficient to quell the blaze