Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-06
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

1t has been announced ut Bowdoln Col
lego that the BugIc to be issued, next
spring. by the class of 1901 would be dedI-
Gated to Comma rder Robert Edwin Pcary
OF the elias of 1871, who IS ut present on Il
voyage III search of tie North Pole.
At meeting, Tuesday. at Portland. of
the Portland * Ogdensburg Railroad Co,
now the Mountain division of the Maine
Central. Roswell F. DOten and Charles f.
Lihlcy of Portland, were elected to fill the
vacancies in the directorate caused By the
death OF T. a. Josscelyn and Samuel }.
Anderson. James i. Halves was elected
president in Place of Mr.. Anderson.
The disappearance of Arlie Bailey of
Pride'S Corner. has reached such a stage
that a few hundred circulars on which
are picture and Il description OF tn"
missing boy have been printed and will
be distributed among the residents of tn"
surrounding towns The facts of his dis
appearance are set forth and Il reward
OF $50 is offered for the body dead or alive.
Deputy Sheriff Harmon went to Sebago,
Tuesday. to investigate report that
James Arlington BAILEY of PrdcS Corner,
WrStbrook. who has been missing for Il
week and who was believed to have wan
dorcd to Scbago where he had obtained
employment on Il farm. The deputy found
the young man to bear i strong resem-
hlancc ana discovered that he was not
the missing young man.
Two breaks occurred in lewiston Mon
day night. one WAS at Judkins laundry
ut 1S5 Lisbon street. and the other at the
clothing store of William A. Manlcy at 12o
Lisbon street. At the former place it is
believed that nothing was taken. but At
Manley'S me loss is probably over ST. in
goods he sides the money, for Il general
overhaulinE took place. The police believe
that it is the work of local parties
Petitions in bankruptcy have been filed
by Leslie w. Davis. Augusta. with liabil-
itics at $i2N Austin Z. French, a clerk at
Stockton Springs, the terminal of the
Northern Seaport Railroad. with liabili-
ties at SlS6@.2I. most of which he succeed
cd in borrowing for banks. Arthur l.. Pat
ten. Lewiston. with liabilities at S5i2
SHELTON & Haynes. traders at Bar Har-
Dor with liabilities at s53l William r.
SHELTON had individual liabilities of $li6
with no assets, and William e. HAYNES
no liabilities and assets ut $3.50. Charles
F. Webster, Moscow. liabilities ut $3.50
and asset at 500. Robert f. Parsons
Rrmford. with liabilities SI2O3 and assets
at 500. Valentine Gray, Livcrmore Falls
with liabilities at $l3gi
The funeral services of Samue! Wins
low were held. Tuesday, from the resi-
II. Gould. pastor of the Church of the
Messiah in Portland. officiating. Tho do
ceased was one of the old and most high
is esteemed citizens of the town. He had
made his home there for practically all
his life and had been one of the citizens
who have 1aborrd hard towards tile ad-
vanccment of the town. Before being in
capacitatcd by ill health he was active
in the affairs of the town generally 4
WIDOW. one sister and six childrcn-Mrs
Mary Gcodhuc and Mrs. Mary Trlfton of
Fort Fairfield; Waldo Winslow Of Lynn
Mass Mrs. j. IT, Murphy and Miss Sa-
rlh WmSlow of Dexter, and DIR. John
WirSiow of WOodfords survive