Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-28
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Brunswick Board of Trade held it's
annual meeting Monday evening and
elected the following officers: President,
Gilbert NJ. Elliott; vice presidents, Ed
ward w. Wheeler. George r. Webbcr;
treasurer Harry W. Varney: secretary.
John w. Riley; directors, Charles o.
Eaton, Joseph II. Rousseau, f. c. Pat
ten. Isaiah G. Elder and David W. Serb.
ner.
The most plausible clue that has ynt
come to light in the sudden disappear
ance of Albert l.. True, the young man
employed at the United States engineers
office at Portland. was unearthed Tuesday
morning. when it was reported to City
Marshal Watcrhouse that man answer
ing the missing mans description ami
signing his name IF. Truesdalc." shipped
as a cattleman from Portland on the
steamer TurcOman Of the Dominion Linz
March Il, bound for Bristol via Liverpool
Charles NJ White of Old Town bid in
the rafting On the PenObscOt river at
40 1882 cents per thousand feet ana he
was awarded the contract. Mr.. White has
had the contract for rafting al the Pc
nobscot boom for number of years. Last
year 1G2,1%.eo0 feet passed through the
Mr.. White at IS l5-lG cents per NJ, for
which, according to the annual report OF
the association, Mr.. White received 50! :
1T4.5S. 1t is expected that upward Of lD,-
0G0,0c0 feet will be- RATED At the loom dur
ing tho coming season.
Deputy Enforcement Commissioners
Maxine Eeauli.u and Fred T.. Stcvrn:;
appeared before SErrii: Cummings at the
lattcr'S office lt til" county buildings at
Auburn Tuesday in t'SponS,' Ia the writs
served upon them Monday evening hv
Deputy Sheriff VI. a. Murphy. The suits
are brought by Jean ana Victor iIcutz of
Lewiston, the sensational raid at whose
place is stll fresh in the pubiic's mind
Jean sues Mr. BcauIicu for assault and
battery ana Victor, his son. Sues Mr.
Stevens and also Deputy Cnmmssioncr
lhnl ar, who is 1T present ont nf town.
Each process is to recover SlGfb dtnaGeS
The principal town officers elected at
ThomaStnn We're John A. Andrews treas
ursr. Frank '. Hills. w. J.. catlaad and
Il. w. Dunn Sclectmcn and ovrrScrr4 Of
poor, Daniel i. Rose. T.. G. COP, land ana
&. T.. Hastings assessors. capt. Frank T..
Curling tax collector. William j. BraZicr
road commissioner. Richard O. Elliott
member Of school committee for three
wears. J. T. Beverage chief engineer OF
fire department, Thomas S. Singer au-
ditor. V. a. Moore. J. +. Shradcr. w. IT.
Currier. L. Y. Butler. Il. f. Shorcy and
j.. T.. Curling police. The town voted IN
appropriation FOR n night patrolman for
the first time.
The Bangor police We're asked Sunday
night by Mrs. Robert Campbell of tho
broadway road to make INQUIRIES rs to|
the whereabouts Of her husband, who was
last seen in Bangor SATURDAY.. March L..
and who has not been heard from since
that time. Mr.. Campbell is a teamstcr
and has heen in the woods near Molunkn.,
all winter with u horses of his own,
working for an operator named shannon.
SO it is said. He got through and came
down to Bangor about two We ls ago
with his teams The horses he left at the
stable Of II. l.. Graves on Frenoh street
and went home to his wife on the Broad
way road outside town. He is about f.
years old.
Tic Bangor city officers elected arc:
Ralph =. Plastcd city clerk. Michael J.
Brennan treasurer and collector, Edward
p. Murray city solicitor, T. Herbert
White chief of police. William W. Pen
nell street commissioner p. Fl. Coombs |
city engineer. John Grady superintendent
of sewers D. Frank Mccarthy school !
agent. Matthew Moriarty chicf engineer
FIRE department. Thomas f. Canning ani !
Charles f. Williams assistants. Dr II. ~. !
Milliken city rhysioil IN, Michael Z. Trace j
harbOr master, Andrew J. Robinson cit1 !
George II. WISH truant on
,er. William F. Hubbard assessor, Felix !;
Quinn overseer of poor, a. W. Weather |
nee and DR.. Daniel Mccain school board !
Edward S. Perry and James r. Singleton :
water board. j. Edward Sullivan and r. !
J. O'Leary street engineers. William p.
rickey. William II. Gorham and +. A.
Cummings cemetery board.