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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-27
Peacock Explodes

Peacock Explodes
Peacock demanded that as the
meeting was public hearing he be
allowed to hear what the boy was
saying.
And | want to say" said Pea
cock, that any man who would
bring that hoy up here and submit
him to this ordeal ought to be abso-
lutely scarified, crucified and fay
ed. 1t is a shame"
The Gar said he couldn't make
the boy speak louder.
But this is a public meeting and
| demand to hear that Witness" said
Peacock
IF you don't like it, get out said
Lucas.
well, of all the" began Pea
cock, getting up again. Someone
pulled his coat-tails and he sat
down.
The boy was crying and Frank
| Thompson sprang to his feet.
Mr.. Chairman, in the name of
humanity, | protest against this out
rage" he said.
The crowd applauded.
There is no inhumanity being
practiced." snapped Ballentyne.
Car Ballentyne called for order,
saying he didn't want repetition of
the scenes of the night before.
Jack Lucas objected to any mora
attempts to extract testimony from
the terrified boy.
Scared by the Gar
' Ballentyne said the boy was fright
ened by seeing so many people star
ing at him, and Perry came back at
him with THE boy hasn't been look
ing at anybody but YOU
The boy was excused and led
away crying.
Too Tired to Work
An older victim was led in by
Dickey. His name was Ed. Lilika'
lani, an imbecilic-looking chap Wits
enc eye and an untrustworthy face
| Dickey asked him il he had ever
seen the small boy near the saloon.
He said he had and the boy had a
ive-dollar gold piece and went into
the saloon with it. He came out
with a tin full of beer and the one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-03
Dr. Odiorne was in this part OF the
town Wednesday on business.

Dr. Odiorne was in this part OF the
town Wednesday on business.
Irving Fossett IS out again this week
after being confined to the house with
a bad cold.
George Mansir spent Sunday at his
home on Beech Hill.
George McCObb of South Pittston
was in this part of the town on BUSH
ness Thursday.
Captain Erskine is on the sick list.
Schools in town begin the sth of
April.
Some Of the people in this vicinity are
planning on attending Easter services
in Gardiner
Miss Martha BODICE, who has been
quite poorly all winter, remains about
the same.
Lyman Neal has been quite sick, but
is better now.
Mr.. Robinson of Everett, Mass,
visited his family recently.
Miss Eva Mansir returned to her
sister in Augusta.
Mrs. Sarah Z. Miller of Chelsea was
caller in this vicinity Thursday.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mr. and Mrs.H. q. Maxim and son
Grin visited Mrs. Maxim's parents, Mir
and Mrs. Samuel Bishop at Wayne VIII
, iage Friday.
"A. w. Ladd went to Boston Monday,
where he has work with r. &. Plummer.
contractor.
II. D. Mason has returned from his
! trip to Lewiston.
Mrs Percy Larkin returned from
Oakland, Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Webster is about to move
| to her farm III the best part Of the
town.
A number Of the men are closing their
years work for the North Wayne Tool
CO., and will move away in the near
future.
G.. n. Love and Z. w. Abbot have
loaded q car with pressed hay the past
week for G.. Yeaton Of Winthrop, from
the barn Of Mrs. Mary Keith.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. C. +.
Foss, Thursday.
~ Huiiipti ii'iii tiiiH lidce dtltlincu
the auction Of L. A. Morgan at Read
field, Saturday.
Miss Kl;tie HUFF passed Thursday at
Livermore with friends.
Mrs. G. +. Smith was n guest of har
sister, Mrs. Mary Carson, Monday.
l.. l.. Smith and son Ezra. and c. F.
Rankins went 10 the woods in Mt. VIZ
non, Monday, to haul out lumber for
Merle Hartman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-03
FRANKLIN.
FREEMAN,

Cyrus Cook is visiting friends and
relatives at Turner and Livermore.
Roscoe Vining Of Weld, who has
been visiting friends here has returned
home.
Mrs. L. G.. Allen Of Livermore Falls
is visiting her brother, L. G. Wcy-
mouth.
Elbridge Gould Of New Portland and
nephew We're recent guests Of friends
il town.
Mr. ana Mrs l.. p. SavaGc made n
business trip to Pennington last week.
visiting their cousins. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Charles Cay at Fairbanks OH the way.
Mrs. Augusta Scdcley has been en-
jGying a visit from her sister. Mrs.
Churchill of Lexington.
Harold, til" thrc"-y ar-rld son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Howard Of New
Vineyard. passed away Sunday night.
Funeral services will be held Wcdnes-
day at 10 O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-03
COUNTY NEWS
CUMBE RLAND,
NORTH BALDWIN.

On Thursday. March 81, at his home
in North Baldwin occurred the death
of John +. Cartret, one of the oldest
residents of this place, the Immediate
cause of death being heart failure re-
sulting from an attack of grin Mr..
Cartret was prosperous farmer and
had for years been closely identi-
fed with the best interests Of his town
both socially and politically. He was
il charter member Cf Mt. Etna Grange
p. Of H., and was for several terms It's
master, he was for nearly twenty
years postmaster at North Baldwin
and served his town for several years
as member OF the board of selectrneu
He was an ardent Republican, politf-
cally and was from his first political
activities q member OF the republican
town committee. He represented the
towns of Baldwin and Standish in the
sixty-ninth Legislature in. whose de-
alterations both i'll committee room and
on the floor he took an active and in
f!uential part. Mr.. Cartret was twice
married, his first wife being Frances,
daughter of John and Mary Weed OF
Stbago, and of this marriage five
children were born, Nellie, wife OF
Henry c. Davis OF Baldwin. John, a
farmer residing in Gorham, Edward A
of Westbrook, Lizzie NJ, wife Of Harlan
Weed Of Portland and Henry w. who
has always resided at home. His
second wife who survives him was
Mrs. Julia Thompson, formerly OF
South Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-03
kENNEBEC
WEST VIM SOR.

Little Percy. son OF Percy Norcross Of
Augusta. who has been boarding at til"
homo of William S'rwart for the "a It
var. las been very III with n severe at
tack Gf grip. but with IN" good nursing
at Air1 Stewart and Ctpse attention Of
tho family through his sickness ne has
"pull,d through" muoh a. No surpri'c
or all and IL now rapidly recovering.
Jotr Mccurdy hrs win ns family
moved 70 Augusta.
Charles Jnps recentIy cold a pair of
sieors t. George Gates 81 East Nassal-
hlro for beef
\ number from this w7v attended the
Faster exercises at tho Baptist church
Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-03
WEST GARDINER.

John Curtis purchased a number OF
fowls recently and while dressing one Of
the birds for market its crop was found
u contain a $50 gold picse. MIR. Cur
liz would like TO buy large flock OF the
same kind.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. W. Fuiler visited their
daughter. Mrs. Alfred Mcrrimar, IN Hal
lowell last week.
Tho sociable at Grange ham was well
attended last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Harper gave a photograph enter
tainnent at her home last Sunday. Will
Spear and family. Harry Spear ana lam
iIv and Linnie Batch"lder of Halloween
were among the invited guests.
Mr.. and Mrs James L. Collins OF Man.
chester were SucstS--as DR.. MorrilFs sat
urday evening.
Mrs. II. T. Merrill passed Sunday even
ing at Mrs. Alice Towlcs. A number OF
selections were played on the phonoGraph
and all present enjoyed 4 pleasant even
ing's entertainment.
Mrs. Roscoe Parsons and daughter Alice
are passing n week at Mrs. PARSONS
mothers, Mrs. Alice Towle.
Miss Eta Trule. who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Eliza TTulc, has return
cd TO her home In Lewiston.
Johnny Collins, VINO IS attending the
University of Maine is passing 4 lew
days vacation with his parents, MI ana
Mrs. Frank S. Collins.
Carl Collins, who has boon visiting mis-
grandmother and aunt n Revere, Mass
for the past week, returned home Sat
Urday.
SPEARS CORNER.-John Annis
Spear of Hallowell spent Sunday as the
guest of his sister Susie Spear.
Matilda Spent spent last week as the
guest Of Gardiner friends and relatives.
Henry Taylor of Litchtield was at the
Corner last week.
Flora Spear returned last week from
q visit to her sons. George ana LIN
wood, in South Boston.
Mrs. NJ. f. Brown has kept an &C
cLrate account of the storms or the
winter and reports the following
Since Oct. 2S. we have had SO storms
two rain storms and one thunder
shower.
Dr. Fairbanks reports an unusual
amount of damage done by mice tf
young apple trees.
Mr.. Knowlton, field worker for tht
department of agriculture. was u
town last Thursday investigating tn'
brown-tail moth conditions. He stated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-03

stopping for few weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. W. T. Mace.
The opening of the school is this place
has heen postponed one week, on account
of the Illness of the teacher, Miss Wad-
leigh.
A number of the neighbors and friends
of Mrs. c. l.. Cloush met at her home
on the evening Of March %, the occasion
being the anniversary OF her birth. Cake
and ice cream were served and Il general
good time enjoyed.
Mr.. Hallett and family of Sidney have
moved and are occupying the farm re
Gently purchased Of A. f. Mace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso Townsend hava
moved into the Guptl house recently
purchased by him of the heirs.
Alfred bourne and family have moved
into the Mayhem house, now owned by
Prof. Anthony of Bates College. Mr.
Bourne will purchase some good cows to
be kept on the farm.
Mrs. A. W. Brainard having disposed of
their farm home TO Mr. Hammond, is I'm
decided as yet as to their future resi-
dence. They will either build at the De-
pot or move TO South Paris.
]. r. Gordon is quite III with the grip.
He has passed his SGuh birthday
MONMOUTH.
The school committee has elected
Eugene Tilson of East Monmouth as
superintendent Of schools, vice Arthur
J. Chick.
The Grammar school will begin
April s.
John Wilroy is moving into Benjamin
Meals house. Mr.. Haskell, superintend-
ent Of the corn factory, will move into
| the rest vacated by Mr.. Wilcox.
Mrs. j.. A. Bracket and daughter
Mildred Of Bangor, who have been
passing their vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. $. X. Plummer. Mrs. Brackets
parents, will return to their home Fri
day.
Miss Rankin. the conference deacon
eSs of Portland, is in town for one
week.
The Easter concert ut the Methodist
church Sunday evening was very sue
ccseful.
ling. Hiake & Whittier have begun
work at their steam saw mill. \ large
amount of lumber has been hauled in.
Mrs. Keith of Worcester, Mass, will
talk 20 the ladies Of Monmouth on Do
nestle Scit nee" and demonstrate cook
ing at the Methodist church Tuesday
afternoon, April >.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-03
WINDSOR.

Vininc Pos. G. a. r.. ms secured R'v.
John P.ttcnciil ot J,n.rspn ~ speaker
for Memorial d1y.
An interesting ana rrontahi" al-dhy
r.o. ting ~ Windsor GrinE" was h"Id
SATURDAY.. Mar-l 20. with L"od attend
ancr. one cardiGate received III" FIRST
ana second degrees AMI a good program
was pre-, ntcd consisting 81 music. solos
r.-tdIu-S and Il question EoN.
Union Grange meets with Windsor
Grange Saturday. April q y good attend
auCo Is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-03

DR.. John F. Goucher, president of
the Woman's College, Baltimore, now
travelling in the Orient, has offered
scholarships which, when in operation.
will permit four girls from India to be
continually at abe Woman's College.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-03

KODOL is a thorough stomach relief.
1t digests what you cat and gives the
stomach rest and assists in restoring
it to its normal activity and useful
ness. KODOL is sold on a guarantee
relief Plan by John Coughlin of Au-
gusta and Beane's Drug Store. Gardi-
ner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-03
READFtELD DEPOT,

GullIOTu NnC1e Slle Will remain a lew
days with her invalid sister, Mrs. Allie
L. Stevens.
Miss Martha Patterson is visiting at
the nome of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gordon. Winthrop.
George Coleman went on 4 business
trip to Portland and return, Tuesday.
Miss May Gordon, Winthrop, is stop
ping awhile with her sister, Mrs. F.
w. Brown.
VASsALBoRo.
POPE ANENUE-A large number
from this PLACE attended Easter eX-
ercises at the Methodist church. East
VassaIboro, (which were reported I'M
usually interesting.
Mrs. Ella Fitzgerald from China
Lakeside was in the place SundG Y
called there by the illness of her faith
or, Charles II. Pore.
Miss Edith c. Pinkham who passed
the winter with friends in Winthrop
VIII pass the summer ut the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen w.
Pinkham.
Miss Marion Pope has recovered from
q recent severe illness.
News has been received by friends
here Of the death of Alfred II. Jones at
his late home in West China. Mr.
Jones was widely known and highly
respected. and will be sadly missed
by a large circle Of friends.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Mrs. E E. Taylor is the first to report
Il flock of chickens
Rev. ". 4. NIcservey has recently
purchased nice driving horse.
Mrs c. Il. Dutton was quite i'll Mon
day, but IS better at the writing.
Easter was observed at the NJ. T..
churcn by an appropriate sermon by
the pastor, and special music by the
choir. One candidate was baptized.
The church was prettily decorated with
Plants and flowers.
All are pleased to welcome Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Percival back to their old
home.
Miss Lucy 1Iovey returned to her
school at Assonet. Mass, Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mrs Arthur Whitchousc are
expected soon to move TO Silas Jack
sons.
Eugene Stevens Of West Wareham.
Mass, has been passing a few days at
his fathers, G. G.. Stevens.
Miss Amy league and Marion Tilson
were guests of Mrs. w. A. Meservcy
Tuesday.
READFlELD.
Ernest Masterman has moved from
the Sedgaly place to the cottage of MIR.
BeCde.
Mrs. Marston of Monmouth visited
her parents and brother here last week.
There was q good attendance ut
church last Sabbath to listen to the
Easter sermon given by the pastor.
There was a fine lot of ported plants
and cut flowers at the chapel. There
was also large attendance at the
noon Sunday-school
Mrs, Walker visited her aunt and
other relatives in town last week.
A little grandson came to the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Turner Swift on Monday
last.
The Grammar school in this village
will be under the instruction Of Miss
Russell this term. Miss Emma Gordon
is unable to take charge of the Prim-
airy department by reason of the sick
ness Of her father.
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
Frank Day of Hallowell was calling
on friends here one day last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-03

|
| work at their steam saw mill. A large
amount of lumber has been hauled in
| Mrs. Keith Of Worcester, Mass, will
talk % the ladies Of Monmouth on DO
| nestle Scit nee" and demonstrate cook
ing ut the Methodist church Tuesday
| afternoon, April >.
LlTcHFiELD.
A party of young people were pleas
antlv entertained at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Pope, Tuesday even
| ing. Tie program consisted of march,
| eS and Interesting parlor games. Those
present We're Mablc Lane, Grover Mer-
| rill, Birdina Barrett. Alton McCaslin.
William Woodbury., Nettie True, Hiram
True, Maude Lane. Merton Barrett,
Mary Palmer, Winfield Rowe. Willie
Cunningham, Matte Rowe. Gardie
Small, George Bran. Jr., Lottie Small,
MIR. and Mrs. Edward True. Ernest
Lapham. Mary Packard, Ruth LaphaIn,
Pearle Packard. During the evening
refreshments were served. consisting of
homemade candy. At the c.r.:c &c the
evening Willie Cunningham. With few
well chosen words, presented Mrs.
Pope with couch cover NJ. and
Mrs. Pope are comparatively nel. r"si-
dents in LitchGeld. and are well liked
hy everyone. Miss Pearle Packard
0Ficiated ut the organ, while Erne t
Iaplam played several selections "a
the harmonica. Songs were sung b.
the Misses Packard and Lane. The
evening was n very enjoyable one for
all present.
Mrs. Charles T. Frost is sick. Dr..
Blake attends her.
Rlanch Springer, who has been sick,
Is improving.
4 son arrived ut the home Of Mr.
ana Mrs. Ernest Ridley Tuesday. His
name j. Elmer James.
Edward Day If Bangor. who once
| lived in this town. is dead. The re-
mains will be brought to HailowclI for
burial
VIII Merchant returned to his nome in
Yarmouth Saturday after visiting his Old
n,i@!ticIs here for nearly two week..
Herm9n Small is seriously iii with APP
| pcnticitl~.
B. +. Packard, principal Of Leavit- IN
Sutnt., Turner = yiSltlnS ms Parents
| here MI. and Mrs. L.. r. Packard for two
weeks.
POND ROAD-A. p. Berry arrived
Saturday from New York to stay at
F! his farm until Thursday. He was ac-
companed by a gentleman from the
West of considerable experience i'll
forming. who will fill the place left va
| cant by Mr.. Wood, who has carried on
| Mr.. Ferry's farm for the past two
years and who returned to New York
Monday. Mr. Berry will slaughter and
| g L.,
here to New York this week.
! Leonard Q. Merrill, Colby 90, is
passing his vacation with his parents
here.
j.. L. Merrill is building 4 new boat
| for use III the pond this summer.
Phillip Maxcy and a party Of young
friends passed several days last week
at Seven Oaks.
Mr.. Harris, agent for the Mcmillan
| Co, was q business visitor in the place
Monday.
l.. L. Merrill attended a meeting OF
the school board at The Mills Saturday.
| Several of the farmers in this vicin-
! ity are shipping apples to the Boston
markets
PITTsToN.
Miss Elauch Dow returned to her
| homo in Kent's Hill, Monday. after a
/ short visit with her cousin, Miss Ethel
| Palmer.
| L. A. FoSSett has returned from
! Groton, Mass. where he has been at
! work masoning.
: Mrs. Dow of Wiscaset is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Albert Palmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-03
SOUTH MONMOUTH.

Frank Day of Hallowell was calling
on friends here one day last week.
Joshua Slower will buid a barn this
season.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
TWELVE CARS ON
NORTH END PILE
IN DITCH
From Tuesdays Daily.

Yesterday morning. ~ 2:l5 O'Clock
as freight train No. 80. southbound,
reached point about midway between
Meath and wood Spur. twelve Of tho
thirty nine ears constituting the train
Jumped the track. three being almost
totally demolished, aud FIVE overturned,
scattering their cargocs Of coke and oil
in all directions None of the train.
men were injured M the engine and
eight ears ia front kept the track. rs
well M the caboose and nineteen ears
on the hind end
As result Of the wreck, the cause
Of which ~ unknown, freight trafiic
on the north end Of the line will be Mt
a stands,ill until the wreckage is clear.
eel today. Passengers and express mat.
ter are being transferred around the
wreck
II was reported after the accident
that two tramps were killed in the
wreck, but this was denied by the rail.
road officials and by the train crew.
who were not aware Of the presence Of
anyone ON the train except the regular
employees.
The train left Ash Fork on time. The
greater portion Of the freight was con.
signed TO Jerome and points on the
bradshaw Mountain railroad. Cars
loaded with coke and oil telcScoped in.
to each other, aud although all Of the
available men on the line are employed
in clearing away the wrcckagc. IL will
take several days before the debris is
cleared away and the necessary repairs
to the track completed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
puSIIc RuuonDs
Instruments Yiied A. 1sY1seed By The
Prescott Title Company.

Chas =. Mahsn and wife 10 G.. y. f..
Mortimer and II. II. Griscom @. G..
Deed. ti0. y. ". quarter Of n. w.
quarter, Sec. /, IL ~, 3 H., and water
c. +. Mahan and wife to same par.
ties Deed. ). w. quarter of ~
". quarter and ". half Of :. W. quar-
ter, See. !, y. T.. quarter aud T.. half
Of :. T.. quarter, and part ". half Of
>. T.. quarter and Of y. T.. quarter Of
y. W. quarter, sec. ., II y, > f., and
water.
ID. Is. and J T.. McIver locate White
Butte mine, Copper Basin district.
City Of Prescott to J. N. W. Moore
Anetta Rogers TO T.. A. Rogers
Power Of Attorney. General powers.
Southwestern Mortgage, Loan and
Trust company appoints r.. J. +. Horne
rs statutory agent.
California Insurance company ap
points Martindcll, Horne a Go. as stat.
utory agents.
Jas. J. jackson and Leon T.. Mynlle
locate Lucky Strike mine, Big Bug
district.
Golden Idol Mining company amends
locations Of four mines, Cherry Creek
district.
l.. I. Larrcmore to G.. &. Hutchinson
M. Deed. Rcdondo mine, Black Hills
district.
Frank Olin locates Dead Beat mine,
Hassayampa district.
Mrs. NJ. y. and Leroy spence 10.
cate Galcna mine, IIassayampa dis.
trict.
II. ". Horton aud wife to n. A. Ken.
dall--w. Deed. Lot ~, block 2, Noel.
Ter addition, Prescott.
Henry G. Ycagcr files possessory
right on y. half Of n. r.. half Of n. r..
quarter, $. W. quarter Of n. Y. quarter
and n. u. quarter Of =. w. quarter,
Sec. 30, IL N.
=. N. Murphy and wife to l.. u. Cor.
bin--W. Deed. $3.50. Lot and north
half lot 5. block .. Murphy's second
subdivision Fleury's addition.
A. w. and v. l.. Lcssard ct nj locate
two mines, Stoddard district.
=. N. Murphy and wife 10 A. W.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-08
SUPERVISORS ORDER
COUNTY LINE
SURVEYED
(From Tuesday, Daily.

From tho action taken by the board
Of supervisors at the regular monthly
meeting Of the board yesterday, II
now seems certain that the western line
Of Yavapai county will be established
for all time by County Surveyor T.. W.
Lntimcr, who was ordered 20 commence
the survey May 10.
In accordance with the statute re
quring the board Of supervisors ~ the
county desiring the survey 10 be made,
10 notify the board Of the county ad.
joining the clerk was instructed 10 Of
fcially notify the board Of supervisors
Of Mohavc county that the survey
would be commenced May 10 under the
direction Of County Surveyor Latimcr.
Another important matter inform
ally discussed at an adjourned meeting
held at 1880 o'clock, was plans for the
construction Of new court house,
which were submitted by Architect J.
X. Minor, although no official action
was taken.
The cash in the treasurer Office was
counted and checked with the report,
which showed n balance on hand 81
ss7,222
The shcriH's Office submitted IL.
ccnse collection report, for the month
Of April, showing the collection Of
s3i,7sj
Is. II. Smith, chairman Of the board.
was granted 60 day leave Of absence.
Joe Mayer was appointed road over
seer Of Road District No. 7, and Will
lam Sullivan Of Road District No. II.
The board refused To make any
change in the county road in the Wal
nut Creek district, in accordance with
a petition submitted by some Of the
residents Of that locality.