Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-03-28
3 ELFAST.
Sheriff Carleton After RumselIers-
GRANGE News-Personal Mention.

Belfast. Me-, March N.-(SpeciaD.-
Within the past week Sheriff Amos r.
Carleton has made searches and large
seizures in three instances at the Phenix
House. conducted by Winfield s. Edmin-
ster, in this city. Large quantities Of
hard liquors and beers were seized in
each case. The usual sentence was IN
vokcd at the session Of the police court
and an appeal taken to the April term
of the supreme court. This makes eight
cases for trial against Edminster and
four on which he now stands convicted
appealed to the law court.
The next meeting of the Waldo County
Pomona Grange will be held with Georges
River Grange in Liberty. The Grange
was to have been the guests of Sandy
Stream Grange, but a change was made
at their request The address of well
come will be delivered by C. A. yelling
ton with a response by Burton +. Eos
ter. Esq. The question for discussion.
which will be opened by John Cary of
Montville. viii be: What Change Should
Be Made in the Qualifications of Voters
at the Electons?''
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence of the
Somerset Club in Boston, who have been
travelling, have announced their intention
of opening their summer home at Dark
Harbor. Islesboro. in the exclusive sum-
mer colony, in early June.
Mrs John Day of Castine has recently
purchased a home in this city and moved
here with her family.
Mrs. Eliza ]. Knowlton of this city
has gone to Roxbu1y, Mass, where she
will enter hospital for treatment. She
was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Mary Pullen.
Miss Myrtle Herrick, who has been Wis
iting in this city for some weeks and
with friends in Northport, has returned
| to Northport, where she has employ
ment.
SearspOrt will he represented on the SUI
preme court jury in the April tenn this
season by Fred Small and Melvin NJ.
Written.
Joseph w. Brock Of SearSpOrt has been
chosen superintendent of schools in that
town for the coming year. Mr.. Brock
not long ago completed a very efficient
service on tne DOdru Oh w dluO county
commissioners.
The death of Mrs. DorOthea Herricl at
the age of 76 years ana 10 days removed
a resident of the city who made many
friends in her short residence here. Mrs.
I!errick was born in Brooksville, but the
most of her life was spent in Eockland.
where she still owned q large farm. One
son. George A. Gray with whom she re-
sided on Union street in this city, sur
wives. She was twice married, her first
husband being Alpheus Gray and the sec
nnd Benjamin Hcrrick, both deceased. A
sister. Mrs. Amanda Webb. and n niece,
Mrs. Dorothea Bicknell, both of this city,
also survive
Irving Kendall of Clinton is the guest
OF Raphnel Leavitt in East Belfast. Dur
ing his stay several interesting parties
in his honor have been given
Miss Marian Haseltne is at home for
short vacation stay with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hazeltine, COM
ing from Smith College in Northampton
Mass.
Palestine Commandery. knights Tenn
p!ar, was officially inspected Wednesday
evening. The inspection was conducted
by Eminent Sir Harry r. Virgin. grand
generalissimo Of the Grand Commandery
of Maine.