Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-08-07
Owen Gallant, Cape Je|-
|ison, Is Now 10 Jail
Being Convicted and Sentenced
On Five Liquor Cases.
Temple Heights SpirltuaIIsts Camp
meeting Aug. is to 70.

Belfast, Aug. ,6.-Owen Gallant, who
Was brought to this city yesterday
from Cape Jellison on charge of search
and seizure. was before. Judge Rogers
in the police court yesterday after
noon on five cases, the first for main
tanning a nuisance. second, common
seller; third. keeping tippling shop;
fourth and fifth, two single sales.
On the common nuisance and COM
mon seller and tippling shop charges
| he was bound over to the supreme
| judicial court Which cOnvenes in Sep
| tember; was ordered to recognize in the
| colnmond nuisance case in the sum of
| $500: and on the common seller and
| tippling shop, the sum of 5000 each
| He was convicted on two single sales
| and sentenced $50 and costs and 20
| days in each case and in default 30
days extra in each case. He was un-
able to pay the fine and was remand
ed t. the county Jail Gallant has been
keeping a place in Capt. Jellison's~fo for
some time.
| M1SS Mduuc SlcNdIu SdNc dI
| formal dinner at Hurd Farm, Pitch
er's pond, last night in honor of Miss
Edith Cram of Brockton. Mass. who is
| visiting friends in this city.
| Mrs. Edward +. Estabrooks return
ed last night from Bangor, where she
went to Meet Miss Gertrude Meades
of East Orange, n. j., who has been
camping at Island pond Miss Meades
will spend few weeks in Belfast as
the guest of Mrs Estahrooks. Church
street.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. George
| Fold of Boston. formerly of Belfast.
who died in Boston yesterday, will
take place at 2.3O P. NJ. Saturday at
| the BrOoklne home of her daughter,
| Mrs Horace Pearson. 1t is not known
as yet whether or not the remains Will
be brought to this city for interment.-
! LinwOod Jones, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Jones. has gone to Boston to
visit his friend, Chester Holmes, in
| Cambridge. The young man was an
interested spectator of the Knights Of
Pythias parades Among the Knights
from this city in attendance are ESam
Nodgskinson, w. F. Langill, S.. w.
| [,
A. Brown, J. F.. Hayes and w. J.. Cor
don.
The annual Lawn party for the Home
of Aged Women will be given at the
home Aug. 13. The following commit
tees have been appointed: Chairman
Miss Juliet Wiggin: entertainment
Miss Amy Stoddard; ice cream, Miss
Maude F.. Matthews and Miss Caroline
w Field; food, Miss Hattie p. White
and Mrs. B. H. Conant; candy. Mrs
Chas r. Coombs and Mrs. J. l.. Sleep
er: fancy work, Miss Maude E: Bark
er: house. Mrs, Elmer Small, Miss D.
P rockingham; finance, DR.. Elmer
Small: decoration. o. E. Frost; print
ing, Sue ~ Partridge; flowers. Mrs
Frances Fl. Murch; admission and ice
cream tickets, r. F. 'Dunton. q. w
Wsecott and C. r. Coombs. The Bel
fast Band will generously contribute
it's services towards the entertainment
and it is hoped to have program
that will exceed any yet given at the
| home Among the artists will be sew
eral Of the summer visitors who have
always so willingly given of their time
and talent in the past.
Rev, G. s. Mills and son Charles and
Prof. and Mrs. w. A. Harthorn. who
have ben spending some weeks at the
Battery, will leave tomorrow for Cal
ais and Dennysville where they will
visit relatives.
, John Garvus Fagg. d. D.. and Mrs
Fayg of the Middle Collegiate Reform
ed church of New York City. have been
) guests of Rev. and Mrs. William
| CD o,rt, Il n
| the parishioners of the little Dutch Re-
form church in East Belfast had the
pleasure of hearing one of the doctor 5
fine sermons. DR.. and Mrs. Fagg are
spending the season at Seaside Inn
Seal Harhor. owned and managed by
Amos Clement of Belfast. Other re-
cent guests of the Vaughans are DR.
and Mrs Bogardus of Jersey City who
are touring Maine in their automobile
william x. Morrison and ]. Fl
Howes have returned from trip t
Isle au Haut in Capt. Phin Nichor:
yacht. The party was given by Capt
Nichols and included several othe1
gentlemen.
, Miss Myrtle Pendleton, matron of one
of the houses at Good Will Farm ha:
gone to Islesboro for a visit with hel
-
, parents. Capt. and Mrs. VIM. Pendle-
ton, after a visit with her brother, Ad
olson Pendleton in this city.
!, Islesboro is getting ready to enter
tain large party of visitors who arr
, coming to attend the DraperC Carte
nuptials Miss Alice Draper is one o
the most popular girls in the Darl
Harhor colony and is granddaughte
r of Charles Dana of the New York Sun
/, The groom is Edward Carter of Bos
tor. The following cottages have beef
8 engaged for the accommodation OF th
q guests: The Ralph Pendleton cottage
I the Chas PendletOr cottage, the VIII
hanson, the Peabody and the Littl
Windsor.
The Islesboro Inn is filled will
e guests and the season is one OF tn
biggest in years. The Bond cottage i
S open for the first time in three years
$ Miss GLADYS Pitcher, cellist. Mis-
Cecil Littleteld, cornetist, and Mis-
/ Louise bennett. pianist. of Belfast
/ Monday went to Islesboro, where the,
e gave a concert in the Town hall.