Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-21
Grand Jury Reports--|n-
dictments Made Public.
Good Racing Assured at Piscat-
aquis County Fair.
New Mill Is Expected to Start Vi
Soon...0ther Items.

| Dover, Me, Sept. 20.-(SpeciaD.-AS yet
at the supreme court which is now in ses-
sion. There have been six and seven
cases assigned for each day, all Of Witch
have been, defaulted. Only divorce mat
tiers have demanded the attention of the
court thus far. The juries We're given a
recess from Friday until Monday morn
ing. The grand jury arose Saturday fore
| noon, made its report and was discharged
The following indictments were made pub
| lie:
William Green, assault with intent to
kill: Frank Brown and Harry Levenseler,
accessories before the fact, assault with
intent to kill; Fred L. Huff, assault with
intent to rape, Joseph Lawless, breaking
and entering in the night time; Clarence
AylwalA breaking, entering and larceny
in the night time, three counts; Frank
Brown, breaking, entering and larceny in
the night time, three counts; Frank
Brown, breaking and entering with intent
to commit felony; Clarence Awkward,
breaking and entering with intent to com
init felony; Alton Blethen, breaking, en-
tering and larceny in the night time; Will
liam Green, breaking, entering ana lar
cenv in the night time
The Indictment against William Green
is the result of the attempt to kill Sheriff
Knowles last June when the prisoners
tried to accomplish Jail delivery.
T.. T. Monroe and f. c. McKechnie are
entries
to he held at the Piscataquis Agricul-
utral Associations fair at Central Driv-
ing park, Foxcroft, next Friday and Sat
urday, and some excellent races are as
sured. Some of the fastest horses in this
section have been entered. 1t is expect
ed that the game of baseball advertised
for Saturday will take place between the
Dover and FoXcroft and Newport teams.
Mayo & Sons mill pond is being filed
the water having been drawn off for sew
eral weeks while the new wheel house
WIS being built and the new water wheels
installed, and now il is expected that the
wooden mill will start up Shortly. \ biz
crow of men is employed on the new mill
building and work is progressing very
IA pidy. TIE building is being built on
method of construction is very interest
ing as it is the first of its kline to be
erected in this section of the State. The
building will he 100 feet long and four sto-
rios high and will be known as Mill No ..
Work is progressing with rapidity on
the new Carnegie library which is being
built Mt Cuilford. The building is located
near the Stevens house on Water street
ard is to be a very imposing brick struc-
turc. The handsome stone foundation is
completed and the brick wells arc we'll
u9der way. A Bangor firm has the con-
tract for the building
The town of Sanccrviiic is eufrerine,' for
lack of water. as the system which sup
plies the greater part Of the village has
given out The supply has been cut off
not because the springs have gone dry
but because of defective pipes As the
number Of wells in the village is INSULT
cient to supply the demand for water any
length Of fine the citizens are confronted
with a serious problem
T.. r. Larrabcc of Doyer has sol1 bie
celebrated Wilkes farm. situated on tho
Dover South Mills road to V. ]. star
bird OF Nahant. Mass. who will take pos
session the latter part of October. Mr.
Larrabee has not decided where he will
locate.
1t Is understood that the overhead
bridge which was to he built over the
Maine Central railroad crossing at Cass'
Notch will not be built this year. owing
to the fact that the Sancerville residents
IL that section refuse 10 carry out their
part OF the contract. It is regretted that
the bridge will not be built. as tho rail
ROAD company had made what was CON
sacred verey fair agreement in the mat
ter ana all who have occasion to use the
road anc know the dangerous crossing az
that point were very anxious to see the
contract carried out