Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-06
Sheriff Moores Searching
For Unknown Burglars.
Two Norridgewock Stores En-
tered During Tuesday Night,
Men Tracked TO Madison and Ar.
rests Were Expected Last Night.

bv telephone "Wednesday morning thae
two stores in NorridgsHvock had peeh
broken into Tuesday night Ihe5e
were the stores of w. w. Hl1ntoon'
where a dress suit case, silk stockings.
high price boots and other articles OF
merchandise had been stolen Inc
other break was in the grocery 'Lofe
next to the Huntoon store occupied oy
Edward Allen Here quantity Oh
canned goods were stolen Inc WORK
is thought to have been done by PEG
nile from out TO town, but whether rs
professionals or not is not KNOWN
Sheriff Moores has five deputies on the
trail of the men who were tracked TO
Madison, having gone there via the
Somerset Railroad. They are now
north of Madison 1t is thought that
the break was made at a little after IL
o'clock Tuesday night. but it was not
discovered until o'clock "Wednesday
morning. Sheriff Moores learned Oh II
at SIS and As minutes later was III
Norrideewock and had his men al WORK
IN the case 1t was a remarkably quick
Trim THE men concerned in the break
ora +boueht TO have come from oak
land Unless something slips up they
viii he in custody before this paper
goes to press o,7
rbomas clukev. who has served
tbree vears as a musician in the Unit
cd states cavalry, has returned home
and is the guest of his father. ne
vas bugler and his command was
located in a fort in Georgia. MY
c,1,,lev was a former member of CO.
y ID Reg. n. G.. S. NJ, and was given
| 7
no might enlist in the regular army.
Mr.. Clulkey is undecided "i'e'ii.l ~
viii re-enlist or not. He can 90 50
within 90 days, that interval VI IN
being construed as furlough am, i'i'
regular pay going on during tilaA M
A meeting of the United STATES puai
of examining surgeons was nei" ~
Wednesday, One veteran lroiil .ii
Togus Home was present lh1 -
board was present. Drs. Dascoillpe'
7 Taylor of Pittsfield ana T. - al
drews of North Arson. The next ll'ee'
ing will be held May ~.
The drive on the Misery stream iot
tha first time in many years Has ho.
vet started The ice has gone ou'' o''
| the water is so low that the loss ea'
NOT he driven at advantage JUST ai
the ice broke up spell OF colo Wea
came on. ice formed again anu ~h7
head of water then in force was I'D,
t,ralIv reduced. Edward lreltha wa
&C usI,al be the boss driver ana III Tie
crow will be eight men from TINS low"
Mrs A. Johnson OF WaterViile ia
| bcen in town for seVerai ia! ,
week. the guest of friends
The annual Children's nlshe W."
q
the auspices of Priscilla f'ep ma a
Lodge. No. 63. was held Tuesoay eNvi
ing in odd Fellows hall. rms Is II
WAYS an interesting event ana uia"
| . large attendance. That OF IuesuAt
NIGHT proved no exception 10 liie se
oreI rule The entertainment ""'
Furnished by the little ones ana Was
,,,ost interesting. The program con-
sieted of drills, songs, duets lls'i
mental music, rccitations. etc. ana was
greatly enjoyed. At the close Vi .'iI
program refreshments were p,
The evening was greatly enjoyed
The annual inspection OF 20 -, "
the Cd Reg. n. G.. :. NJ. D! tile '0'o'o
was held Tuesday night IN the aiinol y
in the municipal building. rms ".9
made nv Inspector General }. L. MOI :,
,rt,- Of Lewiston. There was soou
turnout of the boys ana ''eIi '.o'
found everything in Capt fice 'o'''
mand in shipshape order. .,,o
Frank Miller of Caratunk Is 'h
guests of local friends
Miss Jennie Murray was the guess
v-aancsdav of friends in Waterville
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Breed iei'
wednesday for Bangor Mr.. Breed mas
haon having trouble for several months
,,.;tb his stomach and will enter th-
Eastern Maine General hospital fof
treatment. IT.. :.
4 dance will be held Friday night II
Town hall. Cornvile, music by braiey
Orchestra of Athens.
Rut little brook fishing is reported SC
far this spring. There are two reasons
fo. this. The water is too high ans
tbere has been no warm weather. Inc
rain of Wednesday put a crlmp INTO tl''
mans of several anglers who intende'
{ 70 drown worm today as the shower
,-ti1a not severe or of long duration
riIod the water and spoiled the sport
The ice has left Lake George, but NJ
salmon as vet have been caught. A
Ieast none have been reported a rev
warm, sunny days. however, make
great change.