Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-11
Red Gross Tea at Belfast
A Great Success,
Grand Jury ---A|ice
Young Hurt at Dexter.
Change In Management Of Dover
Telephone Office.

Belfast Me, Jan. 10.-((SpeciaD -
ternoon and evening for the benefit OF
the RED Cross Society relief work in
Messina and vicinity was a tremendous
success over 500 was cleared. The af-
fair was given by the Guild of the
North Congregational church, assisted
by the Union of the First Parish (Uni-
tariar) and by young ladies and mat
rons from all the other churches In
the city. 1t was non Recommendations in
every respect, all societies working to-
gether for a common end.
The grand jury OF the January term
OF the supreme judicial court for Waldo
county reported about noon Saturday,
after celebrating since Tuesday, the
5th. having found Is indictments. The
indictments against only four of the
parties accused were made public,
these being as follows:
Mrs. VIVA Tourtelotte, Old Town, ar
son.
George +. Benson, Belfast, assault
with intent to kill.
Lester Sanborn, one Indictment for
common seller, three for single sales.
Joseph NJ Larrabec, Jackson, for
corn;non nuisance.
Charles f.. Monaghan, Gardiner, Tor
common nuisance.
Andy l.. knowlton, Belfast, single
sale.
G. f. Benson was arraigned before
Justice King Saturday afternoon and
al nuiltV 10 will nrOD3 DIV
have his trial Monday.
The other indictments will not be
made public until the respondents are
taken into custody.
The witnesses in the Tourtelotte case
are summoned to appear next Tuesday
when the trial of the woman for the
Northport campgrOund incendlary case
will be begun.
Andrew J. Stevens. Pet, for Parti-
ton VS.. Isabel r. Trip; defendant files
motion to have default stricken off;
parties live in Belfast. Report of A. ID.
Hayes, G. NJ knowlton and John
Crosby, commissioners, filed, Dunton
&. Morse.
City OF Belfast vs. Inhabitants of
Wal,oboro; assigned for the second
day of April term; Richie; Topper.
Al the last regular meeting of Can
ton PallaS, p. NJ, |. O. O. f., f.. +.
Littlcficld was elected to fill the vacan-
cy as ensign made by the resignation
of Orrin j. .Dickey. The installation will
take place at 9: special meeting to be
held III some date this month. A com
mittce was appointed to arrange dates
and look after the Canton ball which
will ic given in this city at the Bel
fast Opera house around Feb. a.
Tarratine Tribe of Red Men Will as
sist IN the installation about the med
die of January of a Degree of Poca-
hontas, having already secured some
40 sisners to the charter list of the new
society The installation service which
will be around the Goth, will be under
the direction of Edith NJ. Richards,
great PocahOntas of Portland, who Will
come here with her staff.
The marriage intentions have have
been recorded of Capt. Ralph w. Pat
tershall and Miss Grace T.. Curtis.
daughter of Mahon Curtis of this
city. The wedding will take place in the
near future and they will reside on
Union street in the Welch house, which
he has purchased.
Tilcston Wadln of this city has re-
Gently sold part of his farm in Lin
colnville, about so acres, including
fine wood lot, to j. w. Fenwick of Lin
colnville