Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-14
baCca|aureate Sermon to
High School Seniors.
Chester Maddocks Again in
Tolls in Liquor Seizure.
Given $500 Fine and so Days in
JalI---Takes Appeal.


very able and interesting Baccalaure-
ate sermon was. preached Sunday
morning in the Baptist church by Rev
Arthur G. Roberts, the pastor, to the
graduating class of the Belfast High
school. The church was very prettiIy
decorated with the class colors, blue
and gold, worked out in the seasons
flowers. blue bell. forget-me -nots
Fleur de Lis, Jonuuils and .buttercups.
1t was very effective. The class. es-
corted by the lower classmen, entered
after the congregation was seated and
marshalled by Roland Stevens ard
Miss Florence Shaw, marched to the
front seats up the two side aisles.
Special organ music was rendered dur
ing the entrance Of the school, Mr..
Roberts took for his Scripture lesson
the story of the rich young man and
the lessons which he drew from the BIZ
BILE story were particularly pertinent
and well chosen.
State convention in Augusta June IL
George 3. Dyer. True c. Hayford
Charles E. Stevens, Abner Gilmore. FL
mer Decrow. Wayland Knowlton. F.
w. Brown, f. X. Pendleton. Frank f.
Grady; alternates. Percy e. Redman.
Elisha Sherman, G. c. Abbott, George.
Leavitt, Fred A. Holmes, Leslie
Elerns, Frank Fl. Mayo, Enoch c. Dow,
Herbert kimball.
District convention in Watervllc
June 14-Ralph Cooper, Abner Gilmore
G. G. Abbott. Adrian C. Tuttle. John r
Dunt0n, F. w. Brown, Frank G. Mix
er, True c. Hayford, f. S. Pitcher; nc
alternates.
County convention in Belfast Jun.
25--Fred w. Pote, NJ. w. Lord. Arthur
w. Burden. o. j. Dickey. F. II. Mayo.
Dexter T. Clements. Leslie Elems. San
ford Howard, Robe Smith. True c.
Hayford, Eugene l.. Cook. Henry sta
pies, |. V. Miller, Elmer Whitehead
Franklin Greer. Ralph Darby.
Chester A. Daddocks, wanted since
the April term on four capaises issued
for him, was taken into custody Sat
urday afternoon at the Commercial
house, formerly the Commonwealth no.
tel. \ search was made and after three
or four hours the sheriff and several
deputies found a quantity of whskey
buried under foot of dressing in the
hog pen in the rear of the house. In
the hide was found 80 halfpint bottles
OF whiskey, seven pint bottles and one
pint bottle partially filled with whis-
KEY. The house was surrounded about
2 o'clock in the afternoon and Mad
docks. as Sheriff Carleton entered the
. front door. attempted to escape through
the barn, but ran directly into the
arms Of Daputy Ellis He was taken
into police court this morning and tried
on two eases, one seizure OF liquor
last April and on the search and seiz-
ure Saturday. was convicted and SEN
fenced to 800 fine and 60 days in each
case. and in default of payment. ct
DAYS additional in each case. He APP
pealed and gave bonds.
Palestine Comandery, No. II. Knights
Templar, are anticipating royal time
st. Johns day, Friday. June "a. when
they are to go to Waterville as guests
OF st. Omer Commandery, No. II, OF
that city. Lewiston Commandery. NO
&. of Lewiston will also be a guest OF
st. Omer.
The wedding of Francis A, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred f. Moore. and
Charles F. Young. both of Belfast
took place at Z P. NJ. Saturday at the
home of the brides parents on Mayo
street. The affair was very quiet. only
the immediate family being present
and the young couple being unattend-
ed. The officiating clergyman was
Rev NJ. S. Hill of the Methodist
church and the single ring service was
used. suolJC1 upoy ... ..u,