Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-25
PITTSf|ELD.
John Lyons Sentenced tor
Illegal Carrying.
Jail Sentence for Two Men
Guilty Of Intoxicat1on.
N. c. |. Baseball Nine Wins from
Freedom Academy, 4 to IT,

Frank Kane, who claimed Brighton
a, bis residence and Patrick Dority of
Camden were arrested Friday night for
intovication. They were before the To-
cal court Saturday morning. found
euiItv and being unable to pay their
fine were sentenced to serve 80 days
| il! iail. They were taken on the MORN
ing train to Skowhegan by Deputy
Skowhegan Charles Meservey. who was
and seizure.
John Lyons, a weaver in one OF the
local mills returned Friday from BAN
gor. bringing Il suit case when at
tracted the attention of Deputy Sherlil
$ II. Frost, who with Otflcer n. -.
Corey kept a close watch upon MIN.
Lyons came out of lodging house on
Main street Friday evening with the
suit case and started in the direction
of Mill hill The officers demanded the
case and found it contained elSht
quarts of whiskey. A few pint bottles
were found on his person. He was
given d hearing Saturday afternoon in
| the local court, Attorney &. IL. Morse
lappearing for the prosecution. Lyons
was found guilty of illegal transporter
| ton and given 60 days in the county
! iail He will be taken Monday to
/ Gkowhegan.
Arnold Dodge, d student at NJ. G. l.,
! is spending two weeks at his home in
Troy, where he has been engaged to
take the census of the town.
| The NJ. c. l. baseball team were in
Cot, i,n
game with Freedom Academy. to l..
Miss Mira Jenkins was in Fairfield
Saturday.
Henry Young of Detroit has sold the
Don Harding farm located in that place
to Frank Clark, who will take posses
sion soon.
william Osborn has announced that
he will be candidate for nominal ion
for State senator before the next SOM
ersct County Democratic convention.
M. Osborne who has been u resident of
the town for the past is wears, has
served the town rs chairman of the
beard of selectmen four consecutive
years. He is engaged in farming and
numbering and viii be a strong candi-
date in the field
Friends of Miss Amorettc Porter,
daughter of Lir. and Mrs. E. \. Porter
of this town. viii extend congratulate
tious ulon her being among the eight
Noung ladies Of the Senior class at
Gates College receiving honors for OBJ
tanning the highest rank in the four
years course.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wyman, who
live at the Waver!ey. are receiving con-
sratulations on the birth of Il son,
April 20.
Miss Agnes Farks, student at the
Waynthete scho"l, Portland, arrived
home Friday and is sick with chicken
pox.
Mrs. Lucian blanchard of Rumford
Falls is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Priest.
Fred Lancaster. q law student in Bos-
ton. who has been passing a vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. X.
Lancaster, returned Sunday to Boston.
Mrs. H. X. Dearborn went to Monroe
Friday. called by the death of a friend.
Howard Jacobs has purchased of Will
Smith his house. located on Detroit
avenue. formerly The property of the
late Harrison Smith.
]. r. McNTanus of Waterville arrived
in town Saturday to join Mrs. Nc
Manus who is visiting her niece. Mrs.
NJ. \ HUI.
The funeral of the late w. II. Condor
of East Newport will be held at P. M.
today at the church in Plymouth, Rev.
J. w. Webster OF Newport officiating.
Mr.. Condor who was killed by a train
Friday afternoon, was at one time
resident of this town. He was mem
berof the odd Fellows lodge and Ste
phen Davis Post of this town. Capt.
William Ross will be present at the
funera al services to represent the Post.
A large delegation of Odd Fellows
and members of Waverly Rebekah
Lodge attended Divine worship Sunday
forenoon at the UniverSaliSt church in
observance of the 91St anniversary of
the founding of Odd Fellowship. An
excellent sermon for the occasion was