Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-16

| Cummings Manufacturing Co, dgainS
the South Paris Village Corporation
for the diversion of water from Stor,
brook. and in accordance with thu
law. the oxford county commission
ers have been petitioned to fix tn
amount of damages. The commits
sioners at their meetings last named
Tuesday, Sept. 5. at 10 a. NJ as The
| time of hearing on the case.
The Jordans are out for the offices
at Cape Elizabeth. At a special tow
meeting. last Saturday afternoon
Pomeroy w. Jordan and Harry :
Jordan were candidates for moderator
the latter winning by a close margin
Charles c. Jordan, Pomeroy W. Jor-
dan and Gilbert c. Jordan were ont
for the position of tax collector made
vacant by the death of Freeman II
Brown. Gilbert c. Jordan was elected
on the second ballot.
The Fogg family of America will
hold its 10th annual reunion, Friday
Sept. / at the Falmouth House, Port
land. Every Fogg by birth. marriage
or otherwise, will be cordially well
coined. President George Fogg Osgood
and his committee are striving to
eclipse all previous reunions, and ali
especially large representation of
Maine kinsmen are expected. The
program will include: Address of wei
come by President George F'ogg Os-
good, kensington. n. H.; greetings
from Maine, Julius Howard Bradford
Fogg, Freeport and Boston; song, Miss
Clara Shedd, Haverhill, Mass; read
ing, MY Grandfather, Col. VIM. Per-
ry Fogg and his Ancestors" William
Stevens Thyng. Spokane, Wash
reading, THE Fogg Genealogy." Da-
yid Henry Fogg, Boston, Mass In
Memoriam,' Robert Edwin Fogg
Lynn. Mass; Heads of Families
Census of 1890. Foggs in Maine,
Mrs. A. j. Fogg, Boston. Mass; read
ing. THE Fogg Home" Forrest O.
Fogg, Boston, Mass. A dinner will
precede the literary program and cleo
ton of officers follow. Samuel Fog
the progenitor of the Fogg family, set
tied in Hampton, \. H., and married
first. Dec. 10, 1852 Ann Shaw, daugh-
ter of Rodger. married second, Dec
%, 1855, Mary Page, daughter of Rea
con Robert, and was survived by -four
sons, Samuel born, Dec, 25, 1853. mar
ried Hannah Marston; Daniel born
April IS 1860, married Hannah Libby
Seth. born, Nov. 2S. 1866. married
Sarah Shaw; James. born, Feb. IA
1868, married Mary Burrien; also d
daughter, Marn, born. March, 1853
married George Hardy.
The Bath postal savings bank
opened Monday morning at the post
Office. Cashier Perry, who is in
charge, was not overworked by de-
positors on the opening day. Up to
noon, five names were recorded on
the deposit slip. The largest deposi-
tor put five dollars in care of the gov
eminent bank. Assistant postmaster
Pond was the first depositor. and a
newspaper man, strange to relate. was
second.
A mammoth sunfish, weighing sew
eral hundred pounds, was the attrac-
ton that brought large gathering OF
people. Saturday afternoon, to the
dock in the rear Of E. S. Martin &
Sons Cos. store at Eastport Tht
large fish has been captured and
towed TO the beach. where it was an
object of curiosity for several hours.
| h.
sion at Bridgton was begun last
week, and is progressing satisfactorily
sioner. Myron L. Libby. 1t is hoped
that a point will be reached beyond
the junction of the Fryeburg and Ohit
roads. Bridgton people who recall
the mud in that section last spring
lawait the outcome of this new bull l.
ing with much interest.
One of the happiest occasions in tn
history of the order of Hibernians il
Penobscot county was the recent visi
of the degree team of the Bangor di
vision to Millinoeket, where the tire
| higher degrees were conferred upol
a class of about rs candidates. TIL
Magic City members, who have onl
been organized since last April, wer
most cordial in their reception of thai
| Bangor brothers. They banquete
them in royal style, doing all in thei
power to make the day an enjoyabl
one, and the Bangor members say il
| emphatic terms that they certainl
| succeeded
Henry Roulette, a Lewiston youn
man, was caught Sunday in stealth
money from aims boxes. The boxe
at the Healey Asylum and st. Patrick
church were entered The sexton c
st. Patrick's gave unsuccessful chas
to the young man, who was later ar
rested from a description given by tn
sexton.