Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-07
WALDO COUNTY.
Fridays Gases in Supreme
Court al Belfast.
Firemen Have Annual Banquet
Il Double Wedding.
Searsport's Carver Memorial Libra
~ to Be Opened tuesday.

Belfast. Me. Jan. 6.-tSpeciaD.-T
| following additional indictments found
| by the grand jury were made public
| this morning: Homer b. Garter. Bel
fast, two. common seller and common
| nuisance, Sumner Maddocks. Belfast.
/ nuisance, and two for seizure.
There are several more which have
| not at this time been made public. as
| the offenders have not as yet beer APP
pretended.
The case of Fernald VS.. Whitehouse.
an action on account, which was OPP
eEed yesterday afternoon occupied the
entire morning and part of the after
noon Friday. The case went to the
jury late this afternoon and after a
short deliberation verdict was re-
turned for $54 in favor of the plaintiff.
The case of ID. C. kilgore of Bella st
vs. Ernest Lamport of Swanville was
commenced this afternoon but owing
to the lateness of the hour it will be
completed tomorrow
Isaac Ham and Annie NJ. Patterson.
both of Troy, who We're charged with
adultery, We're ARA igned this afternoon
and pleaded not guilty. +. w. Brown
appeared for the defendants. Albert
smith of Belfast pleaded guilty of lar
:enH.
The Belfast firemen held their second
manual banquet last night III Pythian
hall and the affair is said to be one
u great enjoyment and will go on rec
ord as one of the red letter events of
the department. The men gathered at
the City building at 6.45 and headed
| by Mayor +. +. Hanson. who was a
guest OF honor marched to Pythian
lall. The banquet was served at I
o'clock by the Rathbone Sisters and
| Vas all and more than was anticipat-
| I'd. Following the banquet the COM
)any adjourned to the main hail. where
| 1 smoke talk was held with Capt. A..
| D. HAYES of Seaside Hose Co, as toast
| master. The first speaker was Mayor
/ Hanson, who spoke on Improvements
and Announcements in Belfast During
| The Past Five Years" Chief /. T..
| Cough spoke on 1.-The Present Needs of
the Department" Horses, he said are
he greatest need and a chemical en-
CINE. Assistant Shute spoke on The
Regular Duties of the Fireman." and
| Assistant Cook on advancement in
Methods of the Department. Toast
| Master Hayes also made some pointed
REMARKS.
This was followed by an entertain
ment with the following numbers:
orchestra. selections, the musicians be-
ling members of the Hook and Ladder
No. /; tenor solo. The Witching
1 tJo,,r" Arthur Johnson who also rem
iered Silver Threads Among the
Cold Bert l.. Davis of Seaside Co,
rendered 1.-The RUDE from Simpkin-
lille" in his usual inimitable manner.
Another orchestra selection was fol-
lowed by a quartet from Seaside Hose
Co., composed of Hayes, Davis. Sholes
lind sBraley, rendering two selections
After another selection by the orches-
ira, Arthur Johnson by request repeat
| ID "Silver Threads Among the Gold.
/ Cards and cigars followed. During
the banquet music was furnished by
simpsons Orchestra.
| The annual church and parish meetings
of the North Congregational church
Iwere held last night following delicious
parish supper. Edward Sibley was mod
| orator of the meeting and M. c. Hill was
chosen clerk Clarence o. Poor was
elected treasurer and John Parker, Miss
Amy Stoddard and Mrs. Elon B. Gill
christ committee on music. At the
meeting 1t was voted to transfer to the
church the parsonage property located or
High street, now owned by the parish
pews owned by the parish. In very