Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-21
BELFAST.
7 nj one Indictments
Reported by Grand Jury,
Wedding Of Arthur |. 1iconb
and Inez Mae RaO0.
BeIfas! Gun Clubs Second Shoot
Ralph n. Howes High Line.

Belfast. Me. April 20.-t&peeiaA-
TIE grand jury arose at $50 Thursday
afternoon and reported Il indictments.
only five being made public. The in
dietments We're as follows: Russell
Thomas. three counts, maintaining
drinking house and tipping shop,
common seller and common nuisance;
George Forbes. obstructing an officer
in the performance Of his duty: Eden
Sparrow, selling mortsaged property.
The case of Cleveland y. Larrahee
VS.. jackson Creamery ASSOCIATE ton.
which was tried on the first day Of the
term, came on the first thing Thursday
morning and the first charge in tile
judicial career Of Judge George ".
Haley of BiddefOrd was given Il vas
listened to with much interest. nearly
every member of the bar being pres
ent. The action Has brought by plain
tiff to recover damage done his prop
erty by lloWage from sewer built by
the defendant. Verdict was rendered
for the defendant. Judge T. Wade Hal
liday, VINO was recently appointed ND
nicipal judge in Newport. appeared for
the plaintiff and Hon. r. F. Duntoa OF
the nrm Of Dunton & Morse OF Belfast
for the defence. The amount sued for
was $500.
The next case was that of Adde :.
Fcgg of Massachusetts, against Nelson
w. Tilden of Islesboro. This is an &C
ton brought to recover for board of
Mr. Tilden's daughter. who, it is al
ft19ifltiff
The defence claims that the girl turn
ed her wages over to her aunt and thas
paid her board Wayland Knowlto1
appears for the plaintiff and Dunton ~
Morse for defendant. AT a late hour
tho verdict was rendered for the d.
fence.
A pretty wedding took place at Il =.
NJ. Wednesday at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Wayland
a. Hall, at 46 Church street. The bride
was Miss Inez Mae Hall, a very eharm-
ing young girl. and the groom Was Ar
thur Leroy Titcomb, senior partner OF
Titcomb Bros, and son of Mi and
Mrs. John Titcomb, formerly q Pitts
field, now of Primrose Hill, this city.
The wedding is the elimination of a
romance which began some years ago
in Pittsfield, for the bride was former
~ of that town. The affair took place
in the parlor, which loving friends had
transformed into bower of beauty.
The main color scheme of green and
white was enhanced with the addition
of pink and red roses. which gave the
prettiest possible effect. Promptly at
II, to the strains of the Wedding
oh ,oY-ffa MI
Mrs. Lewis Auspland, the bridal party
6 /, rcd Miss Hall was attended by
Lsr SISTER. Miss Eva Mildred. and the
groom by his brother, Linwood TIT
comb The bride was given in mar
riage by her father, Rev Arthur Il.
Roberts of the First Baptist church,
performing the single ring ceremony.
Little Dorothy Madeline, daughter o.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Long, in dainty
white gown, carried the ring IN the
heart of a large pink rose and perform
ed her part of the ceremony with Won
derful dignity and grace. The btlG@
was goWned in white batiste eyelet
embroidery, cut princess and carried
a shower bouquet Of white carnations
The maid of honor wore pink SILK ana
carried pink and white roses. Follow
ing the ceremony the young couple
Va. ehowered with good wishes ard :.
,,e,,a,.o,,+ crrinl,ling of confetti A we'd
a;no broadcast vas served by the
,,,ati,o. of tho bridn assisted bv Miss
r,;o NJ Iau and Miss Sara e. Wright.
,,igi,ant watch was kent on the
,o1rIy.-o,ed and tbev were not allowed
80 ,oa,.e tic houso unrotired hut were
a,co,,,ranfnd a. tho train at - o'clock.
x,-I,ora bnt 1ittI4 doubt Was left in the
,,;rde &c thoir follow messengers as to
.i,lir ;ae,tit,, &c brida and Groom be-
;ne, 1ttoraII,, aelnqad win confetti. rice