Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-18
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

When Mrs. Byron y. Mekennex re-
turned to her home in Kcnduskeae
tive miles out Of Bangor from a drive.
Srndar night upon removing her
outer garments II 3S-calibre bullet was
found imbedded in the folds Of a
heavy sweater she wore. she remem-
bered that in passing the house Of
Charles Tcnney she heard Il revolver
shct but did not feel the shock of a
bullet at the time. The case was re-
ported To Sheriff White. who mvesti-
gated, With the result that fiye Young
men were arrai9ned in the police
court Tuesday On the charge Of in
toyication. They were Harry staples
Lewis Wiley Frank Haley, Clifford
Bean ard Frank Cookson The voung
mon admitted they had been drink
ing and that one of the number had
fired Il revolver ut Il barn. They
thought the bullet must have been
detected. Judge Harding gave them
a lecture ana allowed them to &c on
continuation Of sentence
Charles F. Moulton, n coroner of
York county, for the past - Years.
died, Tuesday morning, of chronic val
vular disease of the heart, At the
house on Main street. Sanford. in
which lie was born, Feb. 2S, 1896 Mr..
Aoulton was one of the best-knoWn
men in that part Of Maine In add
tior to his service as coroner. he pre-
sided over 90 town meetings, repre-
scented Sanford in the Maine Legis-
Iature in 1895 and 1896, served as Sc
lectman. three years. WAS chairman
of the Board Of Health. four years.
Of he L.
several years. In 1884 and 1853 Mr..
Moulton worked i'm the quincy Mar
ket. Boston. Mr. Moultons parents
were jeremiah and Hannah Chad
bonrneA Moulton He attended an
academy at Springvale and a High
school at Sanford He was married
three times and his third wife, for
merry Mrs Mary Bennett, survives
Two children. Frank +. Moulton of
RoxburY Mass, and Mrs. Minnie
Aldrich of Everett, Mass, also sur
vive He was a member of Prehle
Lodge T. and A. NJ. and of the Cold
en- Cross. The funeral viii take place.
Friday afternoon.
Richard Idnger, - years old, a res
ident ef Argentina, South America.
was arrested, Monday night, charged
with breaking into the Ayers june
ton station of the Maine Central
Railroad. Is miles from PASSPORT
Tuesday. before Judge Elisha Pike, he
was held under $1,000 bonds for the
April court. He was unable to secure
bonds and will remain i'll the Ma
chias county Jail. Linser was arrest
ell ut PASSPORT. last September on
the charge Of the larceny of a small
power boat from n st. John, I. II.
merchant, and was sentenced to the
Machias Jail. He was released, last
Friday.
The January term of the supreme
court for Androseoggin county met,
Pate Tuesday. with Justice Albert NJ.
Spear of Gardiner presiding One
grand Juror, T. 5 Jewell Of Wales.
was unable to reach Auburn on ac-
count If the storm Ninety-nine cases
are marked for trial. which indicates
4 somewhat longer term than was
expected. Twenty-one libeis for d.
vorce have been filed. The court Of
fcers for the term are: Crier, A. G.
Frost of Wales: court officer, w. III.
Bishop of Leeds; in charge of first
Jury, G. f. Edgeeomb of Livermore;
in charge of second jury, George L.
Keene of Poland: in charge of grand
jury. Ernest +. Bechard of Lewiston;
messenger. John n clifford il, of
Lewiston.
Associate Justice George NJ. Hanson
presiding at the present term OF the
Washington county court al Machlas,
his first since his appointment to the
supreme bench, has signed his first
divorce DEGREES in the following cases;
Edith NJ. Green from Charles NJ
Green, Lottie NJ. Holland from john
NJ Holland Ruth Award from Car
ence l.. Award, John +. Mclean from
Florence Mclean, Faustina \. Burns
from William 7. Burns Leigh +.
Cove from Floy l. Cove, Hazen Me-
Lean from Sarah J. Mclean, Eva NJ.
Moore from Robert II. Moore. Edith
Z. Kelley from William II. Kelley
Matte G. Brown from James NJ.
Brown. William Dougherty from An
nie Dougherty and Emma H. Gilchrist
from William ]. Gilchrist
William II. Miles Of Lisbon died at
a Lewiston hospital, Monday night.
He was born at Limerick, Me, IS
wears ago, the son of Oliver and Rach-
eI CDccker Miles. and was married
in level TO Elizabeth Emerson OF
BiSdeford, Me. Mrs. Miles died four
years ago Three children, Mrs. Wini-
fred cool; ri Old Orchard. Mrs. May
belle CLANCY of Lisbon and Leroy W.
Miles of Lisbon Center, and a broth
er, Charles Miles of Lowell survive,
MIR. and Mrs Miles came to Lisbon
from Biddeford and for about so years
he was agent of the Farwell Cotton
mill For several years he had been i'll
retirement at his home on Webster
street. Mr. Miles had been a
representative to the Legislature and
had served on the Republican town
and county committees. He vas
member Of the ID Mass Inf, Berry