Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-13
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


The smallpox epidemic in Barre. VT,
has been checked. The public schools
closed for four weeks, have been re-
opened. No new cases of the disease
have been reported during the past
week.
Rev. Aloisus Hammer. who for 40
FEARS had conducted missions in Cath
Gle churches throughout the country.
is dead ut Mendham, N J. Father
Hammer was member of the Jesuit
Order, having been ordained in 1863.
The Nobel prize for physics has been
% watded Gustaf Dalen. who is head of
Ithe Stockholm Gas Co. The Nobel
prize for chemistry has been divided
between Prof. Grignard of Nancy Uni
ersity and Prof Paul Sabatier OF
oulouse University. Tho values Of
, tiese prizes is s3S.6G0 each
Willard A. Billiard, banker and
capalist, died. Tuesday, IN Cam
bride. Mass Mr. Billiard was prea-
dentof the Harvard Trust Co. River
side eotton mills, West Point Mann
iaeturig Co, and the Cambridge Gas
Light .. He was a director of the
chattaheehos Valley Railroad of
Georgia nd of several Southern cot
ton mills
by sllgtlar chance a BARRIERS helper
mad DRAGGED couch from the shop to
the sideHik at New York. Tuesday
night, bepe Thomas Nsvill. guard.
fell from 9Th Avenue elevated train as
1t turned curve, and Nevilrs life was
saved ~ helper hai just finished (
brushing Y couch when Nevill landed
on it, His rop broke leg of the couch
but he hinelf was only slightly injured
Winfield Geary. SUPERVISOR
plumbing I the Taunton division
the New fken Railroad. died;.Tg
day. OF htries sustaneds H0a
by being stck by an atrtofiL
Geary was lalldng in city. SIN
Taunton. MA with his son wDdr. e
down. HarH leavitt. the chars Il ats
was not ardteo Geary Wassk ,s55
old, A widoTnd four clasdfeIother
John HayfIamnond and hsorge
executors otae estate XIX, in
Croker, VIII ded in Me- ,lcount-
1909, have ed their fysrk. and
ing with thcorts ip TIE papers
asked for qirdisehaKa University
filed show hae colttk a. cancer
has receiY $780, io' 49,. ~ The
research ia rorptne 800 o<f.he
accountinlxes thu oeai ase
estate aP.2500g
EvervF's cooperative orose s.
store s1sidi(y of the butter ,es'
1rsoar "a. department store own
= was placed in the hanos
ea' Us. Tuesday. by Judge cox
~ hited States district court.
-. G.. r. Weed and Milroy r..
- William Butler & Co, uhe
.issI & Co, Everybody's Store, IN
unci Ia and Bosworth Manufac-
corpY we're named The liabilities
UNI Grocery store were not known.
h,ster cannot face the high cost
10 Of the present day and mann
- Ills honbr'' on a salary OF $poV
"a according to the Rev. Gilbert A.
s, RECTOR of Grace Episcopal church
Overhead. n ", who gives TINS
I'm for his resignation. He mas ac
led a call to church at Hazleton'
Il where he will receive a larger SAL
T. u .ha3e not the conscience TO ass
5u for more money said the rector,
~ Vol cannot live on the salary
ara receiving. ] could not stay here
nd pay my pifis anu w
o run into debt
Mayorl Edwin H. Moulton. anu
Ian,es +. Carey, Socialist candidates
or Governor in the state election, We're
he tyo successful mayoralty candi-
lates who qualified at the primaries at
HayfhiIl, Mass, Tuesday, for the
municipal election. Mayor Moulton. re-
,eiyfd the highest vote, 1928. as against
I25sf for Mr.. Carey. Alderman James
WI Harris and Roosevelt L WOOD
needed the four qualifiers for the Two
vacant aldermanic seats, with Danei
i Cavas and Albert E. Stickney as
he other two nominees Mrs. Grace l.
Hazen Oatman was one of four nom
nees for school committee. about
which a close fight conferred.