Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-01

his mother brother. John Ware of
Lewiston, survive.
S. of VS.. at Bath.
7. w. Hyde Camp, :. of V, of Bath
Monday evening. arrangements were
completed for the reception banquet and
ball to be rendered the officers of the
Maine Division. Sons of Veterans, and
the Maine Division, Ladies' Auxiliary.
Invitations have been extended to every
camp and Ladies', Auxiliary in the State
and il is expected that there will be a
large delegation from out of town. The
members of T. w. Hyde Camp and La
dies Auxiliary are planning to give their
guests a fine time. The banquet will be
served on the arrival of the evening
train in Lincoln hall. The reception and
ball will be held in the Armory.
Marshall Thaw- Necktes.
Lewis J. Marshall, formerly of Bath,
but a resident of Lisbon Falls, for the
past year, is taking a good deal of
interest in the Thaw case. A few
weeks ago, he went to Sherbrooke to
see Thaw and recently has written
the federal authorities now keeping
Thaw in custody in Concord, N. H.,
demanding that they release him at
once. He signed his letter as "Su-
preme Dictator of the United States
Mr. Marshall visited Bath, this sum-
mer, selling neckties, the same bust
ness he has been in for many years.
Bath Times.
Old Town Marriages.
June is fast losing her pre-eminenee
as the month of matrimony which she
has held for so long and now Septem-
Der is rapidly taking the lead, at least
in Old Town. as the month in which new
homes are created for new husbands and
new wives. For several days there has
been at least one wedding day and
often two or three. in that vicinity.
Complainant Missing.
After having complained to the police
of being robbed of $67 in Mrs. Margaret
Hops house on Union street, Calais,
anr having caused her arrest, as well as
that of Robert Fleming and Miss Emma
Noels on the charge of having taken the
money, Charles Johnson, the complain
ant, failed to appear in court at Calais,
Monday, when the cases came up for a
hearing. Because of his non-appearance,
the trio We're discharged by Judge Pack
ard. Mrs. Hops was convicted of intax
ication, however, and was sentenced to
60 days in jail. 1t was alleged that the
robbery had occurred on Saturday night.
Celebrate Rumford Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Grace McCleary
and Raymond Mekenna took place at
Rumford Falls, Monday morning, at
6.15. at the church of st. Athanathius.
Rev. FIR. A. j. Barry officiating. James
McKenna was best man and Miss Ella
McKenna was maid of honor. Bith are
cousins of the groom. The wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
the brides parents, on Clachan place,
and the couple left at once for week
in Massachusetts. The bride travelled
in a tan-colored suit in which she was
married. Mr. McKenna is employed in
local paper mill. At 8 A. M, FIR. Bar
ry OBLIGATED at the wedding of Sigis-
mond Stelman and Miss Magdalen
Mcldezaite, the double ring ser, ice be-
ing used, and nuptial mass following.
Out in Open Boat 18 Hours.
After being out for IS hours in a 30
foot power boat, Ernest Jackson,
Thomas Plumpton and George Wilson,
Jr., well-known residents of Kittery,
Me, We're picked up, Monday, by the
Wood Island lifesaving crew off the
Eastern Sister Lodges. The party left
Kittery, Sunday in 30-foot power
boat. intending to SO to Bra Boat Har-
Dor for CLAIMS. When off Sea Point the
batteries became exhausted, and as
there were no oars in the boat the men
Isrcp ~ ~ shore -Hhp
tide and wind carried the boat near the
ledge and the anchor was let go there.
During the entire night the men We're
obliged to remain in the open boat un-
til they succeeded in attracting the at
tention of the lifesaving crew. In the
meantime the families of the men had
become alarmed nd a number of power
boats went out in search of the miss
ing men.
Auburn Man Arrested.
Harry Carr, Is, of Auburn. was ar
rested in Portland, Tuesday afternoon,
by officer Ira Chandler on suspicion
of larceny and the man later confessed
that he was no parole from the State
prison in Thomaston and that he was
released from that institution, Sept. 49,
fOuf pairs oI women SHOES were III
the possession of the suspect at the
time he was arrested and the officers
attention was attracted to what he be-
leved was an attempt. on the part of
Carr. to dispose of these along Fore
street.
| In Supreme Court, Auburn.
James Clabby, Martin McBrine and
Edward Regain were placed on trial at
the supreme court in Auburn, Monday