Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-18

SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Sweden will observe its Tooth an
niversary by an Old Home day, Aug.
&c. An appropriate program has been
arranged.
The four-masted schooner. Jacob s.
Winslow ran on a mud bank in the
Back Bay channel Portland, late
Saturday afternoon, and at low tide
was eight feet out of water Just be-
fore the vessel struck on a ledge
which is to be blown up by the gov
eminent in the fall.
DR.. John A. Barker and Charles Ell
dredge. the former in large auto and
Eldredge on a motorcycle, ran into
each other head on. Saturday at Ken
nebunk. Both machines were made
useless. E1dredge was thrown Is
feet, completely over the alto. and
badly shaken up.
A report spread throughout Old
Orchard. Saturday that Rev A. b.
Simpson, leader of the Christian and
Missionary Alliance. had dropped dead
in Lancaster. Pa. A number called at
the home of Rev. William Franklin,
superintendent of the New England
district. who lives at Old Orchard to
learn If the story was true. He had
not heard anything about it and in
formation was later received from
New York that the rumor was with
out foundation.
The sessions of the National Asso-
citation for the Promotion of Holiness
began at the grove and tabernacle at
Old Orchard, Saturday, with praise
| and song exercises, at $50. Six s-r
| vices win take place each day under
| the leadership of Rev. DR., C. J. F'ow
Ter of Boston. A peoples meeting was
held. at $50. led by Rev. d. N. Fogg
of Sanbornville, N H. The speakers
at Saturdays meetings We're Rev ..
w. Ruth of indianapolis. Rev. /. w.
Hanson of Haverhill, Mass and Rev.
Martha Perry of Los Angeles.
| Sheriff Wilbur C. Oliver of Bath said,
| Saturday, that hereafter he will process
/ against owners of buildings which are
| liquors unless the buildings are vacated
| promptly after the conviction OF a ten
ant. He has notified the owners OF Ad-
| ans block, in which is located club,
the steward of which was found guilty
last week. of having intoxicating liquors
on the premises. that il the building Is
\ not NdCdltu ny the ciuD, before sept. Il
| he will bring action of nuisance against
| them the penalty being 800 to $1,000 and
| jail sentence.
There were three new cases Of
smallpox in Biddeford. Saturday. Two
of the victims are Camp Fire Gidls.
who went into camp at Brighton with
the party from the Second Congfega :
tional church. in charge of Mrs, ]. NJ
Wathem. the pastors wife, The girls
are Elizabeth Bryant of 8 West Myr-
tie street and Kate Goodwin of 2.s
Elm street The other case was Mr..
John T, Garside of 47s Main stree
She is the mother OF Helen Garside,
who has just recovered from the dis
ease. The houses were all auarantin-
ed by the Health Board. SATURDAY.
Leon Paradis of Buckfield was ar
rested. Saturday, at East Buckfield
I for the Lewiston police and was
/ brought to Lewiston Saturday after
noon. He will be arraigned at the
municipal court, on Monday on a
charge of obtaining goods under false
pretences. the complainant being +.
G. Davis & Co. II Is alleged that sew
: eral months ago Paradis secured $3.50
worth Of goods from the company.
! representing that he owned farm
in Buckfeld. He failed to pay the
bill and investigation Is said 10 ha -
shown that he did not have title 10
the farm.