Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-19
Alexander Con|sy In Court
Charged With Assault.
Warren Pease, Aged 90, Of No.
Arson Passes Away, Sunday,
mrs. EImira Ham Passes 82d Birth.
day at Cornwallon. ihe.Hudson.

Alexander Coniey was hailed before
Judge Frank Newell, Tuesday fore
noon. in Arson charged with intoxica-
ton and assault on the person of Miss
Lizzie Landray. c. @. Small appeared
for the state and w. b. Brown for the
defendant. Conley pleaded guilty to
the charge of intoxication and was
sentenced to pay fine of SIS and costs
According to the testimony of Consta-
Bile Walker, John McLain and Miss
landray. conley came to his boarding
place at the McLain home, late Mon
day afternoon, and went to his room.
He began 70 smash up the furniture
Miss Conley, who is employed by MIR.
MeLain, hearing the racket. went up
ans asked him to desist. Conley re-
piled by knocking her down and kick
ing her in the forehead, closing up her
left eve and narrowly escaping giving
her a fatal blow on the temple. Judge
Newell found probable cause and fixed
the bond at S30D. Conley was unable
to obtain bonds.
Warren Pease, who is a native and
lifelong resident of North Arson, died,
Sunday night, at his residence in that
village, after a critical illness of about
a month. Mr.. Pease had been in poor
health for the past 20 years, but up to
a month ago, was able to be around
He was taken with an attack of the
grip and this caused return of other
chronic troubles that resulted in his
death. Mr. Pease was 81 years and 10
months old. Three sons Fred Fl. Pease
of Madison; Charles Pease of st. Panl.
Mimi; and Thomas Pease OF Minneap-
oils, Mimi, one daughter, Mrs. Lizzie
Wern of New York City, survive. The
funeral services will be conducted al
his late residence, Wednesday fore
noon, by Rev C. w. Rogers and tho
interment will be in the family lot in
Sunset cemetery.
Mrs. Hannah Norton died, Tuesday
morning, at her home on Houghtop
street, after an illness of several
months with Bright's disease. She was
a native of HouIton and was 40 years
old. husband, Cyrus Norton; two
sons and a daughter, one sister. Mrs.
Fred Withee of Arson. survive.
The many friends of Mrs. Elmira
Ham. for many years a wellknowr
resident of Madison. will be interested
to learn that she celebrated her SIND
birthday, Feb. s, at the residence Of
Ter daughter. Mrs. Erwin Ames, Of
Cornwall -on-the- Hudson. New York
Her guests were her brother. Joseph
Vickery, Miss Lucy Howe and Mrs
Electa Tobey. Mrs. Ham, Mr.. Vickery
and Mrs. Tobey are natives of Nor
ridgewock and, up to a few years ago,
resided in that town. Miss Howe was o
former resident of Connecticut. The
combined ages of Miss Howe, Mr.
Vickery and Mrs. Tobey and that OF
the hostess made 305 years A Birthday
dinner. was served and Mrs. Hamm was
the recipient of number of presents.
Foster Faulkner, who has been the
guest of Or. and Mrs w. H. lSennison
for tho past few days, returned to Bos-
ton. Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Herbert L. Sawyer who went to
the Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary in
Portland for surgical operation, Il
week ago, returned, Monday, to Madi-
son.
Alfred Ingalls, Of Buckfield is the
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
N. Ingalls,. at their home in Arson.