Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-02

Belfast, Me. Jan. I.-(SpeciaD Frank
e. Cushman, the new sheriff of Waldo
county, took possession of the Jail, at L
clock last night. and this morning made
public his choice of deputies as follows:
Turnkey and deputy. James \. q.
Beach. Belfast; Charles S. Adams, Sears
mont; Willard NJ Berry. Stockton
Springs Silas E. Bowler Palermo: Will
mot l.. Gray. Troy; z. G.. Huru, North
port; West +. Jones, Montville; Orman
Il. McKechnie. Durham: Ralph A. Light
Liberty; Frank a. Littlefeld, Monroe;
Albert b. Payson, Brooks; Harrison II.
Toothacher, Belfast Charles l.. Walker,
Swanville; Frank f. Webster, Waldo.
Charles S. Adams has been appointed
crier for the supreme judicial court, and
l.. l.. Robins of Belfast messenger.
1T is understood that the sa-
loonkeepers about town are laying low
and that the lid went ON tight at Il
oclock last night. Mr.. Cushman has
made a fine choice of deputies, men who
can be depended upon to keep to their
oath of office and it looks very much as
The following committees have been APP
pointed by the newly elected president
DR. W. l.. West, of the Belfast Board OF
Trade Advertising and transportation
Orlando r. Frost, Charles S. Bickford,
Fred d. Jones, Charles II. Twombley, w.
X. Keen, w. j. Clifford Manufacturing
Selwyn Thompson, James IL. Howes,
Hon. John r. Dunton Ben D. Field,
Charles r. coombs, NJ. l.. Slugg, Edgar
Harding. New industries-W. III. Quinn
by, J. c. Durham, S. A. Parker, f. l..
Written, v. A. Simmons. f. S. Pitcher,
r. H. Howes, II. w. Clark. Rooms-Wil
liam Ii. Hall, Fred $. Poor, +. G. Mixer,
T. f. Littlefield. Ralph Darby. Public
utiites-Hon. r. #. Dunton, w. a. Ma
son, Clifford Ness, Frank Branhall, Ar
thur Richie. Memberships. w. Wes-
cott /. T. Dinsmore, Elon Z. Gilchrist,
G.. G. Abbott, G. b. Holmes Finance
Charles r. Coombs, Selwyn Thompson,
Ralph d. Southworth. Board of man.
agers-Hon. r. +. Dunton. Horace Chen
cry, Charles Harmon, William II. Hall,
Charles r. Coombs. II. w. Clark, f. l..
Written, j. c. Durham, w. c. Shaw,
Herman Coombs, NJ. w. Lord.
The news of the death of Mrs. Emma
Hatch, widow of Pyam Hatch of Isles
boro, was received in this city, Tuesday.
Mrs. Hatch was we'll known in Belfast.
where she had frequently visited. She
was a sister of Watson Pendleton of Bel
fast and had several nieces and nephews
here, including Mrs. George f. Kittredge,
Miss Stella Durgin, Mrs. George 1arby,
Mrs Loren Colcord, Frances Pendleton
and Miss Martha Pendleton. Mrs Hatch
was prominent in the work of the Baptist
church of Islesboro. The funeral will
take place, Thursday. at her home Three
daughters, Mrs Maurice Decker, Mrs.
Dorothy Pendleton and Mrs. Amasa Will
lams, with one son, Edwin Hatch, sur
vive, together with two sisters and three
brothers.
Carl Cottrell, who has been the guest
of his aunt, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, on
Northport avenue for 10 days, returned,
yesterday, to his home in Rockland
Miss Edna Martin returned, yesterday,
to her home in Pittsfield, after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury, on
Northport avenue.
The remains of Vema, the 15-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ariel Calder
wood of Bridge street, were taken. yes