Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-28
PARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
Ipiured bv Portland Tax;o,h

Injured by Portland Tsxicab.
Eugene verrili. SO. of Portland, for
many years employed on cattle boats.
vas hit by a taxicab, Sunday evening,
md it is feared dangerously injured
,bout the head. face, back and legs.
He was taken to the Maine General
hospital. He was hurt two years ago
IN the Boston Elevated Railroad and
his hearing is affected. 1t is supposed
that it prevented his noticing the APP
oroach of the automobile
Abenaki Relic Found.
Albert L. Whittier Of Chesteryille.
Me-, who operates a barrel factory,
where $50 years ago was a prosperous
indian village. has found in the
gorund near the mill a perfect stone
arrowhead, the best relic of that an
cient village ever found since the
white men came. Many years ago,
rood many stone implements were
;oInd in Chesterville, but this is the
irst within the memory of the present
.eneration, The arrowhead will prob
bIy be placed in some historical mu-
cum in the State, or may be present
to the Maine Historical Society.
When the white men reached Chester
lille they found at this point large
-illage of members of the Norridge-
yoek tribe. a branch of the AbenaN.
ritlage and people soon disappeared
{ civilization advanced, and none OF
he tribe remained 130 years ago. The
ecently found arrowhead is believed
no the best souvenir of this tribe
ow in existence.
bishop Goldman to Speak in Portland.
At st. Stephens Episcopal church In
'ortland, Saturday morning, the rec
,r. Rev. M. F. Kloman. who was
,elegate to the general convention,
poke of the work accomplished by
| hat body. The 150th anniversary OF
| he organization Of St. Stephen
h,lreh will be observed, Nov. !, ana
| Among the speakers at the various
| Meetings will be Bishop Robert Cod
| nan of Maine, Bishop Peter F. Rowe
| f Ataska and Rev. DR.. John Mack
| idge of New York.
sea Sickness May Prove Fatal.
| Fred Carleton of Berlin. n. H., Is
| enorted to be critically sick at the
| 9aine General hospital, Portland he
a,ne down from Boston on the steam
- Ransom s. Fuller and an unusuai-
/ y had attack of sea sickness develop
| ri an aeeute case of heart trouble.
The Edw. J. Lawrence to Repair.
The Press says: Arrangements hao
,een made, yesterday. for the 'ue
cortland to take tie big ix-master
,dward j. Lawrence down to Bath'
here she is to undergo much need
| repairs because of the damage done
= nv the recent storm. but weather
ambitions were considered unfaVor-
HE 50 the trip mad to be postponed
no will probably be taken down, to-
.av. If the weather will permit.
3ev. G. C. DeMott's Farewell.
There was a large congregation at
| .entral church. Bath, Sunday mornins'
= boar Pev. George c. DeMott preach
,is farewell sermon. DIR. j. c. Breck-
nridee of Winona Lake. Ind, read the
| .econd Scripture lesson ana iheoe ,ne
,rayer. Mr.. DeMott at the end of his
| .ermen referred feelinsly to the many
| .hanges in the church during ms pas
ertae and the difficulty he was eN-
| ,eriencing in breaking so many Ties.
He referred To the great amount oi
! Denevolence always done by the
| eburch. and wished the church the
| most abundant blessing. Mr.. DeMou
| ,as been pastor of the Central church
-or IN years, and there were many
searfuI ewes among those who remain
ad after the service to bid him fare
/ we'll. He will leave, next Tuesday.
for New York to prepare himself Tor
/ ministry in the Episcopal denomna-
ton. at the Episcopal Seminary.
Can't. Franklin White.
Cant. Franklin White. one of Names
seafaring men of the old school and
, man known the entire length of the
| Atlantic seaboard among shippers oil
his age, died at his home In fortianu,
Sunday evening, at the age of rs
wears. While death was not uneA-
| pected. owing TO failing health eA-
tending over a period of more than d
year. it is nevertheless a shock 10 ms
MANY friends for he vas man great
lly respected and loved by all OF MS
lacouaintances. He was born In Bow
doinham and early in life responded
to the urgent call of the sea. He rose
ranidlv from the ranks and in his
hos, DAYS commanded several Bath
bpiIt vessels among them being the
| Penang. which he commanded Tor seV
en- years in the East Indian trade he
retired from the sea in 1880 ana LOT
the past "A years has made his nome
| in Portland The last Is years OF MS
life he has acted as janitor of the lad
| by school at West End. He has been
a Free Mason for more than Il halt
century. a widow daughter. MIS-
Weld S. Hasan, VINO made her nome
with her parents, and a brother, Mar
shall Fl. White of Bowdoinham, sur
vfve.
Peculiar Cause Of Fire.
Box % was rung in. at about y
o o'clock Sunday morning. for fire in
the wholesale store of the A. w. JOY
Co, in Pickering square. Bangor,
which caught in a peculiar manner
The belt between the dynamo OF the
refriserating apparatus, and the ap-
paratus Itself, became loose. and slip
ped on the pulley, with the result that
there was considerable friction. and "a
blaze burst forth after awhile. The
belt dropped on the floor, and burned
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