Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-22

place on Bracket street Sunday and
IL was through the efforts of Drs. G.
M. Woodman and F. y. Warren that
the young lady's life was saved. Miss
Kennie has been n i'll health for some
months and it is supposed that her act
was committed during a period of
dependency.
e. J. Burns Dies in Portland
Edward j. Burns, aged 35, of Bath
urst, n. b., who has been with friends
in Everett. died Monday at the Maine
Central hospital, Portland.
Reception to Mrs. Rebecca israelson
Osgood Eaton Relief Corps of Rum
ford Falls gave a reception and ban
quet Monday evening in honor of Mrs.
Rebecca Israelson. a charter member
of the corps, who is department pres
ident of the Maine National Relief
Corps. The members of the corps and
several department officers attended a
banquet at STEMS Cafe and a public
reception was held at o'clock at the
Business Mems Club. Mrs. Israelson
and her staff were in the receiving line,
the guests being introduced by Mrs.
Flora Mccoy, president of Osgood Eat
on Corps. A solo was rendered by
Miss Jean Moir and readings were CIV
en- by Leon NJ. Small. An orchestra
composed of Mrs. n. P. Israelson, Har-
ry Cohen, William Cyr and Mr.. MI
chaud played. The women having the
arrangements in charge were Mes
danes Theodore Hawley, A. E. Stearns,
Stanley Bisbee and o. j. Yonya.
Big Seizures in Bangor
Sheriff O'Connell Monday posted libels
for the largest liquor seizure but one
which has been made since he has been
in office. The liquors were mostly from
Boston boats and included 519 gallons of
whiskey, 10 gallons of rum and II barrels
!, of bottled beer. The seizure made three
drayloads and Is valued at about $500
The liquors We're consigned to various
Bangor and Old Town parties
Bucksport Firemen Hold Ball
The Torrent Engine Co. held it's annual
concert and ball Monday night in Emery
hall, Bucksport. Charles B. Cohoon was
floor director. assisted by Horace 2.
Homer, Chandler NJ. Wilson, R. w. Eos
ter, Harry F. Ames, NJ. ]. Guilty and
Ben Norris.
Grand Exalted Ruler Entertained
A reception and banquet was given at
The Falmouth, Portland, Monday eve
ming by the Portland Lodge of Elks to
Grand Exalted Ruler Edward T. Leach of
New York. Judge Joseph E. F. Connolly
acted as POSTMASTER There was infor-
NAL speaking and an address by the
grand exalted ruler
Winthrop Society Of Portland
The Winthrop Society of Portland had
sociable and evening of entertainment
at the Falmouth Hotel Monday evening
with supper In the State of Maine room
| and entertainment afterward. Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. James B. Nor
cross, Miss Gertrude Clark, Mrs. Lettie
r. Bailey, Mrs. NJ M. Bailey. Mrs. Han
nah ]. Bailey, Miss Zazalie Aloud, Mr.
and Mrs. George J. McCrums. Mrs. R. a
Straw, Mrs. c. Macintosh, Laurence j
Briggs, Mrs. E. Fl. Fairbanks. George A
F. Fairbanks, DIR. and Mrs. Daniel Dris.
coll. Mrs. John w. Foster, winthrop, Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Morton. Miss Henretts
Morton, Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Cobb, NJ
Elizabeth Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c.
Leadbetter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wood
Mrs. John Cover, Winthrop; Lueila r
Beale, Winthrop; Mrs J. NJ. s. Warren
Mrs. Addie r. Hazen, Mr.. and Mrs Ern'
est L. Small, Mr.. and Mrs. Jabez True
Parker Saunders, r. X. Elliott, Mrs. A
C. Elliott, Mrs. Roy Smith and daugh.
ter.