Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-03-07
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
DR.. A. r. Fellows of winterport.


DIR. Albert II. Fellows of Winterport,
one of the best known physicians in
Waldo county, died Thursday morning
at the home of Capt. Charles e. Park
er in Bucksport Center. where he was
called TO attend a patient. He was in
the best of health apparently, up to
the time he reached the house, and
his sudden death was a severe shock
to his family, friends and the COM
munity where he had lived and prac-
tieed medicine for the past 40 years.
He was born III Bristol, \. H, COM
ing from there to Winterport. a Wild
ow and one son, Timothy G. Fellows
of Winterport three brothers, Hon.
Oscar +. Fellows of Bangor, Leslie II.
Fellows of Los Angeles, Cal, Smith
Il. Fellows of Bristol, y. H.. and a
sister, Miss Alice a. Fellows of Bris-
tol, survive. He was a member of the
Masonic and odd Fellows bodies in
Winterport.
An lncendiary at Caribou.
Steps are being taken to discover
the party or parties who have
made unsuccessful attempts at incen-
diarism in Caribou. The guilty parties,
evidently out of fancied grievances or
revenge, or simply from a desire to see
big fire, deliberately poured kero-
sene oil over the door sill leading into
the Masonic dining hall Sunday night.
and then touched a match to the OIL
The paint ON the door was badly blis-
tered, the floor was scorched consid-
erably, but for some unknown reason
the flames died out before the wood
work became on fire, evidently because
not quite enough oil was used to COM
plete the dastardly attempt At the
hroostook Valley Railroad station sim
liar tactics were used Tuesday night.
and fortunately with the same re-
suit. In this case, however, the floor
being so damp from snow melted by
travel in ard out OF the room, that
the floor was too wet to ignite. Chief
of Police Noiles has offered reward
of $50 for information which will lead
to the arrest and conviction of the
guilty parties.
Recount at Ellsworth.
joseph e. Morrison who according
to the official returns received 4o5
votes in Mondays election against 462
BY Fred g. Marden, Republican. now
contests the election of Mr.. Marden,
based upon the inspection of ballots
which was made on Tuesday. Mir.
Morrison. through his attorney, D. Z.
Hurley, has petitioned Judge Leslie
c. Cornish of the Supreme Court for
a recount which Will probably be held
within the next ten DAYS Justice Cor
nish or Justice Peabody will probably
pass upon the returns. According to
tho inspection held Tuesday. counsel
and candidates agreed that there mad
been cast in the election 456 votes for
Mr.. Marden and ISL votes for MIR. Nor
rison with 16 ballots in dispute.
Capt. c. A. Feury to Resign.
Capt c. A. Feury of the Ilth Co, c. a.
c.. y. G. 5. NJ, has announced that he
will shortly tender his resignation as
commander of the company TO Col. W. o.
Peterson commanding the artillery CORPS.
Capt Feury has been in command of the
Company for two years, and has been
very popular with the men. 1t was re-
ported Thursday at Portland that some
of the others would leave the company if
their commander did, but Capt. Feury,
when asked about this, said that no ac-
ton like that had been brought TO his
attention, and that he had merely decided
to resign himself.