Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-09

crack baseball player. His parents
one sister. Mrs. Ezra j. Wentworth OF
| Saco, and three brothers, Howard
| Whitehead, superintendent Of the cot
! ton mills at Salmon Falls, n. H.;
Frank L. Whitehead, assistant cashier
of the York National Bank, and James
IL. Whitehead of the York Manufact-
uring Co. in Saco, survive.
Held on Auourn Burglary Charge.
Tobir Zhezo, alias Joseph Wales
and Salim Mali, alias Castus Mosey.
were arraigned in municipal court at
Auburn Wednesday charged with
breaking and entering in the night the
houses of A. n. Parker and Mrs. En-
ma ID. Roak, both Of Auburn. They
were each held under $500 bonds on
each of the two complaints.
Young-O Old Fisherman
Jonathan S. Young, a well-known
Casco Bay fisherman, celebrated his
92d birthday Wednesday at Bath by
putting together an extra number Of
lobster traps to fill a large order for a
Portland lobsterman. Mr. Young. who
is the oldest active fisherman in the
State, was born in Dexter in 1922. He
y
shipped before the mast on the ship
Easter. After three years he return
ed to Bath and took up fishing. He
has been spending the past summer
at his country home at Sebasco, where
he has busted himself by making near
ly 1000 lobster traps.
J. Thatcher Emory Of Biddeford,
The funeral of j. Thatcher Emery.
for many years an overseer in the
Pepperell Manufacturing Co. Mills,
took place Wednesday at his home
81 Hooper street, Biddeford. Rev.
Fred C. Leinlns of the Fnst Uni
Versalist church ofiiciated. The body
lay in state from ~ to l and hundreds
of mill workers called to pay thoir
last respects. Burial was in Green
wood.
CongreeationeIists End Sessions.
The 92d annual meeting OF the York
County Association of Congregational
Churches closed Wednesday at Wells.
Those who took part in the morning
symposium, THE Church Alive,
were Rev. Louis Blanchet of Lebanon
and Rev. W. B. Ronald of York Cor
ner. The afternoon pastoral address
was by Rev. J. n. Chambers OF Ken
nebunkport.
Married at Livermore Falls.
Miss Marion Bryant Edgeccmb and
Lester S. Foss, Jr.. were married ut
the brides home at Livermore Falls
Wednesday afternoon by Rev. w. A.
Kelley Of the Universalist church. Miss
r I oh honor
and Robert Bussey of Boston best
man. Sylvia H. I.ahue, niece OF the
bride, was flower girl. and Carl Foss
was ring bearer The Episcopal double
ring service was used. Mr.. and Mrs.
Foss, after wedding trip, will reside
at Livermore Falls.
Now Boston Beothbay Route.
The committee projecting direct
line of steamers from Boston to Booth
bay Harbor. Me-, held its first meet
ing at the Hotel ThorndiSe, Boston,
wednesday evening and elected P. ].
Teel Of Medford, chairman, and Il. I.
Hathaway of Boston. secretary.
Ridley SkoifisId at Harpsweil.
Miss Elvira Mason Skoifield, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Skolheld,
and John Crawford Ridley, son of Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Ridley of Tops
ham. were married at the home OF
the bride. parents in Harpsweil on
Wednesday evening by Rev. E. y.
Tetley of Topsham. Miss Isabel Rid-
lev played the wedding march. Miss
Marion G.. Strout was maid OF honor
and Frank II. Ridley was best man.
. .aaoDt{a, fOifowad at which re-
freshnents were served by Mrs. EN-
ory G. Wilson and Mrs. W. w. Barnes
of Portland, assisted by Mrs. Ehzaoeth
Sheffield, Miss Ruth Ridley. Mrs'
Georgia Strout and Miss AEce Ihonas'
After an automobile trip, MI ana mrs.
Ridley will live in Topsham.