Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-12
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
Fred E. Miller of Bangor.

employed by Taney's drug store and
the East Side Pharmacy Recently,
he had been travelling for Portland
drug firm. A widow and two daugh-
tiers, Mary Loanthe and Jane Davis;
the mother, Mrs. Loanthe Miller of
Palmyra. two brothers, Benjamins i.
of ST. Adams and Raleigh f. of Cam
bridge, Mass; seven sisters, Mrs
Frank Macomber of Corinna; Mrs
Wallace Field of Brockton, Mass; Mrs.
Everett E. Belcher of Brockton, Mass;
Mrs Eugene w. Fish of Somerville,
Mass; Mrs. Frank L. Graves of Ban
gor, Mrs. James Doherty of Brewer
and Miss Josephine Miller of Palmy-
IA survive.
Bangor Newly WEEDS Serenaded.
Arthur 7. Rowe and Miss Nellie
Smith of Brewer intended to be mar
ried quietly Thursday night, going to
the Universalist parsonage in Bangor
with Walter A. J. Morey and Miss
Ethel Cousins, where Rev Ashley A.
Smith performed the ceremony. When
they returned to the home of the
bride, who is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Robert J. Smith, they re-
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house filled with friends and the entire
I'd Regiment Band of about 40 pieces
giving a concert, which had attracted
a crowd which filled the street. In
stead of being a quiet wedding it was
about the noisiest one ever known in
Brewer, principally because the groom
is member of the band and very
popular in that organization. After
the band had played the most stirring
pieces in its repertoire an informal re-
ception followed, with refreshments
served by Mrs. Smith, who had been
given a hint of what was likely to hap
pen and was prepared accordingly.
Samuel Thurston of Melrose.
Word was received Friday in Melrose
of the death in Portland, Me-. of Sam
uel Thurston, a former resident OF
Melrose and a veteran of the civil
War He was born SO years ago in
Winthrop, Me, the son Of Rev. David
Thurston. For number of years he
lived in Portland. He was member
of u. S. Grant Post 4, G. A. X. of Mel
rose and was formerly deacon of the
Melrose Highlands Congregational
church A widow and daughter,
Mrs. John H. Gerrish of Melrose High
lands, survive.
Junior Prom at v. of Maine.
Junior week at the University OF
Maine closed Friday night with the
Junior promenade in the gymnasium.
In the receiving line were Pres. and
Mrs. Robert J. Alley, Prof. and Mrs. e.
r. Wingard and George H. Bernhelsei
of New Bloomfield, Penn, president or
the Junior class. The patronesses we're
Mrs. James S. Stevens, Mrs. William
e. Walz, Mrs. John H. Huddilston,
Mrs. Charles D. Woods, Mrs. George
II. Hamlin, Mrs. Nancy c. Cunning
ham, Mrs Mary ]. Parcher, Mrs
Jeanette Harrington, Mrs. Ella J. Ma
son. Mrs. Bertha II. Moulton, Mrs.
Kate C. Estabrook, Mrs. Ruth Hamlin,
Mrs. Sarah A. Currier and Mrs. Dora
r. Tower. David Smith Baker of
Carratunk was floor director. Eugene
w. Goodwin of Oakland was chairman
of the committee of arrangements.
Funeral of Late Capt. Goodwin.
Funeral services were held Friday at
Ellsworth for Capt. Samuel A. Good
win. who died in New London, Conn.,,
Monday. from injuries received by be-
ing caught in the hosting gear of the
schooner Harry w. Haynes. of which
he had been master for nearly 20
wears The services were attended
bv many business men and a NUMBER
of active and retired sea captains ana
were under Masonic auspices with
large delegation of G. A. r. yterans.
A widow and three children, capt.
sydney A. Goodwin, who was with ms
father as mate, Royal J. Goodwin and
Miss Ruth Goodwin, all of ELLSWORTH
survive.
sposedo Wins Portland Property.
In the case of Frank p. Sposedo in
equity against Charles f. Merriman,
Geo. f. MacGowan, p. p. Baxter ana
T. p. Baxter brought to redeem real
estate located on Portland street. Port
land. from certain conyeyances, de-
cision from the law court, by rescrlpt
nv Justice Bird, affirms the decision OF
Justice Haley with additional costs.
The action was brought in the su-
nrerne court regarding the property at
the junction of Portland and oxford
street which was taken over by the
defendants upon a foreclosure or
mortgage. The action had oeen
pending for some time, being filed at
the April term, 1912. d. A. Meaher
for the plaintiff. q. M. Seiders ana
Verrin. Hale and Booth for the de-
PENDANTS.
Chartered Co. Of Lower California.
A rescript by Justice Spear, from
the law court has been received in the
case of Wilbur F. Larkin of Quincy,
Mass, and George F. Gould of Port
land against the Chartered Company
of Lower California, a Maine corpora
ton with capital stock of $10,000,o0O,
on petition for an Injunction. The
case went to the law court upon exGkp