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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
MT. VERNON

The marriage reception Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Guy Wadleigh was held a.
the home Of the brides father, John
Demren. Tuesday evening, Jan. IL. A
large gathering Of friends and neigh
social time was enjoyed and refresh
ments Of coffee. sandwiches. assorted
cake and confectionery were served
while cigars were also enjoyed by the
'sterner sex" A wedding cake was
passed by the bride as also was a
cake containing ring. penny and but
ten. Many handsome as well as useful
presents were received by the happy
couple among which were a dinner
set, toilet set, fancy rocker. glass sets,
towels, silver ware, sofa pillows. bed
ding and a rug.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wadieigh will move
onto their farm in the spring and all
unite in wishing them much happi
ness and all good luck.
Henry Tucker is working for Fred
McClelland yarding logs.
Arthur Brown with W. j. Spauld-
ings oxen has been helping Herbert
Hall put logs on the stream.
Miss Matte Kendall is suffering
from an attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. c. NJ. Weston of HalloWell, Sat-
H. I. Tucker called on his sister,
urday.
Miss Hazel Damren who has been
visiting in Augusta has returned
home.
There is much sickness around town
the latest the measles. w. H. Chesley
and kenneth Mooers are the first VIC
tins.
The Joint installation Of Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs will occur Jan. 20, at
Masonic Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Howe have re-
turned to their home in Arlington,
Mass.
r. H. Jacobs is very sick. suffering
from an attack Of grip.
All were glad to listen Sunday even
ing to words from the Rev. Cyrus
Purington Of North Pownal. Mr.. Pur-
ington was pastor of the NJ. E. Church
here for six years and was in town
to attend the funeral Of the late Curtis
Butler.
The officers Of the Relief Corps
will be installed Saturday Jan. is. at
Masonic hall.
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OAKLAND

A reception was given to Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Peavey at the home Of
Stephen Pullen Thursday evening.
About 100 were present. filing the
house to its capacity. A short enter
tainment was furnished consisting Of
a piano solo by Viola Kelley; duet,
Hilda Marsh and Belle Dow; recita-
ton, Clair Sawtelle; duet. Hilda Mar
shand, Belle Dow, and a recitation by
T. H. Hersom. After the entertain
ment the master Of the Grange. T. H.
Hersom, presented to Mr.. and Mrs.
Peavey q very nice chair in a few
words, which was accepted in q very
pleasing way by Mr.. Peavey. Re-
treatments were then served and the
company broke up at late hour aft
er very enjoyable evening. Other
presents were received from other
friends, consisting Of cut glass, hand
painted china, silver ware and linen
A joint installation Of Anon Lodge,
!. o. o. F.. and Acme Rebekah Lodge
will be held Thursday evening. The
wives and husbands not belonging to
either order are invited and also all
visiting members Of either order. A
supper will be served after the install
lation.
F. E. Libby Of waterville will speak
at the High Street Mission Sunday
afternoon at $50.
The subject at the Free Baptist
church Sunday morning will be. "A
Universal Disease and It's Cure" In
the evening, When is 1t Wrong to
Coubt?"
All persons having books belonging
to the Public Library are again re-
quested to return them at once. The
Library will be open for the present
to receive books from 9 A. NJ. to 5
P. NJ.
Harold Walton, John King, Arthur
Brivstive, Don Higgins, Harold Moriu.
and William Blake went to North An
son Friday afternoon to play basket
ball. They were accompanied by Prin.
c. E. Taylor.
F. H. Leech is confined to the house
with rheumatism.
Sunday services at the NJ. e. chdrch:
In the morning the Pastor, Rev. H. S.
Freeman will preach the third in the
series Of sermons on the subject The
Trial Of Faith and the Reward Of
Faith" Sunday school at 11.45. The
Mems Bible Glass will meet In the
auditorium at 1900. Epworth League
service at 600. Evening evangelistic
service at 700 subject Of sermon,
Sin Uncovered" Wednesday night.
service in McGraw Pond Chapel at
700. Prayer meeting on Thursday
night at 7.3o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16

tin Blaisdell: corresponding secretary.
Edwin Carey Whittsmore. d. D.; re-
cording secretary. ]. Colby BlAisdell:
curator. r. F. Graves; council. tho
above named officers and Edward w.
Heath, Charles II. Alden, Hon. Horace
Purinton, Capt Silas Adams. The
following new members were chosen:
Prof. Charles p. Chapman, BENJAMIN
F. Towne. Frank W. Noble. Ralph J.,
Patterson, E. w. Crawford. Col Ffed-
eric e. Boothby was transferred from
the honorary to the active member
ship list. A sword worn by tho iate'
Lieut.. Charles r. Shorey In the Civil
War was presented to the society At
this meeting. The sword has been
placed in case at one corner Of tho
room. Among other. important, gifts
was a list Of newspapers that were
taken in this city at the time Of the
Civil War. r. G. Meader presented q,
bundle Of old newspapers, dating from
1902 on. It was voted to open the.
rooms Of the society Saturday eve
nings during the winter for the con-
venience Of those desiring to study the
relics or consult the society's library.
as ia ras interest may warrant. The
society is in a thriving condition and
its existence has stimulated greater in
terest in matters historical. particu-
larly Maine in Colonial days and In
the Revolutionary and Civil Wars.
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FAIRFIELD

On Wednesday evening Of this week,
Benjamin NJ. Bradbury entertained the
1916 officers Of the Sloan Lodge, F.
and A. NJ, at his home on the corner
Of Osborne and Silver streets At $50
P. NJ, fine dinner was served by
the hostess. Those who were present
were: John T. Lawry, John A. Part
ridge, Ralph Jewell. Carl c. Piper,
Wallace Hill, D. Lincoln Reed, Arthur
H. Totman. Wallace Fogg, Walter
Woodman, Benjamin Rackliffe, Charles
A. Lawry. William W. Merrill, B. Law
renee. and Mr.. Bradbury. Following
the dinner a social hour was enjoyed
The regular meeting Of Victor
Grange will be held Saturday evening
at the Fairfield Center Grange hall
The Third and Fourth degrees will be
conferred on a class Of candidates.
Mrs. Kate B. Ellis, a member Of the
Victor Grange, and a member of the
State Grange, was elected lecturer of
the Somerset Pomona Grange at their
last annual session. and Arthur Ellis
was elected steward. During the COM
ing year Of Grange work, the Victor
Grange will entertain at the June
meeting. the monthly meeting of the
Pomona Grange.
Miss jeanette NJ. Bates left on Fri
day morning for Lynn, Mass, after
passing several weeks at her home, on
Western avenue. Miss Bates is train
ing at the Union hospital in that city
The Woman's Temperance Union Of
Fairfield held a special session Thurs
day afternoon, at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Ames. on Upper Main street
The meeting was for the purpose of
observing the yearly prayer day for
the National Prohibition of the con-
stitution. The "Quizz on National
Constitutional Prohibition" was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Flora A. Files. Mrs.
o. B. Ames read a selection during the
afternoon. large number were in
attendance.
Rev. j. L. Clark has returned from
few days visit at Manchester, N. H.,
where he was teh guest Of his sister.
Fairfield people will be interested to
know that Mr.. Browning. the evange-
list, Is conducting a series of services
at the Madison Methodist church. Rev.
Mr.. Browning was in Fairfield, a few
years ago, and while here conducted
a number Of stirring evangelistic SER
vices at the Methodist church While
here he made many friends and will
visit in town after his work in Madi-
son.
Mrs. Arthur H. Curtis was at Oak
land Thursday afternoon Of this week
where she spoke before the ladies Of
thte Baptist Woman's Missionary So
ciety. Her talk was on missionary
work and was vory Douch opioyo6 bx,
the ladies.
Mrs. Leon Craig has returned to her
home in Pennington after passing sew
eral weeks In town as the guest OF
Drs. w. II. and E. H. Walters, at their
home on Summit street
The Colby Glee Club Of wateryille
gave a very excellent concert on FIJI
school. under the auspices Of the SEN
day evening at the Lawrence High
ior class.
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that there would be no investigation
under the present administration
Proposition Refused
Y told Mr.. Smith," said the witness,
that those things could not be done
under this administration and that
Beers guarantee was of no value.
Smith, of course. turned the PROPOSE
ton down"
That Sullivan brought to Santo Do
mingo and caused to be placed upon
the pay roll a man who he said was
his personal physician but said to be
a masseur for Beers and with no bet
ter medical qualifications than that Of
nurse was told by Walter ". Wick,
former Encouragement of customs for
Santo Domingo. In this he was cor
roborated by E. Fred Knauth, deal
er in medical supplies in New York.
Wick who insugated the present in
vestigation. said that Sullivan was
generally credited with responsibility
for the Domonican revolution Of 1914
because he upheld the Bordas govern
ment against the Legalistas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
hulKERRIN is
DENIED new TRIAL

portland, Me. Jan. IA new trial
:" Michael Mulkerrin convicted at the
september term Of Superior court for
~'e murder Of his brother, Michael J.
@1Serrln has been denied by the law
'V-s'' Al the trial Mulkerrin was DE-
,'1ied by Attorneys J. II. Bermau
N-' Il. I, Nixon of this city. When
81! returned a verdict of guilty. the
'''ofneys filed motion for a new
- when was overruled by Judge
ryAno!iy. An appeal to the law court
-, - taken upon the denial Of the mo-
'l The rescript received by Clerk
. Nolris Barton. is as follows:
''sscI1pt by Savage. c. ].
- pom an appeal by one convicted
MURDER from the overruling of the
,-- s''oa Tor a new trial. the only Ques-
W. 10 De determined by the law court
:. Mhe'her the jury, were warranted
:, sne evidence in believing him gull
"e!ond reasonable doubt.
~ N this case, the evidence is am
70 warrant the conclusion that the
,A,cice' was admitted, was premedi-
~.eo and deliberate.
appeal denied.
aas@sal on .Ibs verdict
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
FILE PROTESTS
ON INSPECTION
OF LOCAL MEATS

Sorely dissatisfied with the recent
ordinance passed by the city councii
and later approved by a supreme court
Justice requiring the inspection OF all
meats, the butchers and farmers of
the surrounding communities are fl,
ing their protests against the system
Of inspection OF meats now being con
Quoted by the Board Of Health, and
the protest has reached such proper
tons that the Chamber Of Commercsi
has called q special meeting for Mon
day evening at which time the ma.
ter will be talked. and steps taken,
to in some way adjust arrangement to.
the satisfaction Of the health officials
and the raisers Of beef and the slaugh-
tiers.
DR.. j. W. Stewart, official meat in
spector, has been examining all meats.
brought into the city at spot near
the public building, and a small feel
is charged for the examination of
the carcass, the fee depending on the.
animal examined. The butchers and
farmers. and especially those who have,
brought meat into the city for num-
Der Of years stoutly oppose this oni
liC S2OuuO VI lto pClil6 Ol1uCSCSSo4S
They furthermore that it is incon-'
venient and the costs amounts to 50,
much they cannot live under the ex-'
listing conditions. In expressing h.s'
views Of the controversy to the Jour
nal one of the butchers said: "Therel
is not one of the raisers Of beef cat
tie in this vicinity who would bring
meat into Waterville that he would
not eat himself. If an animal is kill
ed and found to be unhealthy, DR.. Jolly,
the livestock commissioner is notified
and the case properly attended to-
1t was only a short time ago that
some Of the citizens Of Waterville ad-
vocated a movement to promote the
raising Of beef cattle, and now al
movement comes along that will mean
the loss of thousands of dollars to
the city of Waterville, and will con!
pei the slaughterers to take their meat
elsewhere as they have already begun
to do"
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SOLDIERS ASSIST
IN RESCUE WORK

Sora. Italy. Jan. 15-Via Paris, 1905
A. M.-Numerous detachments of in
fantrymen. artillery and carbineers
have arrived here to assist in the res
cue work and to guard property.
The houses in the town have not all
been destroyed. but most of those still
standing threaten to collapse The &C.
'cupants have been turned out by the
authorities because Of the dangerous
condition of their homes.
Up to the present time more than
$50 bodies have been taken from the
runs and large numbers of injured per-
sons have been rescued. The injured
are being cared for in booths and tents
outside the town.
Bread and other provisions are being
served literally to the survivors. The
military and communal authorities are
directing the work Of rescue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16
NORTH AUGUSTA

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Philbrick Of
Augusta held their wedding reception
Wednesday evening Jan. 6, at the
North Augusta Grange hall, with a
large gathering Of friends. Mr.. and Mrs
Philbrick were presented with a push
button Morris chair and a mahogany
parlor table. the presentation speech be-
ing made by Everett. Wiohee, after which
games and dancing were enjoyed until
a late hour. Refreshments were served
Mrs. H L. Cummings returned home
Saturday from Dorchester. Mass, where
she had been the guest for three weeks
OF friends.
Mrs. Charlie Weston and Willie San
ford Of Industry were the weekend
guests Of Mrs. Weston's aunt, Mrs.
George Ingram.
Asa Cummings Of Dorchester, Mass.
visited his mother Sunday and Monday.
North Augusta Grange will install off,
GERS Saturday evening. T. ]. Enright
will be the installing officer. 1t will be
public TO all Patrons and invited guests.
Ladies will please carry cake and pies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-16

Waterville is fortunate in being one
Of the Maine cities to be honored by a
visit from Bishop NJ. G. Vuylsteke vicar
apostolic Of Charadus and titular bishop
Of Curoaco, who is due to arrive in the
city Saturday afternoon. Accompanied
by his secretary he will be guest of
Father Charland at the rectory Of St
Francis de Sales, and Sunday will plead
at the three masses for assistance for the
people of his diocese-the small islands
off the coast OF Holland. Bishop Vuyl-
steke is of Belgian descent and came
from the stricken territory only a month
ag OTTO seek aid TOR his suffering people.
He occupies prominent place among
the clergy Of northwestern Europe and
speaks fuently the Dutch. Spanish. Ger
man, Italian, English and French Ian
guages. His address, which will be deliv-
cred at each of the three masses, will be
in French.
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RIDGE ROAD

RIDGE ROAD-Mrs. Arthur Ellis left
home Thursday for Newport, where she
is to speak before the Grange.
John A Harris is rushing work on L.
L. Wilcox's new residence as Mr.. Wilcox
wants to get in as soon as possible.
The second Ridge Road community par.
ty will be given Tuesday evening, Jan.
10, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Stewart.
One Of L. p Sturtevant's horses recent
ly got loose in the stable and was so
badly kicked that it required the services
Of veterinary. 1t IL doing a. well az
could be expected
The monthly business meeting and So
ciable OF the Epworth League was held
at the residence Of Rev. and Mrs. Ar
thur 7. Craig Thursday evening, Sc per-
sons being present. Business occupied
the first part Of the evening, the remain
der was spent In social way with a
variety Of games Refreshments we're
served.
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REPORT $1,000
BURIED IN The
CITY AVEzzAN0

?ans Ia4 l5.-,&l5 2. MA dispatch
= tar stas Ager ~ from Rome quotes
vs Me-> e,'a as saying that the number
4 le.. 81 zzaIo Is Larger than has
eel ",.t},a. According TO this paper
-'V persons Re buried beneath the ruins
q e.. ,t.
Message SAYS that at Cappadoco all
TIE HOUSES aHe uninhabitable and the
'eope aie ,-uping on the snow. Twenty
BODIES aa'e been recovered from the
gas taere and it is estimated that 80
Bore ar ~t4. beneath the debris.
TIE 'e"t ot Svurcola Is now nothing
'l' i., Of runs, beneath which are
S-Flel auul.vls OF bodies OF the pop
Isaon of -" Only 30 escaped death.
Al Nas .,4ro-Ul-Marsa 1903 We're killed.
Iape-tc was destroyed. with the loss OF
mere than -" IiV~s. Nearly the entire
Mpa4a;i,u o. san Benedetto. numbering
80 net attn The towns of Ortucchfo.
VIII u Inhabitants, and Giosamarsi, with
~, are :, ruins. Al Pesclna the num-
VI q defhs IS about 4ao. which IS APP
''pxr.a,ev cne-haf OF the population.
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to his taking charge Of the admins
tratlon this sympathy has been in
Farloly shown. We have always had
a feeling Of gratefulness to this great
American statesman for the just at
utude assumed by him in not doing
anything to hinder the struggles Of q
people in the efforts made by them
to sunder the bonds of fanaticism and
tyranny. A masters seat for the Ia
bic Of the World has been made Of
the capital by Mr.. Wilson. We trust
that as regards US the great majority
Of the American people think and
feel the same as their President and
there is awaited by US an opportuni-
ty To demonstrate TO the American
people that we shall be able to recip-
rocate in loyal manner the friendship
they have given US proofs Of AMI
realize our destinieS."
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WASHINGTON

EAST-Mrs. Margie Norton of Pa
lermo was caller last Saturday at
W. W. Lights and c. E Overlock's
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Cunningham Of
Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Ropes of Burkettville, Mrs. Goldie
Rhodes and Edith Rhodes Of Liberty
were Sunday callers at Lake View
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Light went to
Rockland one day last week on a
brief business trip.
Eddie Miller of North Waldoboro
was recent business visitor at A. e.
Johnston's.
Charles Storer was a weekend Wis
itor Of Laurance Morton.
Hillard Linscott of Burkettville has
hired out for q month with Ernest
Light while Mr.. Light is attending
court at Rockland.
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Winthrop Grange.

Winthrop Grange held its regular
meeting Jan. II. Manchester Grange
being guests Of the evening. After
the business State Master Stetson
with six young ladies assisting him
installed the officers for 1915 in a very
pleasing and able manner. After in
stallation lunch was served in the
dining hall below. Great credit is due
the committee. Sisters Wilkins, Gray
and Kimball. who worked hard and
faithfully to make it a success. Then
grange resumed work. and the lecturer
gave the following program:
Music, Brother and sister Churc-
hill; talk, State Master c. S. Stetson;
vocal solo, Bro. E. G. Hudson; re-
marks by Master L. \ Cleaves and
Lecturer Ueppja oS Napcheatek GrapSa.
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ALBION

SOUTH-Mrs Lillian Whitman and
daughter Beulah passed Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Trask.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Trask passed
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Josie
Arno and family Of South Freedom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crommett and
daughter Geraldine spent the day
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Mclaughlin.
Mrs. Addie Besse, who has been i'll
for the past two weeks, is rapidly i'm
proving.
Mrs. Chas. Coffin and family Of Abb
on Corner, passed Saturday afternoon
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Bessie.
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/ S, STATE Department GIVES
OUT LETTER FROM GUTIERREZ
PRA|S|NC PRESIDENT WILSON

Washington. Jan. l5-General Eula-
:. Gutierrez, head of the provisional
.,esrrulert in Mexicoo City, has pub
r. EXPRESSED his approval OF tina.
zion Of President Wilson's speech
:. Indianapolis referring to Mexican
a.. The text OF an autograph
'.~sr b Gutierrez which appeared in
~ Mg!co City press today was given
y; BY ;ae state department as fol-
The Mexican people and my gov
.,-.neyt aave received with satisfac-
,as The opinions contained in the
.asaoh Il President Wilson at Indian
.-5.s. These opinions serve as
[r-tes proof Of the purity Of his
,5sps. President Wilson'S profound
s,upathy Tor our people has always
tesr APPRECIATED by US. In ali the
1, 4as2.s that have arisen subsequen:
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PATRIARCHS MILITANT
HOLD INSTALLATION

The OFFICERS Of Canton Halifax,
Patriarchs Militant, were installed
Friday evening, the installing officer
being Harold J. Toward Of this city,
colonel Of the End Regiment. He was
assisted by Col. Sherman L. Berry,
as assistant adjutant general, and by
Lieut.. Col. F. A. Knowlton as aide
The officers installed were the follow
ing: Captain, A. B. Robinson; ieutep-
ant, F. W. Merrill; ensign, F. A. Mar
tin; clerk, Gustaf ]. Gustafson; ac-
countant, n. ]. Norris; guard, F. G.
Pooler, standard bearer, Gustave Page;
sentinel, R. L. Hilton; picket, W. H.
Bragg.
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ARTHUR DAICEY
SUBJECT four
INDICTMENTS

Rockland. Me. Jan. 15-Arthur
Daley of Boston who has twice es-
capped from jail within the past month
only TO he recaptured each time. was
the subject of four indictments return
ed in the supreme court today The
charges against him include the al =
legged shooting of James Simmons. al
aged merchant. at Friendship; muir
derous assault. escape from Jail and
larceny of a motorboat and an auto
mobile.
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BURNHAM

Waldo Lodge. K. of p, Friday even I
ing will install the newly elected off,
GERS and will be followed by a supper
The next regular meeting OF Vic,
tory Temple Pythian Sisters will be
held Saturday evening Of this week.
The newly-elected officers viii be in
stalled Saturday evening. Jan. "a.
"a The new school building at Rey-
nolds Corner has been completed and
school has opened there for the win
ter term. The dedication exercises Will
be held Friday afternoon, Jan. y.
when the building viii be opened to
inspection and State Supt. OF Schools.
Payson Smith is expected to be pres
ept 70 give an address IT,
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WILL RELEASE ON BOND SHIPS
DETAINED AS BRITISH PRIZES

ious to withdraw ships as little as pos
sible from the carrying trade and will,
therefore, not oppose release on bail
of ships now in prize courts # bail
Is offered.
Only seven neutral vessels are at
present in prize courts, and FIVE ships
are detained in the United Kingdom in
addition at this moment for examina-
ton as to character and TO destination
of their cargo. One of these will prob
ably Ne released almost Immediately and
none of them is under American flag"
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ADJUSTMENTS
At the Opera House

One Of the amusement treats Of the
season is in store for Waterville FOLKS
at the Opera House next week when
Romans Musical Revue. with a cast
Of 16 people. including bevy Of pref
ty girls, will give two shows daily for
the entire week. The company will
finish an eight weeks engagement
Saturday night, at the Jefferson Thea
tire, Portland, and is heralded as one
Of the best musical sows that has
been seen in Maine for some time