Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-29
SPARKS FROM Maine WIRES
Sea Coast Mission Boat Sunbeam.

oeanl, arrived Monday al Bar Harhor,
lee wing Long Island at A. NJ She took
on a supply of gasoline and left early
Tuesday morning Tor the East, the Mis-
sionary, Rev \. I. Mcdonald having
taken some patients 10 Portland and
Boston. Captain Walter Young Of Corea
was the sailing master On board, to
assist in holding services. were Rev.
Hannah J. Powell. who conducted three
! services last Sunday on Long Island
with an attendance OF ~ young people
in the afternoon and 20 persons in the
evening. Miss Myrtice d. Clancy Of
Portland, who has been the steadfast
friend Of the mission for years and Miss
Frances Elder who with Miss CLANCY
is a teacher in The Deering High school
! Three students Of tn school We're also
in the party. William Cobb Earl Kicker
and Mervin Watkins
To End One Bangor Liquor Nuisance.
The hearing on The application for a
temporary Injunction against Solomon
: l.. Cohen and Rosie Cohen on account
Of the alleged maintenance Of a liquor
nuisance ana house Of ill-fame in the
former Bryant residence, South street,
Bangor, will be held in the supre me
court room May 8, at 80 P. M. before
Justice Cornish. The temporary injunc-
ton is the preliminary step TO a perrna-
nent injunction in such cases. the whole
! being most effective in its scope of oper-
alton, but seldom resorted TO except in
extreme cases.
Bankruptcy Proceedings.
Petitions as voluntary bankrupts
have been filed in the [. S. District
court by:
Frank z. Small. Wellington, labor
er. Liabilities s745. Assets $3.50. At
torney, j. s. Williams, Guilford.
Harry S. Lessard. Waterville, bar
Der. Liabilities $500. Assets S100 At
torney, F. W. Clair, Waterville
TREBLE Simard, Lewiston, mill oper-
ative. Liabilities s4o7. Assets, none
listed. Attorney, J. L. Breen, Lewis
ton.
Ralph S. Shedd. laborer, of Lewis
ton; liabilities, $265.12: assets, $40. all
claimed exempt; attorney, Harry Man
ser of Auburn.
Noyes *. Wentworth, laborer of
Fairfield; liabilities, S4O3: assets, sS5,
all claimed exempt, attorney, George
NJ. Chapman of Fairfield.
Nazaire Begin, weaker, Of Lewiston.
liabilities, S1,3S1; assets, s1,o37 50, Of
which $3.50 is claimed exempt; attor-
ney, H. E. Relleau Of Lewiston.
Aroostook County indictments.
Emery Ward Of Limestone was in
dicted by the grand jury, which re-
ported Saturday at Houlton on the
charge Of murderous assault upon Po-
hceman George W. Graves, who at
tempted to arrest him at Fort Fair
field two weeks ago. Graves was Sc
riously wounded by a bullet which
passed through his body, close to the
heart. No indictment was reported in
the case Of John Timoney Of Lawrence
who was murdered and robbed, pre-
sumably by tramps, at Easton on Oct
9th. Detectives had been working on
the mystery the past few weeks.
Salisbury VS.. Rose Tried at BANGOR.
In the supreme court at Bangor, JUS
tice Cornish presiding, on Tuesday
verdict was rendered in the action of
salisbury VS.. Rose of s123.16 for the
plaintiff. The claim of the plaintiff,
Brewer manufacturer, was based on a
sale of a refrigerator to Rose, an Au-
gusta merchant, who claimed in de-
Tense that the article did not work
satisfactorily. Suit was brought for
5000, the actual cost of the refrigerator
being set at $500. John B. Merrill was
counsel for plaintiff and John E. Mel
son of Augusta for defendant. The
next case in order was that Of Garland
VS.. Higgins to recover the value Of
milk furnished as alleged 20 the de-
fendant. The amount claimed was SOS
and a verdict was returned for $21u.s7,
being the fun amount with interest.
The jury was out 20 minutes. E. M.
Simpson was counsel for plaintiff and
A. L. Blanchard for defendant