Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-05

to be under a heavy guard day and
| night. since the attempted blowing up
Of the railroad bridge At vanceboro have
demonstrated the necessity Of caution
and protection on the border. The new
| bridge will give connection Of the Ban
gor 4 Aroostook line with the Canadian
| railroads and 1t IL feared might become
| the object Of an attack in case OF a con-
| certed German plot to break connection
| of American and Canadian railroad sys-
TENS The bridge at Van Buren, will be
completed in about five or six weeks. it
is expected.
Supreme Court verdiets At Auburn
Juries at the supreme court yesterday
returned verdicts OF 81 so for George B.
Rodgers in his case against the Columbia
Mill and Of 5000 for William Poland IN
his suit against ]. E Sullivan OF Lewis
| ton. Rodgers case grsw out Of injuries
sustained by him while cleaning . card
ing machine at the Columbia Mil. Po-
land sued Sullivan because he was In
jured when the c. NJ. @. hospital admin
| istration building fell last summer. Sui
livan had the contract and Poland was
| one of the workmen.
Funeral Of Late Carlos c. Heard.
The funeral OF the late City Solicitor
Carlos c. Heard was held at his home.
80 Union street, Biddeford, Wednesday
afternoon. and twas attended only by
members Of the family. Friends and
members OF Masonic bodies, Of which he
was a member, called between Il and l.
Rev. ]. NJ. Wathen. pastor Of the Sec
ond Congregational Church, conducted
, the services. The Knights Templars' tu-
neral service was in charge OF Roland E.
| Libby, E. C. The honorary and pail
bearers were: Past Commander Elroy
H. Mitchell. DR.. III. S. Graves, DR.. Fred
P. Graves, Dr. L. E. Willard, Harry s.
| Sawyer. Dr. E. H Minot, DR.. William
Wormwood. Royal E. Gould, James
Beaumont, Willis T. Emmons. c. A
Wakefield. Dayton T. Moore, Philip c.
Tapley and Arthur Burnie.
Memorial Services by Penobseot Bar.
The Penobscot County Bar held me-
mortal services Wednesday for Judge
Louis c. Stearns and Judge Ralph P.
Piaisted. Associate Justice Arno w.
King presided and made an address. The
OCtlSI SRbGdhCI6 we're VudiI1ic" 1>0oSA1AA,
| E. C Ryder, p. a. Gillen, Edgar M.
Simpson and Donald F. Snow.
Reception to New Pastor at Mexico.
A reception was given Wednesday
evening at the Baptist church at Mexico
for Rev w. P. Porter. who has just be-
| gun his new pastorate there. In the
| receiving line were Mr.. and Mrs. John
~
Mr.. ana Mrs. Leon Haines. and Rev. and
Mrs. Porter and daughter. Howard
Vaughn directed the music, Mrs. Haines
| had charge Of the ushers, and Mrs.
Howard and Mrs. George Rogerson OF
the refreshments, which were served by
young women.
Herbert e. Turner Of Auburn.
Herbert e. Turner died suddenly at
10 A. NJ. Tuesday at his nome on High
land avenue, Auburn. Mr.. Turner was
born in Houlton 63 years ago, but with
the exception OF a few years in New
York practically his whole life was spent
in Auburn. For more than 40 years ne
was employed in the shoe industry, serv-
ing for many years as a foreman in the
Ara Cushman factory and for Is years in
the Ashe Moves & Small shop leaving
there on account OF ill-health two years
ago Mr. Turner was prominent in the
| Knights of the Golden Eagle. being for
more than 10 years secretary of the
Grand Castle of Maine. He organized
number of castles of the order in
Maine and New Hampshire. He was
also a member Of the Supreme Castle.
A widow, who was Miss Lucy Allen.
two daughters, Mrs. Annie E. Harris OF
Dorchester. Mass, and Mrs. Ernest
Wentworth Of Auburn, and a brother,
Harry 3. Turner of Chillicothe. O.,
survive.
Edward S. MarshaIi's Will Probated.
The will of Edward s. Marshall hotel
owner Of York, who left an estate valued
at $4,000. was filed for probate Tues
day in the York probate court at Bidde-
ford To Fred W. Marshall, a nephew,
he leaves land and buildings in York.
To his son. Frank D. Marshall Of Port
land, is bequeathed jewelry, also the
Stage Neck property with the Mar
shall House and the Mary Emmons prop
erty in York. TO his wife, Georgia v.
Marshall, he gives land in York, an au-
to1nobiIe and the rest Of his personal
property. including stocks, bonds. money
and diamonds. Frank Marshall, the son,
who is named as executor, is directed to
nay the widow 1880 annually during her
lifetime.
Stole Because He Was Hungry.
A man who claimed to be Robert j.
Moore of East Boston was arrested
Monday at Portland on a charge OF
snatching a handbag containing 81
from a woman and pawning the bag.
He said he had failed to get work in
the lumber camps and was halt
starved and desperate. He did not
deny the taking of the bag.