Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-19
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
New Corporation Organized.

A certificate of organization has
been filed at the Office Of the register
Of deeds by the Chantray Manufac-
turing Company to manufacture and
deal in all kinds Of lighting devices.
Capital stock 100000. Par value ten
cents. Paid in nothing. Pres, Hor-
ace E. Eaton: Clerk, Benz. G. Ward;
Treas, Harold s. Richards; Directors,
H. E. Eaton. H. s. Richards, B. G.
Ward, F. E. Tarr and G. H. Hinckley
all Of Portland.
Maine Postal Changes.
Star Service Observation-Disclosures
to East sBucksport: Leave Bucksport
daily except Sunday on receipt of mail
from train due A. NJ, but not later
than 1890 A. NJ. Arrive East Bucks
port in hours. Leave East Bucks
port daily except Sunday Y hour after
arrival from Bucksport. Arrive Bucks
port in 215 hours. Effective June IL,
1915.
Eustis to Round Mountain: Leave
Eustis daily except Sunday S A. NJ.
Arrive Round Mountain by ~ NJ
Leave Round Mountain daily except
Sunday l P. A. i Arrive Eustis by s
p. NJ. Effective June Z. 1915.
Special Service Observation-Disclosures
tive June IS: Osborn, Hancock county,
from Waltham.
Col. Dow Heads Portland Railroad.
Col. Fred n. Dow was Thursday
elected president of the Portland rail-
road in place of the late Hon. Charles
F. Libby.
Mrs. Lavinia Morse Of Rockland.
Mrs. Lavinia (Harding) Morse, aged
a. died Thursday at the Home for
Aged Women at Rockland. She is
survived by a daughter. Mrs. Emma S.
Mckenzie of Brockton, Mass.
Veterans See Themselves in Movies.
Twenty-Five survivors Of the 4th
Maine Regiment. ranging in age from
IS to IS. met Thursday in Rockland to
celebrate the saith anniversary of their
departure for the front. At Grand
Army hall the veterans listened to an
address of welcome by Past Division
Commander E. K. Gould of the Maine
Sons of Veterans and remarks by Com
mons and John H. Thomas. These
officers were elected William H.
Simmons. president: Sewell w. Hewett
vice president: J. w. Titus. secretary
and treasurer. The veterans in the
afternoon had a shore dinner at Cres-
cent Beach and At night attended a
local theatre and saw themselves in
the movies, the picture having been
made during the Memorial Day parade.
Kicker Classical Has New Principal.
John T. Dyer of Oxford Me-. has
been elected principal of Kicker CLASH
cal Institute. He is Colby alumnus.
Charles w. Wilson Of Saco.
Charles w. Wilson of Saco, who at
the time Of his retirement several
years ago had been employed by the
York Manufacturing Co. 81 consecutive
years, longer than any other living
operative. died Thursday aged 50 years.
He was born in Westbrook. Me-. Dec.
%, 1888. and worked until 90 on farm
In Pownal. Mr.. Wilson was second
hand in the mill at Saco for many
years. He was a member of the 9th
Maine Regiment during the Civil War.
serving from 1851 to 1868. He was a
member of Fred S. Quincy Post. G. A.
r. One son, Frank Wilson of Saco,
survives.
}. Burton Roberts Of Dayton.
Town Clerk ]. Burton Roberts. one
of the best-known Democrats in York
county. who had served on the county
and town committees for many years
and had been town clerk for 80 con-
secutive years. died suddenly Thurs
day of indigestion at his home in Day
ton. He was in Biddeford Wednesday
where he attended a meeting Of Brad
ford Commandery. He was born In
Dayton S. years ago. He lived on a
farm and had held about every town
office. He was a member Of the Ma
sonic order in Saco and Of Bradford
Commandery in Biddeford, and he was
district deputy grand master Of the
18th Masonic District. A widow and
daughter, Sadie F. Roberts, survive.