Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-11

secretary, Harry NJ. Bigelow of Port
land; treasurer, George II. Smith of
WATERFORD; executive committee
Frank l.. Palmer of Saco, Joseph A.
Craig of Portland, George H. Vail Of
Portland, George w. Jordan of Cum
berland and Edward f. Chadbourne of
Biddeford. The meeting for organi-
zation was held at the Falmouth hotel
Rogers Greeley Case Settled.
The breach of promise case of Mrs.
Jane Frost Rogers against Cyrus
Greeley, ex-president of the Andros-
coggin County Savings Bank of Lew
iston, was ended Tuesday at Auburn
by the entry neither party, no further
action" The case was assigned for
trial on Thursday NJ orning. The set
tlement is said to have been agreed
upon at a conference of the attorneys
in the case, last night. The terms of
settlement were not made public.
Free Baptists at Pennington.
The quarterly meeting of the Free
Will Baptist Societies opened in the
Free Baptist church at Pennington
Tuesday afternoon for two days ses-
Sion Hundreds of delegates and visit
ors We're present. Supt. +. Z. Landman
of the public schools gave an address.
and the opening sermon was delivered
by Rev. F. w. Kicker of Alton. The
County Christian Endeavor Society
held forth this evening. A. j. Cate of
Milton presided. Addresses were Civ
en- by William A. Shaw, general secre-
tary, and Daniel Poling, associate
nrncilonf Of TT,,if cd g
Christian Endeavor.
FIourished Razor-Goes to Jail.
James Sheehan, aged about 40, was
sent to Jail for 60 days by Judge C.
Wallace Harmon Tuesday at Saco,
charged with intoxication and assault.
Sheehan Monday night entered lunch
room, where he became quarrelsome
and was ordered out by John Foran,
the man in charge. Sheehan went to
secondhand store, bought a razor and
returning to the cafe threatened to cut
up the man in charge. Foran threw him
out and notified the police. Three Off
GERS captured the man.
Mrs. E. w. PenIey, West Paris.
Mrs. Edward w. Penley, aged 63,
died Tuesday at her home in West
Paris after an illness Of three days
Her maiden name was Abbie F. Rich
ardson. She was born in Greenwood,
Me-, a daughter Of William and Han
nah (Barrows) Richardson. After her
marriage she lived on a farm in Green
wood until about 10 years ago, when Mr..
and Mrs. Penley came to West Paris
She was a member Of the First Uni
versalist church, Good Will Society,
Granite Chapter, O. E. s., and West
Paris Grange, and was a past noble
grand Of Onward Rebekah Lodge. Her
husband and eight children survive.
The latter are Walter Penley of Green
wood, Mrs. Ernest Herrick of South
Paris, Lester H, Frederick r. and
Alice G. Penley. and Mrs. c. L. Ridlon
and Mrs. Harold Durham of West
Paris, and Mrs. Fred Smith Of Norway.
She also leaves three brothers and
sister
Bankruptcy Proceedings
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
has been filed with the clerk of the U.
5. District court by:
William NJ. Kincaid, Auburn, labor
er. Liabilities. $2144. Assets, S125.
Principal creditors listed are: E. F.
King & Co., Boston; J. n. Wood Co.,
Lewiston; Lewiston & Auburn Elec-
trio Light Company and Lewiston
Journal Company: Fred 1. Shaw.
Waterville and Walter A. Read, Lew
iston. Attorney. F. c. Wing, Lewiston.
Patrick Hanrahan. laborer Of Port
land. Liabilities. $331.2S. all unsecured
claims; assets, s311, of which s11 is
claimed exempt Attorney. Henry
Cleaves Sullivan Of Portland.
Nathaniel ]. Hodgkins, painter Of
Portland. Liabilities, $70665, of which
$659.29 is unsecured claims; assets.
none. Attorney. James H. Mccain of
Portland.
"A 5000 Fire at Scarboro
Fire about lis Tuesday night DESTROYED
the 2a-story Queen Ann house owned nv
II. 5. Draper at scarboro, adjoining the
residence Of A. H. Mitchell, causing an