Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-07
vice president to succeed Ralph

vice president to succeed Ralph p.
Bodwell, resigned.
Daniel Doyle aged 81, for IS years
superintendent of The Pines" at
Ellsworth, the estate of FIX Senator
Eugene Hale, died there Friday night.
He leaves a wife, two sons. Judge
Frederick +. Doyle of the Millinocket
Municipal Court and John W, Doyle
also j daughter, Miss Elizabeth Doyle
Of Ellsworth. He wa, member Of
the knights Of Columbus. A. .. l.. W.
and of ST Josephs parish
1t is probable that before the end Of
another year Lewiston will have to
face a big expenditure in the enlarge
nlent Of its sewer system At pres
cnt the main sewer empties into the
Androscoggin River short distance
below the North bridge, through a
four-foot pipe, which for some time
has been too small to handle the
water rushing through it in times of
heavy rains. Whether a new man
sewer from Bates street TO the river
is laid. or whether the strain on this
sewer is relieved by building new
branch sewers IN different sections. it
will prove rather costly proposition,
hut one that must be met in the near
future
Albcrtus +. Cun'ier, a boardor of w.
s. Small, has in his spare time carved
a curious contraption out of stick
Of pine 1t is u inches in length and
consists Of a bust, TO which is linked
q receptacle containing & ball and this
III turn to Il pendant Nj CurIier
SAYS the bust is Of the Kaiser and his
breast is cmbellishcd with a pattee
cross. but we suspect if the German
Emperor saw his likeness as carved by
this sculptor in wood he would forth
with send one of his giant Zeppelins
Over here to destroy us The re-
ceptacle and the pendant are orna-
nented with stars and arrows.
Taken all in all il IS a most credita Bile
bit of w4rll,-t'armington Journal
The tluimby house on kelleran
street Houlton. has been sold to H. l..
Whited Of Bridgewater. Nj Whited
has recently saId MS farm of nearly
800 acres 70 tho +. : Woodland Co. of
hiladelphia. shippers Of Aroostook po-
t2toes. 1t is said that Mi Whited re-
ccived approximately Sos 900 for his
farm. Pretty good sum when it is
cons dcred that ten years ago. pos
sihly $lo.0Go would have been good
sum for the farm.-Pioneer
The Fort Fairfield Review SAYS: c.
Paris Whitney. who has been custom
house officer in FIT Fairfield for many
years. has not resigned his position. as
ives reported. bat has a more or less
extended leave Of absence on account
OF poor health.
Policeman Divide Poulin of Rum
ford Falls last week received a check
for one hundred dollars. from Mrs
Victoria Blanchard If Andover. as a
reward for the apprehension and CON
victior of Ernest Marchand who
broke into her cottage at RoXbury
Pond and stole considerable property.
officer Poulin obtained a clew and af-
ter weeks of work gathered evidence
t. show that Marchand was the
guilty party. Marchand was CON
victed at The october term of Supreme
court.
BY fla the most ornate and COSTLY
piece Of monum antal work in Bangor is
nearing completion a granite and
r-arhle mausoleum being built by John
Cassidy, banker and capitalist. in ut.
. Pleasant Cemetery. The contract
rricc is said TO be s15O,000.
Plans are being made for the cele-
brating Of the Tooth anniversary Of the
Initar ar Church, which was founded
ir March 1918, Rev William L. Sui
hvan, pastor of All Souls Church Of
New York City, Will deliver the CEN