Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-17
MAINE NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF

AoAD AA> DNlEf
AS result of the conten.io, !.
tween two of the teachers OF n.s,'
High school and the GRADUATING 49,
on one side and the school board -,
superintendent of schools on The 80.
side, over the conferrinr Of dt,r,,-
! to Miss Amy Morgridce and Ni., NJ
| dred Widdoes, the two teachers a..
| Medora Kline and Miss T. R.A..
/ Ellis, have resigned their nos,,t.-
! They were reelected before Inc -
! of school. when the Other $50"
were, but had neither acCCptoS ma
! Jected their reflections ON receive.
| notification from the school ho,-a -.
an immediate answer would \.
! pected they handed to inc 60,
/ beard their designations in lcrr 4.
! ter. The letter states ~ length 80.
attitude toward the recon, ,rr,o,..-
and states that az the rcren, le,,s- -
them from the board and s,,,..,.
tendent makes it necessary FOR w.
in case Of continued service IN a,
school. to work against their pr,-c.,.,
in various matters, they prefer IA =,
sign.
! 1t was with deep rcere. ,h,, -,
friends of the Rev. J. ]. NcCast b
learned that he has been wovrs,I
while In service "somewher. I.
France" Mr.. McCaskill's homo va,
! formerly in st. John. y. r.. IN. r.
! visited in this town on several o,s,
sions. He was married to Miss ia.
ces Cunliffe Of Fort Kent, and for 50,
eral months has been in France v,
friends hope that the wound is M. \,
a serious Naturalization letter. Co-
mercial.
George F. Marks. q wcll-krovr r,t.
! dont of Searsport and cooper cmriov.l
at the Hubbard Fertilizer rl,rt va,
seriously injured about 4 2. NJ Thy-,.
day by being caught in tho cleys,.
ana quite badly crushed. S-ycr7, -sl,
were broken and internal innlrtc. MAJ,
nave resulted. Medical Attendance va,
required Thursday by Charles Glen.
cnts OF North Searsport. who VA,
treated for large and deep cash In M
root received while cutting wood u,
VIII be disabled for several vccka
Damariscotta HeraId-It has hoo, aud,
dehnitely decided that a 3no T. s,e,-,A,
Will be built at Reeds ward in Waldosrr
as soon as the materials can bo mr., ,e-..
The sound of the adj and hammer n.
sounding again over the hills vl1 Ir,.,s
be welcome music. The blast ~ me ,Sa,
factory whistle is now all that IS needss
to put Waldohoro back on the man
Bath Times-Frank Studlcv was ~.
Victed before Judge Keegan in a nor.
support case Thursday. Costs NJ r1u-
were imposed and six months IN por,,,.s
jail at hard labor. The alternative va
to pay his wife ~ week FOR ,ear -
support and to be released IN rh.r.. y
probation officer. Sheriff oliver. sutsf
to any change in the order within a YEA,
This is Sheriff divers first case sine. 10
was appointed probation ofN-,r by Gov
ernor Milliken.
Schooner Carrs A. Bucknam. ,E
tons net register, bult Mt Verona n
1882 and hailing from Cavtine. was
sold on Thursday tn *. II. Butter &
Co, Inc. of New York Tor sslOt
| The Bucknam was owned hv CAPT.
~ Perkins of penobscot. NuNary
Brothers and Thomas +. Gallagher q
Bangor, various parties in and srolrt
Castine and by Gilmartin & Trlriy
New York. She is in good cond!,lr
for a vessel 80 years old bat. Goa.
derlng that she was hourh, nv h.
, recent owners nine years ago n,
Se5oo, the price paid on Thurs9ap ~iT
DC considered high. The schooner ca'
ries about 365 NJ of spruce and u
tons of coal.
capt. HowaSl r. Look w ra1Fr
has sold the schooner Glm.,t su,.
clte' III tons not, built at Md5t
town. Conn, in 1862, to capt, ions
stevens of RoChland AT good p-T
Tor 4S-year- vessel cant Lo'k
VINO used to be fccpwatcr man r'
VINO gave up long distance '-a's
more than 20 years ago for ~
| sake OF being at homo ofto0cr rm
commanded tho Gilbert Stanclife ~
IL years and had good luch In ar
She is a handy little coas'or and A.
pears to be in good condtlo1 ,et %
his last trip Capt Look h-oucr' "a
from New York TO Camden He SIT
decided about future business
Three centennial anniversaries vs'
celebrated Thursday At tho LorE'''
low Birthplace at Portland Henry j.
Thoreau was born 100 years ago "
We're also Nathan Meeker au'h'i
pioneer and Journalist and AVE
Saunders the first territorial rovsrn''
of Nebraska. 1t was also tie hi'ta'
day of Julius Caesar who was bon
July ~, p. C.. 100. Arthur r JAG
sen. president Of the Tnterna'i'ri
Longfellow society. briefly ouilihs
the career of each. reading the Voh'
derful Characterization of Emefso,
and Parton. and maintained w'
Thoreau was of far greater service y
the world than all the Caesars n'
Napoleons combined. II was Ensr
son who said Of Thoreau THE COUNT
knows not yet. or in the least pH,
now great son. II has lost. HIS -.
was made for the noblest society "
had in a short life exhausted TIE @.
liabilities Of this world when',
there is knowledge. wherever there
virtue. wherever there is beauty he W
find home"
A largely attended and cnthusss@
Flag raising was held at West Bah.
Wednesday evening. a handsome fi.'
was raised, accompanied by faa
cbaud's Band, Biddeford. followed W.
snperhnS by Hon n bradbury ~