Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-14
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES
II. r. Snow Of Hampden

Henry II. SnoWs al eSteeHleu SAs1-
zen Of Hampden. died at his homo at
Hampdep Highlands Sunday after
noon after a brief illness. Mr.. Snow
for more than so years was valued
employc of the Haynes & Chalmers
Co., only recently having left its en-
ploy because Of failing health. He
travelled many years on the road and
was a member Of the Quarter Gen.
fury Travelling Mems Club. He was
born in IIampden ~ years ago and
spent his early life there On his faith
er's farm, later coming to Bangor
where he lived for a time and then
took up his residence in Orrin2tor.
coming from there to Hampden High
lands IA years ago. May %. 1873. he
married c. Olive Tribou, who with
their two sons, Jesse Fl. Snow and
Carl r. Snow, and a grandson. Brad
ford Snow, survive him. He was n
Past Noble Grand of Eureka lodge, ].
O. o. F., Of Orrington and a member
of Vashti Rebekah lodge.
On FeIonious Charge
Nicholas Rogers, an Italian resi-
dent of Hancock street, Bangor. was
arrested by the police Sunday night
on warrant issued from the munich
pal court charging him with feloni-
GUS assault upon Annie Guarina.
aged Is. also of Hancock street. The
complaint was made by Sabato Guar
inc, father Of the child. The case
was to be heard in court Monday.
Aroostook Press Association
The annual meeting of the Aroos-
took Press Association was held at
the Meduxnekeag club. Houlton. Sat
urday. Those in attendance includ-
cd; Lyman j. Pendall, Editor Of the
Aroostook Republican,, Caribou;
Chandler c. Harvey, Editor of the
Fort Fairfield Review. Fort Fair
field: l.. Percy Waddington. Editor Of
the Mars Hill News, Mars Hill; Chas.
II. F'ogg. Editor of the Houlton Times
and Albert X. Stetson, Editor of the
Aroostook Pioneer. Houlton. Lyman
J. Pendall was elected president and
Chas. II. Fogg, secretary. Matters Of
interest to the publishing business Of
Aroostook county. were discussed.
Coleman FIaherty of Bath
Capt. Coleman Flaherty. 81 Years
of age died in Bath Friday night at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Dingley.
597 Middle street. after a short illness.
death resulting from an affection of
the heart.
Tho death of Mr.. Flaherty marks the
passing of one more of the few men
remaining who have served in sew
cral wars in the navy and ON mer-
chant transports in time of war.
Mr.. I1aherty was born in Galway.
Ireland, and at the age Of 10 came to
this country. In less than one month
he had enlisted in the L. S. Navy and
Went board the wooden ship of war.
Yantic. He saw several years serv-
ice aboard this ship and the Ossipee
and at the outbreak Of the Spanish
War was transferred to q converted
yacht and served as a gunner's mate.
at the PHILIPPINE Islands and other
places where the navy operated.
During the war between Japan and
China. Mr.. Flaherty was in the latter
country and spent some years there.
I1e iiSO odtN d large Pal VI Tie hOAel
uprising and returning to this coun-
try entered the merchant service.
After Tar was declared by Ger
many and up to the time this ooun-
try entered the war, he made many
trips to German ports and brought
back to this country authentic re-
ports Of Gcrmany's position as re-
CARDS resources and naval strength.
After war was declared by the L. S.,
his ship made trips to Il port in
France carrying supplies to the army.
Mr.. Flaherty made his hom" for
some time in New Orleans ard fire.
quently visited his sister, Mrs. ling