Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-22

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lockwood testified as to having gone
to the place and found different
people intoxicated there, also found
empty bay rum bottles about beer
barrels. two empty high wine cans
and some persons who had been
drinking. Albert Gaudet, q Rock
wood merchant, testified as to hav-
ing seen a rumpus at the place one
day when going by. The State.
which was represented by County
Attorney E. F. Merrill. stopped at
the conclusion of Mr.. Gaudets testi-
mony and John Calder. near neigh
Dor and brother of the leading wit
ness for the State took the stand.
He told Of living near the Calders
but attributed the intoxicated condi-
ton of persons on the Cameron pre-
misses more to mixing liquor they
brought with them with the beer
bought at the Cameron place rather
than to the drinking Of the beer
made there alone. He admitted that
he had seen people balancing"
round the place. He admitted too.
that he had seen drinking going on
at the Cameron place. Garfield
Langley had drunk several glasses
of the stun accoYdig to his testimony
with no effect and Ed. Scott OF
North Arson, an officer. told Of go
ing to the place to make an arrest.
but that he had found nothing In
the part Of the buildings which he
had searched. F. L. Gipson Of Bing-
ham. another officer who had been
there to search had found several
empty barrels in the cellar which
he thought must have been emptied
after his visit to the place in June.
also had found bay rum bottles.
Probable cause was found and
both parties were put under $zVo
bonds for their further appearance
at the September term OF court. Fred
Calder, who had appeared as lead
ing witness for the State, finally
came forward with his brother. John
Calder. and went bondsmen for the
couple.
Garfield Langley was also in the
court room having been brought
down from lockwood charged with
drunkenness and disorder. He plead
ed guilty. It was claimed that he
made quite disturbance at the ho-
tel and kicked out window OF the
house. He was held as witness
for the Cameron case and the Cald-
ers furnished the necessary sureties
Of $50 for his appearance at the Sep
TENDER term Of court. The charge
against him was continued for SEN
tence upon payment Of costs
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Yeaton and lit
tie son winston of Mercer and. Miss
Nellie Ford were guests Wednesday
Of Mrs. L. H. AppIeby. Miss vesta
Bieelow has also been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Appleby. They have latsly
returned from a visit to Isle au
Haute.
board Of trustees Of the State re-
formatory and chairman Of the build.
inr committee, was In town from
WateryiIle Thursday and In the az
ternoon paid a visit to the tnstitu-
ton. He is hoping to get the two new
cottages we'll underway on the re-
formatory estate by this fall. Sealed
proposals for the construction az the
two cottages will be received until IL
o'clock noon, Aug. 30. By the board Of
trustees. These proposals may be adj
dressed to R. c. Hamilton, Hartland,
and plans and specifications may be
obtained from Milton w. stratton.
Bar Harbor. the architect engaged.
A surety bond for IS per cent Of the
amount Of the contract win Be rsquir-
ed Of the successful bidder. Rev. Or.