Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

the pig. be inquired. Was that good
which the other instantly replied. Yes
that was a good pig. He was kind, gen.
tie, and didn't kick. or do anything but
what a good pig should The pur-
chaser turned away relieved
William Tiffany, arrested by the Bath
police in November and held for the
grand july for breaking entering and
larceny, and later admitted 10 bail after
which he was arrested in Boston for the
New Hampshire police has escaped
from the New Hampshire state hospital
for insane at Concord, \. H.. and is
once more at large. He had escaped
from the same institution once before
By saving: Off the steel bars Of a win
dow. but this time he plugged a spring
lock with soap SO that it did not catch
and then with his companion. William
Dane, scaled a high wall In 1911 he
pleaded guilty to murder in second de-
gree for the killing Of Orleans S. Eas,on
Of Swanzey. y. H.. June q of that year
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to Il years. He escaped and made his
way into Bath. Al the recent term Of
supreme court attorneys representing
his mother. sought the return of his
bail money owing to the fact that he
was already in the custody Of New
Hampshire officers and could not ap-
pear at that term Of court
Brunswick man in order to get up
a feeling Of exuberance. put in a bot
tie Of ginger ale two yeast cakes. drank
it and was duly pumped out with a
stomach pump. The doctor had quite a
Job in saving the mans life.
State Agent Hiram A. Walker of the
S. P. c. A. was IN Boothbay Harbor
from Monday to- Saturday night Of last
week and killed five horses, and fous
cows which were badly frost bitten
were placed under the treatment and
care of a veterinary surgeon Five
horses also were put up in. stalls for
treatment. One Of the horses was the
victim Of serious neglect and was a sad
object when found by the agent. One
1900 pound coal team horse that was
killed had broken windpipe.
Ernest Shepard Of Pine street, Bath.
an expert and enthusiastic radio oper-
ator. got in touch with ]. F. Fetch of
Gardner. also an amateur. Sunday
night They carried on a lengthy con-
versation. WEIGH reported separate sig
mails as being very loud and easily read
able In spite Of atmospheric conditions.
Swinging electric light wires here made
1t very dif1cult to get a copy Of Gardi-
ner. but by manipulating the receiving
instruments. it was possible to get con.
nections and understand what was BE-
ing said. Shepard uses a one-inch
spark.
Joseph Dorval. who lives in Bidde-
ford, has had as his guests for a few
days his sister. Mrs. Lumine Rheault
Of Ellie. Manitoba, they having not seen
each other for 10 years and his brother,
Severo7 Dorval Of st. Maurice. p. O..
whom he has not seen for two years.
Mr.. Dorval is driver for the Laconia
mills In Biddeford and 10 80 years old.
Mrs. Rheault Is s. years old and their
brothers age is about 81.
Louis Cohen Of Rockland was much
pleased Saturday. when he received
letter from his parents, who reside IN
Wilma, Russia. Their home was sadly
broken mp by the war. and with no pre-
vious word from them IN six years Mr..
Cohen was not even certain that they
were still alive. The letter Just re-
ceived tells how they had been hiding,
first In ono place and then another. and
how on returning to their home they
found only the walls standing. Two
sons evidently perished in the great