Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-02-02

Faii Fatal 70 Man

ley lines, much OF the time as q motor-
man. died In i hospital Monday morn
Ing n the result Of injuries caused by
q tall ON the ice.
Ex-peliesman Dies
Clarence II. vining, who was for
many years . member Of the New
York police force. died at his home in
State street. Rockland.. Monday. aged
q. Mr.. vining retired from the force
nve years ago. The deceased man was
native Of Portland. He IL survived
by his wife.
Androseoouin Divorces
| The January term Of the Androscog-
sin Supreme Judicial Court adjourned
sion OF two weeks. Justice Merrill de-
| creed 10 divorces this afternoon as fol-
lows: Mabel A. Greenleaf of Lewiston
from Carlton Quincy Greenleaf; Amy /.
Levorgna Of Auburn from Lawrence
w. Lavorgna OF Fftzdale, vt; Hazel
Southard Warner of Lewiston from
Harold M. Warner of Haverhiil. Mass. |;
Bertha c. Tolman Of Worcester. Mass,
| from Alfred G. Tolman. Livermore
Falls: Cassie Jordan OF Lewiston from
Samuel Jordan Of Mechanic Falls.
| Maggie A. Cookson of Mechanic Falls
from Ernest Woodville Cookson of Me-
chanic Falls: Emily o. Russell of Tur-
ner from william F.. Russell of Buck
field; Everett H. Lancaster Of Lisbon
| Falls, from Georgia A. Lancaster of
J Hartland; Hazel A. Beaulieu of Lewis
! ton from Renaldo Beaulieu of Lewis
ton: Willis G. Hamilton of Auburn
from Jeanette w. Hamilton of Show
hegan. Philippe Richer of Lewiston
from Alphonsine Richer Of Lewiston;
Walter A. Foster of Lewiston from
Minnie B. Foster Of Auburn; Laura AL
len Tipping of Auburn from William
H. Tipping Of Bangor: Frank Allen of
| Webster from Hazel E. Allen Of Web
ster; Alice J. Bowie of Lisbon from
Charles H. Bowie of New Hampshire;
Shirley c. McKenney Of East Liver
more from Henry J. McKenney of
! Providence; Grace E. Coffren of Lew
iston from George E. Coffren of Au-
burn; Isabelle D. Veil Of Auburn from
Alphonse ]. Veil of Lewiston; Abbie
G. Chamberlain Of Auburn from Char
les p. Chamberlain of Mechanic Falls.
Was Born in WinsIow
| Mrs. Hattie M. Robbins. &C, wife of
Ned L. Robbins. 2s Shepard street.
Bath, died at the Bath city hospital
Saturday night. Mrs. Robbins was
born at Winslow, a daughter Of AL
pheus and Mary Welch Small.
Bath Liveryman Dies
| Charles H. Hunnewell, g.. died in
Woolwich Sunday morning of typhoid
fever Mr.. Hunnewell was born in
Bath. May 10, 1853. For 13 years he
was assistant superintendent of the
Bath Division Of the Maine Water Co.
Later and up to the time of his death
he conducted a livery stable at Saga
dahoc Ferry. He was member of
Montsweag grange and of the Free
Will Baptist church of Montsweag.
Mr.. Hunnewell is survived by his wife,
two sisters, Mrs. Eta Trott of Bath
and Mrs. George Fullerton of Wiscas-
set.
Saddle Ice Races
Immediately after the regular races
at the Lily Pond Course Monday at
Bath. there was a little brush between
several Bath owned saddle horses. 1>o
time was kept, but it is known that
the animals made great speed. Miss
Madeline Sonia rode her horse, Jack
Dempsey. 'and Miss Barbara Aver flew
down the ice on Lasse, while Ambrose
Curran showed them few things on
Bubbles. Harry Thompson was there
with his beautiful chestnut mare. All
in all this was a good little derby and
may result in there being frequent
saddle horse races on the pond.
$1,000 Fire At Calais
The fine residence of Willis Dresser
Main street, Calais. was damaged by
fire and water at an early hour Sun
day morning, to the extent of $4,000
The fire broke out on the roof and
to use a large quantity of water
which deluged the entire interior and
spoiled the furniture and fixtures, etc
Mr.. and Mrs. Dresser and son were
driven out into the cold, but were
generously provided for by theil
neighbor, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chad.
wick.
Makes Serious Charges
Ella Wald of Rockland, aged II, in
| the course of hearing before U. S
Commissioner Arthur Chapman al
Portland Monday made serious ac-
cusations against one of the prohibi-
ton agents appearing as witness
for the government, against Alton
McGraw, also of Rockland, who was
arraigned on charge of violation oi
the national prohibition act. The
story of the girl was brought out by
Judge Elisha w. Pike of Rockland
who appeared as counsel for the de.
fence. The girl testified that on ar
occasion of a visit of the agents tc
McGraw's camp, one Of the agents
entered room where she was lying
In bed and offering her a drink OF
liquor from bottle, made improper
proposals to her. The agents, Louis
Kallan of Boston and Walter F. Beck
Of Bangor and Frank Caine of Ole
Town, denied seeing the girl abou,
McGraw's place and most emphat-
ically denied the occurrence as re.
lated by her.
Bankrupt Discharges
Harry H. Ostrom of Rumford AND
Clifford L. Wentworth of Hope have
been allowed discharges from bank
ruptcy by Judge Clarence Hale of the
U. 8. district court at Portland.
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