Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-28
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES
Says De Milo Threatened

Says De Milo Threatened
Z Judge McGIaufiin held Eugene De
Milo Under 81, 900 bail in the Portland
Municipal Court Wednesday morning
after he had been found guilty of hav-
ing threatened to kill Rocco Aceto il
he appeared against him in court ca
FEBRUARY 2. to press a charge VI as
sault that had been filed on Monday
and continued to that date. De Milo
was released Under $1,000 bail MonGay
morning from this court on q charge
OF slashing Aceto with a razor I'm.
day afternoon. Tuesday night Aceto
complained to the police that he had
been threatened by De Milo since
then. De Milo was arrested again
and appeared Wednesday morning 10
answer a charge Of threatening 10
kill.
Portland Gas Company
Annual meeting Of the Portland t,aa
Light Co. was held in the compan IS
office building, Temple street, We'd
nesday afternoon with a large proppr-
ton OF the stock represented. Six d;.
rectors were selected as follows: Fed
N. Dow. Herbert Payson. w. w.
Thomas, Henry G.. Boyer, Edgar r.
Payson and William ]. Ward. rhe
lirst nve are reelected and Alderman
ward, City gas agent, replaced Ex-
alderman John A. Saunders. Dire,-
tors met and organized later with rho
cnolce of the following officers: Fred
N. Dow, president; w. w. Thomas.
Nice-president: G. Warren Stiles. FL
perintendent of manufacturer: Bur- IN
smart, treasurer and clerk; C. d. T,,.l-
lcrton, assistant treasurer.
Oxford eaptists Convene w.
me oxford Association of Baptist
churches held an interesting session
at the Baptist church, Tuesday. Or.
". ri. Hamlen spoke on 1.-THE Call of
tne country and of the World; DR..
r.. Z. Whittemores subject was "Tbc
Answer of Stewardship. Rev = ),
:aeman, Livermore Falls, spoke on
Ihe Message of the Gospel Visual
1zed in Its Service; with a stereopti-
con lecture in the evening and Rev.
*. L. Andem Of Pennington smoke IN
'Ihe Message of the Gospel to the
Makers of Tomorrow" The session
continued through Wednesday.
DR.. Sargent ParaIytic
Principal Sargent of Hebron Acad-
envy is now conscious most of the
time. His right side is paraIyzed and
ne cannot speak. Mrs. Sargent's sis
ter Mrs. Scribner, has arrived from
new York DR.. Sargent's sickness
has cast gloom over the whole
place,
Hebron Seniors Dine
Wednesday morning tho senior
class of Hebron Academy 40 strong.
left Hebron in sleighs for the fifteen
mile ride to the Poland Spring House
Tor their annual banquet at the Man
sion House. They spent the day until
the banquet in making use of the to-
boggan slides, the skating rink, and
the sleds. Following the banquet
dancing was enjoyed for several
kours. The party returned to Hebron
about ten o'clock Wednesday night.
The committee in charge was: Mason
H. Allen, Bryant's pond, chairman:
George c. Gray, Lubec; George C.
Neal. Boston: Roger B. Stone,
Swampscott, Mass; Hope W. Rum
cry. Portland; Grace X. .Sprague,
Boothbay Harbor, and Marguerite A.
Milliken, Portland
Favor Boothbay Line
Business men and other residents
of Boothbay Harbor have expressed
themselves as favoring the establish
ment of a steamboat line between
Boothbay and Portland and have
asked that officials of the Casco Bay
Lines place some proposition for the
establishment of freight and pas
senger service before a mass meet
ing to be held at Boothbay in the
near future. Recently Winfield s.
Hodgdon, general manager of the
Casco Bay Lines. visited Boothbay
and learned that public sentiment is
heartily in favor of having a steam
boat service between Portland and
Boothbay. The steamboat officials
now have the matter under consider
alton.
Naturalized at Bath
Former subjects of the British En-
pirc admitted as American citizens
at lpdtf w "clG do lollONS.
Fireman J. Murray, Sanford L. Louns-
bury, DR.. Hugh D. Grant. Arthur f.
Alton, Frank Z. Gallant, William H.
Scott, Joseph Brown, Stephen J.
Fahey. Thomas o. Millman, Charles
Renaud, Milton HI. Neal, Thiophile
P. Robichaud, Emile A. Simond and
Joseph f. Thibodeau, all of Bath,
Joseph r. Thibodeau of Topsham
and Nathan Fowler of Bowdoinham.
Former subjects of Austria were
John P. Sherbak. John Pagurko.
Emry Pagurko, Mike Lukac and
Steven Dulock, all of Pejepscot. or
Russia-Simon Shamban and Moses
Fl. Cohen, both of Bath. OF Ger
many-7Hans H. Mitchell of Bath. OF
Spain-Bruno NJ. Bolls of New York
City, formerly of Woolwich
Rio Rail Hoods