Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-12
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

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W. having seen her husband for Is
seaIS. III spite OF his alleged promises
~ ofihs her over to this country from
i'i'aid "hen he made his fortune. and
cunning 10 America of her own vii,
anu looking for him without success
LOT eight years. Mrs. Hima Kataiana-
ni' erstwhile OF Finland. appeared in
the Portland Superior court hefora
Judge Lauren M. Sanborn Monday
| seeking divorce. The counle uera
married Nov. TO- 1903, and the various
eHorts to find the husband were tol1
| OF by the libelant and witnesses nv
aid Of an interpreter.
Farmer Feels Laws Effect
a South Berwick farmer. Norman
i.aie'. Is the first victim of his occupa-
| t'on 10 feel the sting of the Volstead
Id" as 1t applies to the illegal pos
! session OF hard cider He was arrested
d lie" days ago by Deputy Marshal
Hammon Of Portland, federal officer
and on Thursday was arraigned before
U. ). Commissioner Chapman. A con-
tinuance of TO- days was granted and
Farmer Raitt was released from custo-
dy under 500 bonds. Farmers, hereto
fore. have been highly favored under
state prohibitory laws, and their cider
mills have not been seriously inter-
tered with. From now on they must
| beware, as Uncle Sam has a keen taste
and scent and he is going hot.foot at
| ter hard cider vendors and for all per-
| sons who have 1t in their possession
| illegally. What is sweet cider this
| morning may be hard stuff by sun
set. so the safest thing to do is to cut
out cider altogether and take no chan
ces of breaking the law.-Biddeford
| Daily Journal.
Brother to Get a Little
| Providing that a gold watch and
i chain and 4 bequest of 500 be made to
his brother and the residue of q $780,
600 estate be divided in equal shares
among his four sisters. the will of
| Samuel S. Jordan OF Scarboro was filed
for probate Monday. Robert r. Jor-
dan of Scarboro is the brother. while
the four other beneficiaries are Marion
| {. Jordan of Brookline. Mass; Mar
, garet S. Fogg of Bridgton. Gertrude E.
| Piper of Portland and Mary Wood
Bosworth of Portland. sisters. Harry
NJ. Verril of Portland is named as ex-
ecutor by Mr.. Jordan, who died on Je..
| 5. 1921.
Bath Boy Dies in Norfolk
i Word has been received in Bath of
the death in the naval hospital at
| Norfolk. Va. on Friday of Charles
! Monroe Cook, L. S. N, son of Fred
NJ. Cook. formerly of Bath and now
of New London, Conn. Death was
, due to meningitis. The body is to be
brought to Chatham, Mass. for
/ burial. Mr.. Cook joined the Cana
dian army at the outbreak of the
world war and later entered the
! United States navy. He was on
shore duty at Norfolk when taken i'll.
Honor for Bath Boy
| Lieut.. George S. Dole, son of Rev.
George Henry Dole Of Wilmington.
, Del. formerly pastor Of the New
Church of Bath. has recently been
honored with the Distinguished Serv-
ice Cross on two citations from the
/ United States Navy. One was for
his part in the taking of Durazzo, and
the other for bringing Americans out
of North Russia at the mouth of the
DWl llet iiNSl. ne ID HOW ledcItHS dI
Milton Academy in Milton, Mass, the
position which he held before the
war. Mr.. Dole passed number of
years in Bath and graduated from
the old Bath High school in the class
Of 1902. He attended Yale Uni
versity and took q post graduate
course at Yale. Mr.. Dole and his
brother. Louis A. Dole, went to Lon
don and participated in the Olympic
games. Louis a. Dole is now pastor
of the New Church in Fryeburg.
Another son of Rev. and Mrs. Dole,
Thomas Hyde Dole. was trained for
the Royal Air Force of Great Britain
and has made class A. He has just
received fsOm King George his COM
mission as second lieutenant.
Pretty War Romance
That a wartime romance which be-
gan in Bar Harbor has eliminated in
wedding in Denver is disclosed by
cards received by friends of the former
Miss Nina Allen. daughter Of ~. and
Mrs. Charles F. Allen of Bar Har-
Dor, announcing her marriage to L. II.
Bashor a San Francisco business man.
! During the war Mr.. Bashor was a sup
ply officer at the Otter Cliffs naval
! radio station near Bar Harbor. He
and Miss Allen met at one of the num-
erous social gatherings arranged by
the people of the town for the station
officers and men. When the war ended
Mr.. Bashor returned to his home on
the Pacific coast and a short time ago
Miss Allen crossed the continent to
become his wife.
Dies of Curious Disease
Stanley, the fourteen year Old son
of Dean Putnam of Cary, died Thurs
dav night after a short and very pc
culiar illness which the physician in
attendance was unable to diagnose.
The boy went to school on Monday
but came home that night ravenous-
ly hungry and thirsty. In spite of
eating and drinking enormous guam
titles of food and water he continued
to lose flesh till he was reduced to
mere skeleton in three days and his
temperature became so. low that the
physician's thermometer utterly
failed to register several hours before
his death, which however was I'M
looked for as other symptoms seemed