Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-21
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES
No Trace of Rumford Man

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! No trace of Martin Paulin of Rum
! ford. who disappeared from his room
last Wednesday night, clad only in his
night clothes, has been found. A rumol
Saturday was going the rounds tina,
his body had been found in the corner
of livery stable on the Island" but
when traced out had no foundation
Dynamite had been used in the river
in hopes to raise the body, if he was
drowned. ...-
Ice Bucks Islesford -
Steamer Islesford of the Popham
Beach Steamboat Co., which had a hard
time bucking ice on her way to Bath
Tuesday morning, found jam in Fid-
dler's reach in her down trip Tuesday
afternoon. After carefully surveying
the situation Capt Augustus Hodg-
kins declared it inexpedient to buck
the ice and SO returned to Bath for the
night. Another attempt was made to
! go down Wednesday morning but Capt
Hodgkins decided there was too much
ice in the reach at that time. The ice
gave signs of weakening however and
plans were made for going down al
the first favorable opportunity.
Houlton Liquor Cases
Pope d. McKinnon of Bangor and
Charles Krinsky were arraigned IL
Houlton Municipal court, Tuesday, be-
fore Judge Archibald, charged with
illegal keeping of intoxicating liquors.
Each was fined 5000 and costs and sem
fenced to serve 60 days in jail, They
1aI nd
his appearance at higher court. Krin-
sky was committed in default of bail
but it is understood that he will fur
nish sureties today. The raid was
made at the home of Krinsky on Mill
tary street, under search and seizure
warrant Nine quarts of gin were
found. Albert Ferguson Of Richmond.
N. B.. was arraigned on a charge Of
illegally transporting intoxicating
liquors. found guilty and sentenced to
pay fine of $50 and costs and to serve
60 days in Jail. He appealed.
Leg Crushed BY Freight Car
Frank Fasulo, IS years, of "a Arcadia
street, Portland sustained a compound
fracture of his right leg Wednesday
afternoon at East Deering when a
Grand Trunk freight car on which he
was working was shifted suddenly.
crushing his leg. The police ambulance
was called and he was rushed to the
Maine General hospital from the Rail-
road Y. M. c. A. If,
Corporation Ends Litigation
After hearing before Associate JUS
tice George M. Hanson in. chambers
Wednesday at Portland, the Hebrew
Benevolent Burial association, plain
tiffs. and the Hebrew Synagogue So
clety, defendants in a suit, agreed to
end a controversy of-overe two years.
litigation by recognizing the forma-
ton of a new religious corporation.
the Mount Sinai Cemetery association
which will take over their offices. II
was ordered by the judge that money
deposited for security in the clerks
once be left to the new corporation
to handle.
6iddeford Republicans Gather
AT q well attended meeting of the
Biddeford Republican club Tuesdav
night in Republican ! headouarfers
over the Henderson jewelry store IN.
Main street the question of the
spring campaign was Thoroughly
discussed and arrangements made
Tor pushing the fight vigorously from
now until the March election. Chair
man M. Harry Wheian presided he.
sides the men present there wero
several ladies. The attendance OF
women is much desired. the mar
members Of the club feeling that now
that they have the ballot for Witch