Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04

son of the late Denis and Mary Nc.
Carthy of Pine street, and was Tor
merly a prominent carpenter and
builder here. in which occupation his
father also served in Bangor many
wears with credit. Mr.. Mccarthy was
a member of the partnership Of
Cowan & Mccarthy on French street.
WEEDS U. of M. Prof.
Everett l.. Roberts of Bangor and
Miss Carrie V. WidcaNake of Scotia.
n. Y, were united in marriage at
Albany. n. Y, Sept. %, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Sherman
Rouse of the Clinton avenue Mttho-
dist church. The couple was attend
cd bv Henry NJ. Butler and MIS- Rose
Austin. both of Scotia. The groom
is the son of Mrs Harriet T.. Roberts
of Sixth street and is an instructor
in the electrical department at the /
University of Maine. He is gradu-
ate of both Bangor high school and
the University of Maine.
RECORD OF lo,GOO III Y ilISS
All records for receipts in the IN
tied states District Court ut Port
land were broken at the term which
closed Saturday with $4,000 paid it
by respondents in liquor cases. There
were 90 indictments, nearly all h1y-
ing been disposed Of and there Was
not single jury trial.
Two Have Narrow Escape
Jesse C. Felt of 1S3 presumnscot
street and Edwin Q. Nelson of e25 {
Sherwood street. Portland. narrowly \
cscapod death late Sunday afternoon
when the small touring car in which
they were crossing the prcsumpsco,
river bridge on the middle road
crashed through the railing Just as (
they left the bridge floor and
into q deep gully.
Although the car was badly dam.
aged neither men were seriously in.
jured. although each sustained minor {
hurts.
Shoots to Halt Players
Fourteen Sanford men wCrc before
Judge George a. Goodwin in the san
ford Municipal Court Monday morn K
ing. Il of them being charged with
gambling on the Lords Day and TIE
other two with intoXiCation. Eight s
were fined SO ana costs, one siJ aud
costs and the others s. and costs A E
crowd of about 80 were engaged in Z
shooting craps in the woods when
seven officers swoopcd down upon
them. When the men started TO 4
make n quiclSGct-away several shots /
were fired by the officers into the 4
air. This was tho largest number Of 1
mon to be brought into the Sanford I
Court in one day for many years.
Hurt in Ships Hold
Oscar Sears of PASSPORT was scri-
ously injured recently by falling into
the hold Of tho -four masted schooner
Mary Bradford Pierce, now hauled in
at Warehouse A of the Scacoast Can
ming Co, whore her cargo of 500 ions
of soft coal is being unloadcd. Sears Y
had been employed as local helper !
looking after the guy-lne when the z
heavy buckets were being hOistcd out Z
and fell n distance Of about % feet
He was injured internally and was \
rushed to the Chapman hospital at I
st. stephen, y. B.
N. E. Milk Producers
The sixth annual meeting If the 4
a. IAN
will be held in Springfield, Mass +
Nov. 9 and 10. A program o. vital 4
interest, both to producers and con-
is being prepared. Among
the subjects which will be considered
are: Ways and means OF cutting the +
cost of milk distribution; wider mar
iets for milk products; Transports
ton questions. such as the motor
.ruck Us. the railway in hauling milk;
The effect of the tariff on the dairy
industry, and the campaign to rid the !
country of "oilcd" milk.
Veteran M. c. Agent
Henry w. Knowles died suddenly {
It his home on Wood street, Lewis
on, Saturday morning, after an ill
ness of but a few hours. In 1881 lie Is
md his wife came to CroWlcys juno
ion, where for 80 years he was sta
ion agent of the Maine Central Rail- s
Dad. He retired and moved into the B
'lty three years ago. He was also
or many years postmaster at South b
lewiston. He was q member Of B
lewiston Lodge of Elks, Industry
lodge of Knights of Pythias, and Of =
he Universalist Comrades. His aife /
him.