Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-03

hogan; Ralph Steelbrook. Hartland:
Levi Martin and Willis E. Clought. both
OF Madison.
Suspects Jailed for
No. Arson Burglary
Clifford H. Stevens. 10 years and
Leroy n. Haley, "a years o. age.
were landed ir Somerset County JAZZ
Thursday morning, being brought
here by deputies Fred Tuscan OF
town and H. E. Croker OF Canaan.
Stephen Hoppe. age 30 years was
apprehended In Boston Thursday
morning by deputy Harry e. Merrill
Of Madison.
In the possession of Stevens and
Haley were a complete set OF bur-
glary tools. nitro-glycerine, dyna-
mite, much stolen goods and pack.
ages taken. from the North Arson
postofflce last Sunday night.
Sheriff Mooers stated Thursday
morning that no doubt exists that
these are the same man who recent
~ operated in Aroostook and Pc
nobscot counties and same who loot
ed stores and bank at Erridgewock;
tody of officers corresponded 20
tracks found in the woods and mea-
sured by the deputies after the gang
left their hiding place. Foot prints
OF the two men correspond exactly
to the measurements of tracks at the
time and the heel Of one mans shoe
fits track measurements. IT 10 sus-
pected that part OF the time another
man and woman was in the gang.
Canaan Grange Fair
An annual event 10 the work OF the
Canaan Grange Is its faif and on
Wednesday another success was
scored when the 1924 fair was held.
Mrs. Maud Nelson, master of the
Grange was superintendent of the
hall exhibits which were many and
of unusual interest. Mrs. Lottte
| Foster. the Grange secretary, assist
cd Mrs. Nelson.
Among those exhibiting were:
Fancy work. Mrs. Clyde E. Decker,
Skowhegan: Miss Sadie Mason, Miss
Amanda Ames and Nellie Salisbury,
Ida Mason. Mrs. Mabel Gardiner.
Miss Geraldine Smith. Mrs. Lillian
Manson and Louise Nelson; plants
and flowers, Miss Amanda Ames,
| Bear. Mrs. Ella Mason; canned
goods, Mrs. Ella Mason; radios. Will
lie S. Gardiner. including 'one Of his
own manufacture; honey. Fred
Rolfe: fruit. C. 3. Gardiner, Fred
| Mason and George Ames; farm pro-
duce, Alton Mason, Fred Mason.
Harry Manson, E. +. Salisbury. II.
o. Bean, Fred Rolfe, Fred Nelson.
Several antiques and articles of ex-
ceptional interest were shown.
The nall decorations were in al
tumn colors. Many beautiful leaves
being prettily arranged about the
hall. For the benefit of the Grange
an apron sale was conducted under
the direction of Mrs. Edith Tibbetts.
During the afternoon the Grange or
chestra gave g recital. ''"
Out of door sports were a feature
Of the afternoon, supervised by Le-
land Jewel. Dinner was served IN
der the direction of Mrs. Irving
Davis Mrs. Stephen Salisbury. Mrs.
Henry Manson and was most deli
cious and well patronized.
In the evening dance was held
with a fine dance program played
by Penney's orchestra of Fairfield
a midnight supper closed the days
events which were enjoyed by many
people.
Foot race for boys. Fred Lyons
foot race for girls, Grace Written;
potato race for girls, Hilda Dickey;
wheelbarrow race for boys, Byron
Cover: three-legged race, Perly
Hart. first: Cody Lake. second;
doughnut stunt, Hester Burrill; uie
eating contest. Ralph Burrillff horse
pulling, first prize, Arthur Burrill;
second. Harold Page; third, Philip
Godreau
Fancy work, first, Mrs. Clyde e.
Decker. Skowhegan; Miss Amanda
Ames: Saide Mason; vegetables first,
Alton Mason: second. Horace Bean;
third, Elmer Salisbury.
High Mass for Horn,isdas Renaud
The solemn requiem high mass for
the repose of the soul of Hormisdas
Renaud was celebrated at Notre
Dame church at 9:,5 Thursday morn
ing. The celebrant was Rev. FIR. :.
+. Curran, pastor of Sacred Heart
church. Waterville. The deacon was
Rev. B. J. Martin. pastor CT ST Fran
ces DE Sales church. Wateryiiie:
sub deacon. Rev. J. r. Nellidan, pas
tor OF st. Sebastin church of Madi-
son.
Rev. FIR. J. A. Driscol pastor of
st. Bridget church Of North Nassal-
boro acted az master Of ceremonies
The following priests were in the
sanctum: Rev. Joseph Orieux, Notre
Dame church, WatervilIe; Rev. w
II. Carroll, st. Peters church. Bing-
ham; Rev. Joseph Lazereire. Tnmac-
ulate Heart church OF Mary, Fair
field: Rev. Manuel Martin of ST.
Frances church. Waterville Rev. J.
Lois A. Renaud OF The Notre Dame
church. Skowhegan.
Impressive music was furnished by
the st. Mary's choir with several
solo numbers. Miss Helen Beau
chard presided Mt the organ The
burial was made in the Catholic
cemetery in Waterville.
Municipal Court
Erred Daisle Of Skowhesan was be-
fofe Judge Maurice p. Merrill at q,
hearing Of the Somerset municipal
court Thursday morning following
his arrest at the close of the Attn
ems fair at Athens Wednesday by
deputy sheriff Tuscan Of Scion and
Ernest Cook Of Athens. The charge
against Daigle was Illegal deposit OF
Intoxicating liquor. To this charge
Datgis plead guilty and was given
fine OF 800 and costs and Jail
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