Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-23
Home-Building and Things Needed for the New House.

Hamel OF Laconia was found ruiltv
To-Day by. jury and was sentenced t,
80 days in Jail.
New Haven, Nov. 21-tAP)-Stu-
dents Of the Yale divinity schools
social oervice department will be re-
CURED this year to make community
surveys in New Haven, it has been
announced at Yale University. These
Investigations. which will cover such
topics as city administration and
finance, industry, public health. hous-
ing. education, recreation, the foreign
born, infant and adult delinquency
ana community organization, will be
undertaken In order to train prospec-
tive ministers to secure information
they should have about their COM
munities.
Paris. Nov. 21-(AP)-Paris court
records show that Peggy Joyce in
troduced demand for divorce
from her fourth husband, Count
Morner, SOME weeks ago. Following
the usual procedure, the magistrate
sent both parties summons to appear
before him in reconciliation pro-
ceedings." Count Morner failing to
appear, the court registered a docu-
ment establishing "non-reconcilia-
ton" recedents all show that a d.
vorce decree follows the registration
of such a document automatically
within 60 days.
Rochester. N. Y, Nov. 21-(AP)-
Aerial photography at night is an ac-
complished fact. One of the most
important experiments of recent
years looking tothe advancement Of
photography as a means of revealing
enemy secrets in time of war, was
| proclaimed this afternoon a complete
| success.
Lawrence, Nov. 21-Sophie Schuer-
| man Vayart, one of the principals in
| the Schuermon murder trial two
years ago, today filed a suit for di-
vorce in the Essex county probate
| court at Salem, against her second
husband. Adolph G. Vayart, on the
| ground of cruel and abusive treat
ment and gross habits of intoxica-
! ton.
! Washington, Nov. 21-(AP)-Sena-
| tor Borah, Republican, Idaho. con-
| ferred for two hours last night with
| President Coolidge at the White
| House, it. became known today. dis
| cussing the major questions which
| the chief executive will touch on in
| his annual message to congress next
chairman X the foreign relations
committee to give him the benefit Of
| his views on number of foreign and
| domestic problems, but no statement
regarding the conference was issued
| by the White House and Senator
| Borah declined today to discuss his
viist.
Washington, Nov. 21-(AP)-Light-
| ship No. IL tire oldest veteran among
vessels of it's class in government
| service has been retired from its sta
| ton off Sandy Hook at the entrance
| to New York Bay and will be broken
up. The boat went into service u
years ago at Nantucket Shoals and
| has since been on several stations
along the north Atlantic coast. 1t will
| be replaced by a lightship of a more
| modern design.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 21--(AP)
The custody of the two children of
| former Lieut.. and Mrs. Osborne c.
| Wood, divorced here yesterday, will
| be retained by Mrs. Wood under the
, provisions of an agreement approved
today by Judge Fl. l.. Rice in super
| Tor court. The agreement was sub
mitted by counsel for each side.
| Wood at various times may be al
| lowed to see the children at Mrs.
| Woods home, but at no time will he
| be permitted to take them Out of
| Newcastle county of which Whining
ton is a part. No definite, time for
Woods visits was incorporated in
| the agreement.
| Paris, Nov. 21.-(AP)-The Cham
| Der of Deputies, on Premier Pain
Levels threatening to resign IL the
| discussion on the governments fin
| ance bill were not fastened, decided
today to hold a session at 8 o'clock
| tomorrow morning, and then ad-
| iourned. The chamber has voted
| only two articles of the government
measure since last night. although
sitting until seven o'clock this morn
| ing and resuming at three o'clock In
| the afternoon.
| Concord. N. H., Nov. 21-The state
| tax commission announced today
that the hearing would begin Tues
day on the appeal of the Boston d
Maine railroad for an abatement OF
more than 100000 from the tax OF
$SS2, S43 assessed this year by the
| commission.
Lawrence, Nov. 21.-Charges Of
| manslaughter against Edward L.
| Kelsey of Salem street, thi scity were
| dismissed by Judge Frederic N.
| Chandler in the Lawrence district
| court today. While driving his car
on Nov. 10, Kelley struck 9-year-old
| Philip Bistany, the youngster dying
! the next day as result of his IN
| juries. An inquest into the accident
absolved Kelley from any blame.
Mortified, Nov. 21.-Nov. 30, 1879,
! the great wave of religious thought
that had been dividing many New
| England churches, reached the F1rst
Parish in Mortified, and 10 or Its
| members withdrew and organized q
new church, containing the original
| creed. This is the church now
| known as the Mortified Trinitarian
Congregational, which will celebrate
it's centennial November Is to Dec. D.
| New London, Conn, Nov. IL
| (AP) - Coastguard Headquarters
! here were advised by radio today
! that Patrol Boat 1SS and DESTROYER
Henley, had effected seizures today
! in Rum Row waters off Montauk
| Point, The gasoline launch M. ..