Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-06

prince of Wales' new Londo, 'ns
After making a tour Of inspsct,a.1 !.
Marlborough House TO see th.s
erything was just right she abnou,. ~,
herself completely satisfied. ~.
prince does not plan to move into ~
new residence until after the FIR, !,
the year.
Concord, N. H. Dec. 4.-H. Ham,.
of Bow was stricken with cer.h,.,
hemmorhage this afternoon vhu.
driving an automobile and diea : -
minutes after reaching the Mars.,'.
Pillsbury Hospital He lost CONT.
of the car. which ran of the road sSs
landed against a tree. M
Falmouth. Dec. 4.-Mr. ana n,
John II. Blackway of Glenwood nl..s
this village. will observe the sOth A.
niversary Of their wedding Mors..
They were married in Bristol r
They have been here since their MAJ
riage. Mr.. Blackway is 7s and NJ,
Blackway Is SO. They both enjoy ro.s
health. although both are deaf. M
Blackway. however. continues TO con.
duct his locksmith and upholsts,y
shop.
New York. Dec. IT have NOT ana
will not enter into any dispute win
my inferior officer" was the only ~.
ply Capt. Roal Amundsen would max.
today to the statement Of Gen. Timber.
to Mobile, commander Of the dirigibj
Norge in which Capt. Amundsen and
Lincoln Ellsworth crossed the North
Pole last year, that the italians had
first conceived an exploration Of this
nature.
Los Angeles, Dec. 4.-iP,-Chaflis
Chaplin and his wife, the former Lita
Grey. whose romance began under The
Klieg lights in the making Of II.
film comedy THE Kid" today PLAYED
stellar roles under the direction Of sar.
danic fate in a marital tragedy, which
might we'll be titled The Kids" For
as attorneys for the warning pair met
in an all-day conference, the subjec,
they debated was avowedly which Of
the couple was to have custody of the
two small sons, Charles Spencer Chap.
lin, Jr., aged 2. and Sydney Earle
aged l.
Montpelier. Vt, Dec. 4.-tR-Two
section hands walking the tracks Of
the Central Vermont railway ut North
Duxbury today were struck by q train
and killed. A strong wind in near
zero temperature was swirling the
snow in a way believed to have blind.
ed the engineer of north-bound
freight, for the train continued to
Richmond before he discovered the &C.
cident. Robert Wagner, foreman Of
the gang, was killed instantly and ".
G. Spooner died soon after he was car
rfed into farmhouse. Both men have
families in Waterbury.
Paris, Dec. 4.-tP)-Leon Perfier.
minister of the colonies. who holds the
French parliamentary speed talking
record of 100 words minute. is the
terror of stenographers. Louis Marin,
minister of pensions, runs him close
with 1856, followed by NJ. Albert Sar.
raut, the young and active minister OF
the interior, with $50.
Manchester. N. H., Dec. l.-coL
Daniel F. Healy, former high sheriff
of Hillsborough county, Civil War vet
eran, and for many years prominent
here in civic and political circles. died
today. He would have been II De-
cember 90.
Bennington, Vt, Dac. John spar
go of Old Bennington. chairman Of the
Vermont state sesqui-centennial COM
mission, announced today that West
minister would observe the 150th ami
versary of vermont's declaration OF IN
January Is. The histon'
cal address will be delivered by Judss
Frank l.. Fish of the Vermont ~.
preme court. The Vermont societies o.
Buffalo. Springfield. Manchester, n. d.
Boston, Topeka, Kan. Washington y
c. Chicago and San Francisco ."
planning to hold special exercises
New York, Dec. 4.-Close to $6,Vue,,
900. most of it American money, WIN
help this year to finance Arctic tIap'
pers in their annual hunt for il,.
bearing animals in the Arctic wins
of Siberia. American women buy iiiv y.
Siberian furs than all the rest Oh wv
world combined.
New York, Dec. 4-Ralye
artist and caricaturist, and Gerns' ~
Taillefere, French composer, an y
of the modernist group =.
LES Six" were married on Friday ~
"a small Connecticut town., the liam III,
of which Mr.. Barton would NOT @ =.
The artist had known his bride ~
three weeks, he said today. belnai,s !.
Boutet de Monsel, an artist WHY !.
now exhibiting his work at the nm y
erson galleries, Anita Loos, au.sv NE, =.
Gentlemen prefer Blondes, anu M Il
Daugherty. were witnesses :
the ceremony.
Paris. Dec, 4.-tP1-The ooss 4
France daily eat 5000 tons Oh AZ.
The few Frenchmen who are NO. a, ~
voted to dogs are protesting AGAIN.
these mouths without hands Ii, nna .
tanned at vast expense" while o'Vor "A
900 small investors, pensiohei IN
employees. victims |"
franc, go under'eu'
Pittsfield, Dec. 4 - Hundred. and y,
hunters from Boston. Worces.eln are
other cities of the commonwea;,,,n,n at.
in the Berkshire Hills waitins ,aficisl
iently for sunrise and the osn,us
opening of Deer week. Summer farm.
have been opened, abandoned uusthered
houses occupied, firewood e laws 81
and larder replenished for SIX So aa com.
sport in this county, where o oas acres
has set apart ss, .ssts
of state reservations ana ioas
The first fatality In a coas. usintei
cident in Greater Boston tnls when
yesterday afternoon; ss Ne.
four-year old Philip Wool o. ,. -. hi
ponset avenue. Dorchester, u asw sled
first ride on his brand ne trail.
coasted between the trucks oa =. cal
err of q Neponset- bo-nd t n biz
and was dragged from In HUN hont III
home to St AIMS Church
feet.