The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-04-19
WESTBROOK.

ter known as Jack Landry. was arraigned
on charge of illegal transportation of
liquor. Landry was arrested Saturday
evening and on searching his person a
quantity Of liquor was found in a.bottle,
which the officers charged him with hav-
ing been engaged in selling. Landry was
found guilty and sentence of $50 and
costs imposed. On default of payment
he was sentenced to the county Jail for
80 days.
City Marshal Swan. assisted by Officer
Donald White, called at the so-called
Landry farm ON the Gorham road Sum
day afternoon with the intent of making
q seizure. Careful search was made of
the premises, but no liquors were found.
This is the second time within ten days
that the officers have made an attempt
to raid the Landry farm, and each time
have been unsuccessful.
The East End W. G. T. u, will meet
with Mrs. Philmeau Hartman, Roches-
ter street, this afternoon
There was reunion of the members of
Mr.. J. S. Bragdon's family few days
ago. There were present %, including
the father, mother, four sons, one son-in-
law, three daughters, four daughters-in-
law and nine grand children. The Oldest
was 66 years, the youngest months;
heaviest, PA pounds; lightest 10 pounds.
Presumpscot valley lodge, No. 4, K. Of
P. will entertain Trinity lodge, No. Ga
of Portland, Thursday evening. Refresh
ments will be served.
| Mr.. George Ingalls, had IN experience
| about 9. 30 Sunday afternoon that he will
not soon forget. The regular $50 cleo
trio car was on Its way to Portland, and
Mr.. ingalls, was driving in his team in
the same direction. When near the
Church street crossing he turned his
horse deliberately around and drove
across the track in front of the approach
ing car. The animal took unkindly to
this proceed ire and commenced to rear
and kick, and finally bottled for the side
walk. One Of the front wheels of the
team came in contact with the hydrant.
The horse then freed himself from the
wagon taking not only the cross bar
with him but MIR. ingalls,, the driver. Mr..
ingalls, chung pluckily to the reins and
was dragged nearly to point opposite
the Benoit-C Cutter block before releasing
his hold. Conductor Kennedy of the
electric car was the first one to reach the
PROSTATE man, land on examination it was
found that beyond bruises and badly
cut face he was not seriously injured. The
horseEafter running asshort distance, was
caught. The other occupant OF the team,
young man, was not thrown out. No
damage was DONE
The union Fast Day service will be held
Thursday. April 2s at 7.3O p. m. at the
Advent chur-h. The pastor, Rev. j. +.
Clothey, will preach the sermon. All are
cordially invited to attend the service.
| The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Cyrus King will be held at her late re-
sidence, Bridge street, this afternoon at Q
O'Clock. Rev. S. N. Adams will officiate
and the male quartette connected with
the West End Congregational church
will furnish music. Burial will be at
GorhaIn.
A very pleasant private dancing and
whist party was held last evening at
| Cumberland hall. Messrs. Frank Pride
and Harrison McCann were the commit
tee in charge of the affair. The patrones-
ses were Mrs. Poole, Mrs. Lane and Mrs
Cordwell, all of this city.