The Portland daily press., 1900-04-10
Threw uer EquOr Into The Sieve
And Sink.
Picturesque Raid on Fee
male Rumseller.
Strong Sentiment Against Third
Bridge Over River.

freight car CT the Portland Worcester
and Nashua division OF the Boston and
Maine railroad, loaded with grain for J..
W. Aorris the local grain dealer left she
rail at an early hour yesterday morning
on Main street willis being moved across
the tracks that cross Main street. The
blocks from the snow pillow OF the Port
land Railroad were secured and the de-
rallied Ger was blocked up and placed
again on the track.
The body of the late Mrs. Irene Kalloch,
widow Of Royal Il. kalioch formerly of
this oity, is to be brought here from
Ly nm, Mass, today, for burial In the old
SaocarappA cemetery, where her hus-
bands body was inferred several years
ago, Mrs. kallooh was formerly resi-
dent OF this city and before marriage was
Miss Irene Davis.
Mrs. John Reynolds and daughter,
formerly of this city. who have heen visit
ing here. have returned to their home In
Clinton, Mass.
The special Holy Week services at the
Universalist church commenced yester-
day afternoon in charge of the pastor,
Rev. e. b. Barbour. The meetings are to
be held every afternoon this week at four
O'Clock.
The regular meeting Of the East End
W. @. I. U. 10 to be held this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. p. Hartman,
Rochester street.
The machinery at the round house
which operates the gates at the Matn
street crossings nc Cum berland Mills Is
undergoing repairs. While the repairs are
being made 1t has become. necessary for
the gate tender to flag the trains.
The Kings Daughters are to hold a
print and linen sale In the parlors Of the
Westbrook Congregational church April
Is and 10 with entertainments ench eve
ming.
A meeting OF the joint committees OF
Saooarappa ledge of Odd Fellows and Ma
omi Rsbekah lodge was held last evening
at Odd Fellows hall for the purpose of
talking over and perfeoting plans for the
fair TO be held next month.
worthy Grand Matron Sarah B. Morse
attended the meeting Of Mizpah chapter,
o. 4. S.. last evening for the purpose Of
inspecting the work Of the chapter. The
degree was conferred for the benefit Of
the visiting officials in q very acceptable
manner. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
A nesting of the Westbrook high
school alumni association Is to be held
Wednesday evening at 7.S0 O'Clock at the
high school building.
a ohildren's two days fair is being
talked up by the school room decoration
committee. The articles will bs made by
the children.
Past Sschsm Arthur Il. Gray Of Cum
berland Mills 10 q candidates for the POSI-
tion of great junior. sycamore Of the |. o.
r. nj. DR.. Charles W. Blagdsn Of
SpringvAle 10 his principal opponsLt for
the position.
City Marshal Wight accompanied By
Officers Dresser, Pomerleau and May.
berry made call at Annie Landry's
place of business Saturday evening, and
while not successful In securing guam
tity Of the ardent, they secured even bst.
ter evidence In the eye Of the law that
win confront her when her case Is dis
posed Of before Judge Iolman this morn
ing. 1t seems that the officers went to the
Landry place Of business and finding the
doors locked they politely knocked. In re-
Spouse Annie started to tho door, but be-
fore hsr arrival she In some way learned
that 1t was the officers of the law, SO she
hastened back to the kitchen where she
commenced to spill the liquor In the sink
and out Of the window. The officers find-
ing that their visit was not welcome
ONE decided to effect an entrance. so they
forced the door with q Jimmy. When they
reached the room where Annie was. they
found hsr busily engaged In spilling
liquor. She became little bit nervous
upon the sudden spproaoh Of the officers
that It Is said she muAt have had a fit Of
abssnt mindedness. as she turned directly
toward the stove where there was a fire