Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-24
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

! In the district police court, Monday,
at Dover. \. H., MILDRED Drouin plead
| ed guilty to the charge of selling liquor
| to q marine from the Portsmouth navy
ward. Sunday. In answer To the court,
Assistant Marshal Wilkinson said there
| was n5a9e or less pocket selling al Dow
or sunday. and efforts We're being
made II stop it. Judge Frost fined
Drouin S25 and costs. In default Of pay
ment he imposed sentence of two
| months in Jail
The body Of man, who had evil
IDENTIFY been dead four or five weeks
was found Monday afternoon, in a
carntield on Charles X. Thompson's
farm. = mile from Woodstock, VI, on
The Pomfret road. From letters on the
body it is thought his name was
| Frank Jones Toby of Lima, O. one
letter contained an invitation to the
reunion of the class of 1912 of the
Technical school at Lima. He wore a
blue serge suit, nearly new pair of
shoes, and glove on one hand. He had
a money belt, which was partly open
and empty. A book Of poems and rail
road folders were also found in the
pockets He seemed to be about %
years old, about feet 10 inches tall
Another huge snake was killed at
| Claremant, n. H.. Monday morning,
ON South street by Edward Wheeler.
| 1t WAS little more than five feet
| long and was as large round as ones
wrist About six weeks ago circus
showed on Kelsey Meadow and two of
| the show snakes escaped One was
| killed in the corn nearby, next day,
| and the second one disappeared The
snake killed, Monday morning, was
very similar to the first one killed.
| Mr.. Wheeler was Out looking at his
| cabbage, and when he picked the
| leaves from enc the snake stuck its
| head from under the plant and gave
| him quite a fright. He killed the snake
| With a beanpole.
| Overcome by the wind, Annie Par
| lser. 60 years old, dropped dead on
the street, in Providence Monday. The
southerly gale blew down the LARGE
| sisnbeard of Weybosset street fuc-
n!tare company and it fell on Two per
| sons who We're passing on the street
| They We're Matthew Cannon of 349
| WeYbossct street and George Payetta
| of I6 Hollywood street They were
treated by Police Surgeon Clifford II.
| Griffin and later were able to go -
their homes. The sign was - fee,
long and nine feet wide. Cannon was
struck on the head and was cut. The
edge of the frame struck Pavette ON
his right foot.
| Michael Rinaldo. aged %, was sen
| fenced to serve four months in tho
House of Correction al Worcester. on
| Monday by Judge Ctey In The dis
triet court, on a charge of cutting Up
Joseph Eatroi Of ll5 Shrewsbury
street. Sunday night. According TO
Tie story told the court, RinaIdo use1
a razor on Latoris face and head with
disastrous effect. I-atori was in court
with his head swalhed in bandages.
vi lille the officers Were arresting Rim
aldo, Sunday night. a big crowd gath
cred and five revolver shots fired by
somebody caused a scattering in all
! directions. The police say that An
drew Giuseppe, aged a. fred the
shots. He was sentenced to three
months in the House of Correction on
Ia charge of carving revolver with
out permit.
| An automobile containing Town Clerk
Watson f. Baker and Mrs Baker OF
South Dennis and driven by lis son,
Watson Baker, Jr., of Boston also ac-
leerananied by his wife, was in a head
ION collision at HaEwchport, Sunday
IeEenine, on steep bill with a car driv-
en- ny Mrs. Jessie Carpenter Of Attic
horo. a summer resident Mrs Car
lperter was accompanied by her
daughter Ruth and was going up the
hill from South Harwich to her cot
taee at Wyndemere Bluffs Only the
forward wheel of her car was damaged
land neither occupant was injured,
though both We're thrown out The Ba-
ker car was turned completely over
land all four occupants were pinned
beneath it. All escaped injury except
Mrs. Baker. ST.. whose knee and shout
der were bruised
| Two Workmen narrowly escaped
Iserieus injury and half a dozen 9th.
lers We're forced to flee for their lives
when a great oak directly in front
of the new bird cage in Franklin
Park, Boston, fell during the wind
lstorm, Monday afternoon. THONGS
lConiey of Roxbury and Joseph Char
lamonte of Endicott We're at work in
front OF the bird cage during the
height of the storm. Suddenly
lcrackling sound was heard and CON
Hey, glancing up, saw the oak topping.
| With shout he ran to place OF
safety but Gharamonte was struggling
TO get clear of the muddy earth. Con-
ley, seeing his danger, ran back and
dragged Gharamonte out of the mire
in the nick of time. A second or two
later the tree fell over the place