Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-04

for many years. has been found By
two Boston doctors.
The central IRE station and several
pieces Of apparatus were destroyed at
Gardner, Mass, and three valuable
horses burned to death h hre that
did $40, 900 damage.
Carl Marshall, Is, died at Man
chester. N. H., from injuries sus-
tanned when he fell through q coal
hole in freight yards.
Mrs. Louis Minsky was rescued
from IRE which destroyed the Russian
baths conducted by her ut Brockton.
Mass. and in which her husband was
burned to death three years ago.
There were 234 deaths in Boston
last week, decrease of thirty mine
over the corresponding week last
year.
Lexington, Mass. Is now minus
place to oury the dead. az the Old
Burying Ground and the Lexington
cemetery are filed.
Jere Garafano. So, of Revere,
Mass, was found dead on fats in
that city. A basketful Of CLAIMS was
found at his side.
The ice in the lakes Of the Range
Ley, Me-, region is thirty inches thick
and stin freezing-too thick to cut for
domestic use.
Falling backward into a hot bath
which her mother was preparing, 4
year-old Flora LAvinsky was scalded
to death at Woburn, Mass.
George B. Schoomacker, IS, q
brakeman, was fatally injured at
Canaan, Conn.,, in rear-end COLI
sion between two freight trains.
A campaign to add $500, 200 to the
endowment fund of Colby college was
announced at the thirty-fifth annual
reunion and banquet of the Boston
Colby Alumni association at Boston.
William Bonney, actor, So, was
found dead in his bed at New Haven.
Edward E. Kesterman. 80, build
er, collapsed in court at Boston when
a suspended sentence of six months
In prison for larceny by means of a
worthless check was revoked and he
was sent to jail.
Mayor Coolidge of Fftchburg has
been drawn as a juror for the United
States district court in Boston.
Attacked in his sleep by rats, John
Kenworthy of MiddIebury, VT, was
wounded severely about the head and
nearly lost one thumb.
Captain Commandant Worth T..
Ross, 81, Of the United States coast
guard service, retired, died at his
home at New Bedford, Mass.
The body Of Michael Calvin, 6S,
Grand Army veteran, was found in
a Boston street. 1t is thought prob
able that he was killed by an automo-
bile.
Five horses and three cows were
burned In a fire that destroyed the
barn Of Carlo Bianchi at Natick,
Mass, doing about $4,000 property
damage.
The British steamer City Of
Naples arrived at Boston from Cal
cutta and Colombo with 81, 600, 900
cargo, after travelling 1000 miles
around the Cape of Good Hope.
Judge Carroll of the Massachusetts,
supreme court admitted fifty mine
new lawyers to the bar. One Of them
was a woman, Bessie Kslof.
Admitting liabilities of $151 ,194.Sl t,
of which all but $500 Is unsecured.
Russell H. Potter Of Boston, a manu-
facturers' agent, fled a petition in
bankruptcy.
A silver cup for the Harvard uni
versity student designing the best
model for a sixty horsepower hydro
plane was offered by the Harvard
Aeronautical society.
Henry E. Capen, So, proprietor Oh
hotel and sporting camps at Moose
head lake, died at Rockland, Me.
BY the death Of H. T. Pevear OF
Lynn, Mass, 800. 900 reverts auto
matically to the Lynn hospital, Lynn
Y. NJ. C. A. Lynn Home for Young
Women and a fund for the destitute
children of Lynn in equal shares.
Miss Louise Ayres Of Cincinnati was
sponsor for the oil-burning torpedo
boat destroyer Rowan, which was
launched at Quincy, Mass.
Herbert c. Anderson, 40, an en-
gineer, died at Pawtucket, R. l.,
from cerebral hemorrhage while fifty
feet in the air in a coal hosting car.
Daniel Clay, g.. las instantly killed
at Danvers, Mass, when he was
crushed between a coal pung and a
telegraph pole.
While at work in the yards Of the
Pacific mill print works. Lawrence,
Mass, Joseph Martin, 80, was
crushed to death BY train.
James L. Gates, "a, was instantly
killed at Springfield. Mass, while
operating an elevator.
Wilfred Lincourt, q former Lowell
editor who fell the victim to a delu-
sion that he was the reincarnated
Messiah, died at Clinton, Mass. un-
der circumstances which indicate sui
eide by setting himself on fire.
Yale rowing crews took their first
practice Of the season when three
eights rowed four miles on the Quin-
nipac river. The men wore extra
fiannels and mittens.
Representative Malone Of Worces-
ter, Mass. fled an order in the leg
islature for a state investigation OF