Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-13

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! Fred Z. Young, janitor Of the First
| National Bank building at the corner
of Middle and Exchange streets,
Portland, gave an impromptu exhibit
ton of his skill as sharpshooter re-
Gently when he disposed of 81 rats
with as many shots. not one failing
to hit the desired mark. The ro-
dents in question were those which
formerly inhabited the boiler room
! of the building. They measured from
II to 10 inches in length and We're
of the usual type.
! DR.. Dennis O'Brien of Portland had
his license to practice medicine in
Maine unanimously restored by vote
Z of the State Medical Board in Au-
gusta, Wednesday, His license was
revoked at a meeting of the board in
Portland last August, and his attor-
ney, Sullivan & Sullivan, had held
that this process was not legal and
had threatened to take action. They
petitioned for the reinstatement last
spring. DR.. O'Brien pleaded nolo two
years ago in United States district
court to charge of violating the
Harrison anti narcotic act
! An Armenian dumping through
the streets of Portland yesterday in
wooden shoes created quite sensa-
ton on certain thoroushfarcs as
Portland is rather unused to this for
eign fashion in footgcar. The pres
encc of the wooden shoed individual
gave a certain touch of foreign pic
tureSQuenesS which lent color to the
claim that Portland is on her way to
become great Immigration port
Press.
! Rev. Herbert Lindsay Mccain. for
ems Avenue Congregational church
Portland. has resigned his passionate
and made this known AT Yesterday
mornings service. MI McCann also
has resigned the presidency Of the
ConGrc gational Club and vice press
dency Of the Cumberland Association
Of Congregational Ministers. II" has
accepted a call to the Smith Memorial
church of Hillsboro, ~ H.
Customs Officer J. w. Peabody of
Luhec accompanied by Everett Iiig-
gins in Tho latter's car captured loo
quarts of whisllcN and other liquors
on the Dcnnysvillc road last Thursday
evening, the driver Of the car being
taken T. Machia> and lodged in fafI
and The car and contents -confiScatcd
The Pad of booze was evidently bound
for MachiaS, and one Of the parties
implicated was a former resident Of
Lubcc.
elimination Of a long distance ro-
nance was Monday when Rev. Fr.
Nicholas i. Koran at Bath united in
marriage Tito Pccci and Ermina Carso.
reports the Times. The romance be-
gan last winter when a brother Of Mr.,
Iecci in Italy saw a Tair damsel in the
town Of Rossano. Italy, situated at the
inStcp of the boot" whom he thought
would make fine wife for the Bath.
that effect and told the damsel of his
brother. y letter To the Rossano girl
was expected and the prospects of liy-
ing in America appealed TO hof. Pho
to2raphS were exchanged and loving
letters written until they had decided
that each was the only one person left
IN the world for the other. so Mr..
Peccl sent on money necessary to
! BRING his bride to be to this country
and she arrived May 81.
They met and their ardor expressed
meeting and Mr.. Pecci at once filed
marriage intentions and the bans were
read in ST Mary's church.
Mr.. Pccci has been in the United
states since lS9S and in Bath since
1912 and has been associated with his
| brother Mike in the fruit store at 81
Center street. His bride is a daughter
of Fenazio and Silomcna Cars'o of Ros-
sano, Italy.
Phlllips boys have been having
some great fishing in the Sandy river,
the recent catches including: 4 4
pound, 9-ounce, 22-inches- long trout,
by George Morton: q 5-pound. Is
inch trout. by Malcolm Steward;
Zl-pound, 21inch trout, by Philip
McLeary.
She Says
Swimming is a good topic of con-