The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-29
SOUTH PORTLAND.
A VERY PAINFUL ACCIDENT IN
WILLARD.

A VERY PAINFUL ACCIDENT IN
WILLARD.
Samuel d. Angel Of Angel avenue, in
Willard, one OF our most venerable and
highly esteemed citizens, met with most
painful accident Wednesday evening.
lie was coming out Of Loveitt's fie Id
about o'clock, driving horse with
wagon, when all OF q sudden the horse
took fright and dashed down the hill at q
terrific pace. Reaching the bottom OF the
hill, the animal made quick turn
around the corner Of Main street and the
seat of the wagon, which was not
fastened, was pitched off and Mr.. Angel
was thrown heavily to the ground strik
ing on his head and right shoulder,
breaking the latter and receiving n severe
cut over one of his eyes. DIR. Brown was
hastily summoned and arriving in good
time found Mr.. Angel In such pain that
he was put under the influence of ether
and the shoulder was set and the wound
dressed. At last accounts MIR. Angel
was AS comfortable as could be reason
ably expected, and ON every side are
heard words of sympathy and regret that
such an unfortunate accident should have
overtalien Mr.. Angel at the patriarchal
age of three-score years and more.
The runway horse was stopped some
distance down Main street and apart from
the personal injuries described, not much
damage wis done.
CUMBERLAND LODGE, K. OF p.
The following officers were elected at
the meeting of Cumberland Lodge, *. of
p, Wednesday evening:
CIV. II. Wright.
V. CIV. G. Bagley.
Prel.-C. Hamilton.
NJ. of Wv. Il. Hunnewell.
NJ. at Alvin ID. pike.
X. OF X. 81 S.-M. II. Williams.
NJ. OF &c. II. Dodge.
NJ. OF E.-W. w. Pickett.
l. CD. II. O'Neil.
o. CIV. A. Bryant.
A SURVIVOR OF THE CUSHING.
Capt. Fryer of Hyde Park, an engi-
neer on the torpedo boat Cushing, and
the only survivor of her crew, is visiting
! at the home of Capt. Jere York, on Saw
yer street. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Fryer, who is cousin OF Capt. York,
and will soon leave for Old Orchard,
where he has summer cottage.
AN EARLY LAUNCHING.
Mr.. James Jorian's trim yacht, which
is being built at the yards of the Port
land Steamship Building Co., was taken
yesterday from the shed and put on the
cradle OF the marine railway. She will
be allowed to swell a little, after which
she viii be launched, say in a day or so.
Alloys MARROW ESCAPE,
Young Ferguson was sitting on his
fathers milk wagon in front Of MIR.
Coffin house, Stanford street, Wednesday
morning, when all of sudden the horse
started ON a run down the street, and
the rumbling of the wagon aroused the
neighborhood.
The boy lost his balance and fell over,
narrowly escaping being crushed under
the wheels of the wagon As 1t was when
picked up he was found to be consider
ably bruised. The team rounded the
corner Of Woodbury. street, splitting out
two or more cans of milk and at length
was brought to standstill.
Among the graduates of the medical
Linwood So ale of knightyille, and his
relatives here attended the grad uation
exercises in Brunswick.
The census enumerators have finished
their job and their reports have been sent
to the supervisor Hon. James 4. Place,
in South Berwick, Me.
Charles Smith, who has been employed
at the bicycle factory, will leave today for
his home in Pembroke.
Miss May Bausch of Boston, is enter
tanning the lady visitors at the Co-opera-
tive house with a demonstration of how
rice can be best served.
A large number of ladies of the Uniyer-
salist parish enjoyed a days outing at
Willard, where fish chowder was a feat
ure of the entertainment The time was
most agreeably passed.
The Sunday school of the Church of
Christ will go to Underwood, July 4, for
its annual picnic.
A lawn party will be given under the
auspices of the Epworth League, at the
parsonage Pleasantdale, next Monday
evening.
Yesterday the grocers of Knightville
and Pleasantdale closed their stores at
o clock. They will continue to do so
every Thursday until October LIST,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Mcdonald, who
have been at the home OF Joseph s.
Pickett, Middle street, have gone to New
Hampshire for a short visit.
Miss Prescott, assistant teacher at the
High school, has gone to her home in the
eastern part OF the State for the summer
vacation.
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