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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-06-09
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an EIOp 3nlent.

The attention of the Leeshurg people
vas called to notice young girl and boy
that got off the noon train Wednesday Up
on investigation it was discovered that the
girl YVES all orphan, taken from the or
phan's home in Macon bya private fam.
lily in Albany. She became uniuly and
the, saw fit to send her back % Macon;
She was followed, however, by her youth
full lover, Oscar Dobbins, who influenced
her to get off the train here, Residents
saw the girl lodged at the Galloway hotel.
Dobbins returned to Albany and secured
three Of his chums who came back 10
Leesbug with him in pusuit Of the girl
on the $40 train Marshall Hines immedi-
ately arrested them on the charge Of kid
naping,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-06-09
JUSTITIABLE
HOMICIDE.

Mr.. R. o, Laramore shot and killed one
Will Gilbert colored, Tuesday, on his plan
alton in Chokee District SheriffS. B S:niih
swore out warrant and Mr.. Laramore
wac given commitment trial before Ju tice
]. M. Hines The evidence disclosed the
fact. the negro was trying 10 kill Joe Green
the negro farmer, on Laramore's place. Mr..
Laramore ordered the negro TO dropthe hoe
three, times and then wentto his farmers
assistance, whereupon the negro turned on
him TO strike him, and Mr.. Laramore shot
and killed him. Justice Hines dismissed the
warrant and Mr.. Laramore return d home
at once.
The evidence showed clearly that it was
justifable homicide. The negro was suppos-
cd to be an escaped convict, as no one knew
anything about him. Mr.. Laramore had only
had him employed a few days,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-06-09
GMigesllantoug.

C'4l'
The infant child OF Mr.. Tyler is danger
ously ILL.,
Mr. Tom Love left Wednesday for Ma
con and Savannah.
Mr.. F. M. Minis is touring through
Florida this week.
Col. w. C. Martin returned Sunday
night from Beunavista.
Mr.. S. J, Powell attended QTarterly
meeting at Mt Zion Sunday.
Rev. w. H. Norton, of Fl Valley. was
in town short while Monday,
Mr. Sam Martin our regular travelling
salesman was in town Tue day.
Mr.. B. I Mckinney and little daughter
Kate came down from Smithville Tuesday
n Miss .Abbie Mccartney, of Ocala Fla, is
the guest of her uncle Mr., J. M. Johnson
this week;
w
miss McKinn ~, of snithyille, will b e
the attractive guest Of the Misses Bunkley
next :. week.
Mrs. Fort McAfee, Of Smithville, retur
ed home Saturday after pleasant visit to
her mother Mrs. James Salter.
Mrs. M. L. Buckley and little daughte
Annie Laurie left Wednesday for Macon
for weeks visit to her sister Mrs. L. &,
Lyon
Mr.. ]. A Lipsy who has been quite i'll
with rheumatism tor the last month
is to the delight of his friends nearly re-.
covered.
The combined Sunday Schools will give
their regular annual picnic next Tuesday
at The usual picnic grounds. IAN are cor
daily invited to atteud.
Mrs Ocy Tomlinson, of Newton is the
charming guest Of Mrs. b. d. Hall this
week. Mrs. Tomlinson formerly lived in
our midst and has 1nauy friends to welcome
her back.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-06-09

Mis- 5gelyn 1doni, Poarle tall, Will
he am Lacibsil i5ankley eXpece % leave
Monday fo- Moutrie to be present at the
B. \. P. y. convention, having been APP
pointed delegates by the young ladies'
missionary society.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-06-09

Sunday night service at the Baptis4
church will be under the supervision Of
the young ladies missionary society some
interesting talks, papers and ssongs have
been prepared. All are cordially invited to
attend.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-06-09

A short time ago bear was found on
the streets Of Albany, chased down and
killed Now the question arises do We
know how soon bear or some thing
worse will emerge from the density Of or
Leesburg streets or sidewalks and chase
lis down?
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-06-09
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

There will be an examination. of appH-
cants to teach in the public school of Lee
County, at the Court house in Leesbnrg,
Ca, on August 25th and 10th 1905, begin
ing at O'Clock a nj.
J.R.Long. c. S. c,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-06-09

Is per cent. off on Pattern Hats sold for
Cash. Also cut prices on Ready-to-Wear
We have nice line of Bathing Suits which
we will sell for cut prices in order to make room.
ACCORDION plated skirts $3.50 and up to $500
MAX CAssEL 81 SISTER.
NO80 BROAD ST. Albany Ga
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1905-06-09

Messrs Tysort and Uric King attended
MERGERS commencement this week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15

His own face saw from nom till night.
It made him feel 50 very sad
To see his face look cross and bad
That he began to take great care
To keep sweet smile always there.
And soon he found that those he knew
All seemed to like him better, too;
For, like the mirrors, everyone
Began to smile on Indoor Sunl
Now, try this, just one day, and see
How bright and smiling you can be-:
You'll find both happiness and fun
In playing you re an "in-door sunl''
-Inez g. Thompson in Little Folks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-29
Splendid Amusement = or This Week

THE HILLMAS COMPANY AT OPERA HOUSE
bound TO PLEASE.
The May Hllman Stock company appear.
ed last evening at the Empire, presenting
"The vsgsbond Duchess" as The opening
bill OF weeks engagement. Aud judging
from this initial performance Glers Falls
lhestre-eoes are promised splendid smuse.
ment for several days to me.
Miss Hillman, who u charming little
woman ard much alive TO all that 10 rfquir-
ed Of her, has betn provided well balanced
support by her msnsgee and 10 the hands
Of last evenings east "The Ysesbond
Duchess" WAS given ,xcellebt presentation,
each character being carefully Interpreted.
The staging aid costumirg Of tie piece
were alike elaborate ard throughout the
performslce was much alb We the usual re.
pertcire production.
BttAeen the ,ey rsl &C. spteialties were
,n.rodccee, = serltab,e vaudeville prior
msice peire presented BY The following
Clat & Bsrtell. iiluftrstors q the --LATEST
s,rs,; chic Harvey, Georgia coon shou.er ;
Georg. Rvbcrs, tcrobstic iunb'ios May
Bsrt,n. Me- Yoke lLtsst song scccefs ;
Harry Diolty, falcy darclrs; May u
man. ps.iure dal eing, aud moving pictures.
The company esr,ies IT. own bard ard or.
ches,ts. Thus all 10 ali 40 evening a rae
smu,ens.t wss furliited Gkts Palis
7tD.es, June Is, 1905.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-29
COUNTY COuRv.

Tbs Court finished It's business and ad-
iarned nuslly last Friday. Fred johnson,
convicted Of msnslaushter, WAS sentenced
20 not more than fourteen years nor iess
tban twelve years In the States prison lie
was taken there by Sheriff Wilson on Sat
urday.
william Mason, who WAS under indic'-
msrt for shooting two men st East Dorset
is,t winter, was aoIudged insane and WAS
taken 10 the waterbury Asylum by Sheriff
wllson'on Monday.
Tue bondsmen Of william Coulston paid
into Court 81 coo, the amount OF bis Dali.
IL, himself. has left for parts unknown
and ., there IL fine Of q 800 to be paid or
worked out Al Rutland which would take
about 20 yesrs, eli, not likely to be In this
section again very soon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-29
MANCMgsrEH.

Mrs. Harry wyman OF Boston 10 In
town yisi,ing her mother.
Mis- Maud ysnBuskifk "a slowly I'M
proving from her Illness.
AN. Reed OF Albany, n. T., visited
his parents here last week.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. l.. Pierce visited
friends 10 Bennington Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. Stewart Cassard OF Bal
itimore are wishing Mira. Cs'ssrd.
--James II. Garfield. librarian Of Colum
hi. university, was 10 town Saturday.
Mrs. II J. Owls Ia entertaining her sis'
ter. Mrs. Noble and family OF Philadelphia
Louis Y. Martin has returned from
Williams college for the summer vacation
Mrs. and Miss Strong Of "Broosside
were Ia Troy the lstter part Of the week.
MIR. Henry W. Brown and family arc
q, their cottage BREEZY Bank" Tor the
summer.
Prof. Henry Wild Of williams college
.pen, several days Of last week with Pay
con Wild.
Paul waterman, who attended th'
commencement exercises al Brown univer
city, has returned
C. r, orvls wants the person who Dor
rowcd two large days from him to return
--Rollin x. Coy Of North Bennington
VA, Ia town over Sunday visiting hi. mo
ther, Mrs. Abrsm Cor.
II. will pay you to read The BaecAlaur
cate Sermon on cur fsi page. Rev. JON
Bsrslow spoke well.
sheriff Wilson took william Aaso'
from the county jail here 70 the insane asy
lum At waterbury, Monday.
Mrs. shirley o. Williams OF Baltimore
Nd, 10 10 town spending the summer wiz
her parenu, Mr., and Mrs. G. G. Bell.
Mrs. Clsik Bufnham ard family o
Brooklyn, are occupying their cotsas
'kfN1 ~ Ivf WV huhhh'is 49, D"''.,-
viii join them later,
Mr.. and Mrs.. wm. y. oiyis Arein Tfo
for few days.
John d. Wild OF Chicago. H., has bee
spending . few days q, II. Egsieston
Mr.. Wild siietded tbs reunion Of bis elias
rs ., Williams College.
The retirement OF Brigsdier Gener'
WerI.min X II hertz, chief of artillery,
announced. Geuersi Roberts Win be u
msmber,d by many Manchester people.
DIR. Charles 4. Cieshoru spent sunda
recently q. hi, home Ia this village. o
ys!y ia hsgss 70 the White Mountain
where he vii "a physician 10 charge Of
camp Of b1ys
w. J. Crawford ho Installed . tell
rhaue, bis call bssas ass I'll, will
feusa 70 bss great convsnietee 10 The gel
sva puallc, a he can LOS b. reseSed fro'
~ p,rn Of ne tcsn sispv hsu' Of ID
DIR or night
--At,ea,iss Il esiied 10 The stvsr III
mat Ia sneshss eo'u m Of the ever porui'
.Csds as s leamssat Co. TIE boats Of ID
lirs, the CITY - Toy" Ard "ss'atogs
hsye been csnplstrly evsha9iei AID are
htsi.c,ass coo In.
-rasrs .ii b. special eosnmesies,io
Of Assalrasn Lsdgs. No. u ' a A. N Q
this. Taafsdsy ,vsnlSg !aas 10 b, 100
ws,k on ,hs Taird pxree. All M's,s
Mssons 10 6 BOD s,sSdias are cordially q
vl.ea to be present.
-si. l,hna' church vii be open for d.
vine SERVES CO scntay, Juiy 7sd. Hol
con urblon II u q. u. and ts srirg prays
asp. 10. The Asy. II. n. ciAFk Of syn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-29

Congregational church, Sunday morning.
Presiding Elder Dow preached morning
and evening In the Methodist church. In
the evening Mr.. Dow administered the rite
Of baptism to the infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Nuttlng, christening the child
Andrew Douglas Nutting. Mr.. Dow after.
ward gave the audience an excellent dis
course, illustrating the power Of LITTLE
caild for COED, In its IL fluence and example
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-29
u,r.hsr.sr. psr.s. al Granville. 2. .

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, ,as.,a,,s,, fsst.g a. sssuiA nasaas shs QNafft
ssss -. talso a a. sac 3. ~, sna ast v m-
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS


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NJ sod Hrs W n r psrss ~ Aneo'uhe
M Aa8 Mo Jutn sswbold fhist1esphA
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Nlss fesisf
Mrtha Ap r o Dickson
Ms n u Laass hleaat
klst Msnd Loahs
Eiss fisotgssus Lssks
NJ aud Ars v W 0ihsn,n New ioih
u Otteman
Mfs O & Nsirifnsa lineage
MsB g cisvfofd
Mss rfssiord
Miss Lanlse cIssferd
Altxyt / Kt,ieta Boston
Nj All Mo Hoftes waters Ner iok
Merrill X xsisn
7 steel Ersss
Etwsfd saanghnsssy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-29

DIR. K. L, wyman WAS In Williamstowl
last week In attendance at the Commence
ment exercises. He attended the 40.h re
union OF his class and also the annual re
union Of the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity a
which both President Roosevelt and Hon
jos. II. Choate, late Ambassador to Eng
land, were present, and made addresses
Dr., Wyman remarked on the very strikinI
resemblance between Ambassador Choat
and the late Daniel Eddy Of this town.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-29

--Yiu II lien Smith has arrived II North.
view, The summer home Of the Smith f,mi.
.y. Miss Con- n, friend, came home with
Nj. Smith ~ guest.
Faux Moore Of BROOKLYN, n. Y, u
here with young gentismln friend. They
are boarding al O. 4. sanHdr, bu. have
room. In the house rented fIr the summer
BY DR.. Moore. The house Ia adj ,ining Mr..
s.nJrd's ba, has not bsen occupied By DR.
n ,cre's family for two yeArs.
-Yr. Gregory preached An interesting
SERMON on the swen,y-thira Palm In the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-06-29
EAST MANCHESTER


and can be seen any day 10 the pastures.
The dogs are annoy Ing them to . great ex-
tent.
Miss Mary J. Cadoret OF Barnumvllle lie
working at BsLj. Fisk's In Manchester.
A ssd accident occurred at Bourn Pond
early Saturday morning. 1t seems that
last Thursday |. o. Wade and 0sman Bourn
went to the pond on hshing trip, camping
on the island. Geo. Wade went into the
pond Sunday and on reaching there discov.
cred the boat floating about the pond and
upon looking about saw the top OF mans
head out OF the water. g go. secured an old
raft that was near by and reached the island
and found o. Wade asleep beside the fire.
II seems thAs Bourn went cut to fsh 3,
about 8 o'clock Saturday morning and Wade
thought be had left and gone home. Geo,
then left and started back for assistance
On the way out be met jesse Eaton and ti.
con Archie, whereupon allreturnsd, Archie
swimming out for the boat and Bourn's
body was then towed in. I, was rigid
shen taken from the water and be mus.
have been dead some hours when found.
de xN In 40 uprish, position with his b
rod 10 his iish. hald. A large party wen,
up later and The body was brought 10 q
s,retcher NJ lbdsy norniDg. Bourn lived
oil h hls sstr Mrs. PfAtk Jones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
BeIorade Grange.

At the meeting Of Belgrade GrhnGr'
Saturday. October II, there WAS
very good attendance and larG"
amount of business was TRANSACTED
Three applications for membership
were received. Under the direction OF
Lecturer Hewitt, the Grange was en-
tertained with the following program !
Music by Sister May Stuart, q read
ing by Sister Cora Penney, also one
bv Brother L. Z. Reynolds; solo ana
encore by Sister Nora Page.
The following committee was APP
pointcd to make arrangements Tor INC
annual grange fair to be held IN De-
cembcr. Charles Page. Mr.. ana MIS-
! Clarence Richardson. Ray Ham
mond, May Stuart, Almond Clark anc
Clara Hammond.
A Farmers Institute will be heit
under the auspices Of Belgrade
Grange. November g. Promlnen
speakers will address the meetint
both forenoon and afternoon. AT tn
noon hour dinner will be served D.
J Belgrade Grange. Each and everyon
is cordially invited to attend this meet
ing and to bring a box of food.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

The ANDY store at 122 Main street,
fOrmcrl! owned and conducted by T..
NJ. Abbott was sold, Wednesday af-
ternoon, to Edward L. Simpson of
Winslow, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
FRED Simpson of that town Mr..
Simpson, he now proprietor, will take
possession of the store, this morning
There will DC no change, for the pres
ent, in the employees of the store
Mrs. Abbott ANA Mrs. Margaret Hall
viii still Scr:c the customers and
these, with tic help of Fred Sawyer,
who has al envabc reputation
among the canty-makers of the State
will remain vita Mr.. Simpson for an
inc" fintc period. The change in the
proprietors has been due to Mr.. Alb
bolts health whiCl, for the past wear,
has been steadily filling. He has felt
unable to continue carrying the re-
sronsibilities incideIt to the large
business which he las succeeded in
building up since entering the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott moved to this
city from Pittsfeld about two years
ago where they had conducted a SINH
liar business and bought cut the candy
business of Blanchard e Herd. They
have been cminentIy successful in
business but perhaps even more sue
Ccssful in the number Of frierds which
, they have made in WaterviAe. Mr..
Abbott will leave soon, on a hunting
trip, and it is hoped that he ma,. find
the rest and health of which he l.; so
much in need.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

Two beautiful gasoline launches
which have been plying the waters Of
China lake during the SUMNER ~ the
delight of hundreds of pass myers
have been molestcd. it se"rEs, by Ger
tain small boys and deprived Of som
of the contents to such an extent that
il was Impossible to start the ma
chine ry. The boats belong TO Joseph
Eaton and F. II. Jealous of Vassal-
boro. respectively. Deputy Shariffs
Colby. Getchell and John +. Pollard
Of this vicinity were subsequently no
titled with tho result that most Of the
missing property has been located
The boy. in whose possession certain
of these missing articles were found
insisted that the rest of the material
was in the keeping of another boy
who, he claimed, was an accessory To
the theft. Investigation has since
convinced the officers that the boys
story is not true. 1t is quite certain
that the guilty party has learned that
| it is exceedingly risky to take away
the property Of another without hav-
| ing some satisfactory recompense TO
| give in return.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
ch;... range.

China Grange Ia IT'S resuiaa o a'e -
ing oct. 18th. tith q very good at
tandancc co,, .derinG that it is a very
husI. Ina 18th most of the farmers.
rho yvDrtiy Master being absent, also
tho (serseer. Past Master w. ).
1bo,,oson was called to the chair ana
,,ras,icd over the meeting i'll very
,I.5ing manner. one candidate was
;nsructed in the first and second de-
ices and one application was re-
eivcd for membership. All the de-
srees will be worked at the next meet
ing and a chicken supper will be serv-
ed. 1t is hoped all sisters will hell
furnish the supper A very short pro-
gram was given, then the Grange
closed in form.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
Wales GRANGE.

Wales Grange held its regular meet
ing. Saturday evening, oct. p, with
III members in attendance. The Third
and Fourth degrees We're conferred on
five candidates after which bounti-
full harvest supper was served Wis
itors were present from Monmouth,
Leeds, Winthrop and South Lewiston
Oranges. During Lecturers hour
musical and literary entertainment
was listened to. Wales Grange is
in prosperous ana growing condi-
ton. applications being received at
nearly every meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
Waldo Pomona,

The next meeting Of Waldo Pomon
Grange will be November It'll, witt
Dirigo Grange, Freedom, with the fol
lowing program: opening exercise; con
fcrrinS fifth degree; report of grange
appointment Of committees; addrcIv
welcome by b. f. Foster; rcspupion
W. S. Dollon; recess; music; qIs Il
Resolved. That rs the Statc,ro,.i1
censed automobiles it shoubn. to he
special roads for them to IA r. CAS-
opened by J. F. Wilson an to be fur
well; remainder Of prog
nished by DiriGo Granr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

The members of the Pythian Sis
terhood met, last evening. in the X. Of
p hall to enjoy social time, given
in honor of Sister Mrs. Ora Pierce,
who is about to leave for California.
Mrs. Pierce is to accompany Mr..
Pierce, who has been Obliged to plan
the Western visit owing to failing
health. They will reside in Pasa-
dena. Mrs. Pierce was presented. at
the close of the evening, with Il hand
some leather travelling case and a cut
glass dish as a token of the devotion
of the Sisterhood. They expect to
leave the city, Sunday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
Successful GRANGE FAIR.

Eastern River Grange Dresden,
held its annual fair Tuesday dhc
Wednesday evenings, oct. II and II
with a good crowd in attendance. q
short play was given the first eye
ming by Richmond talent 'h'''l'"'
"Mr. Bob" The watch was won ny
Miss F'aircIoud of Richmond. SIP
per was served both evenings. ana
thn last on" closed with i dance.
Palmyra Grange observed Iemp"r-
anco night" Saturday. About 60 men,
bers were present. The program was
as follows: Question, Resolved tha'
an education is of more value TO an
individual than wealth. Dlscusseo
Nv Bros. Blaisdell, Goodrich. Smlth
FOLSOM. Maxfield and Sister Folsom
Readings. Minnie Smith, Lula PARK
man. Belle Foley, Mrs. Folsom ant
Mrs. Brown.
! on Saturday evening, oct 80. th'
program will consist Of a graphophoh'
concert.
! Palmyra Grange will observe lS
10Th anniversary, Saturday. Nov. ii
with an alI-dny session. State Mas
trr Obadiah Gardner is expected t
be present.
Seven Star Grange.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
Windsor Grange.

Windsor Grange is for the present
enjoying good degree Of prosperity.
Al ;hc last meeting which was men
night one candidate was obligated IN
the first and second degrees and TWO
.;,nlications were received. A fine
nrogram was furnished by the broth
ars which was immensely enjoyed BY
the sisters.
The next meeting will be women 5
night. The first and second degrees
will be worked on several cahhld3tcS
and an attempt made to Guido the pro
gram of the brothers at the last meet
ing. If they fail they must FURNISH q
supper, otherwise the brothers must
show what they can do at cooking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26
YQh Pomona.

York County Pomona Grange m
Thursday at Nevficld, over 200 repr
sentatives Of thevarious oranges ir :
county being present.. The mo- 'ii'
portant feature ofthe procrar 'rs' ~
installation OF the Dllowin-'cr ~. NJ.
installing officer b.inf-Ige:
Butler of Sprin"alo Hanson, Spring
MaStcr-tieo,e
vale. and Stevens, NottE
OVerSeer-
Alfred q. +. Hamilton, Saco.
Lccturl Frank L. Blanchard, Lcb-
Stew
anon. ant Steward-Arthur Roberts,
Asbunk.
Kaplain-R. G. Pease, Cornish.
.rcaslrcr-Fr"d Ridlon. Limerick.
Secretary Frank ]. bennett, Hollis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-26

An accident occurred in the Lock-
wood cotton mill. Wednesday fore
noon, of which Frank Noble, one of
the overseers at the mill, was the
victim. As he was stepping along the
flooring of one of the stagings erected
where repairs are being made, he
made ii misstep and fell a distance of
about six feet. striking the floor on
his head. The force of the blow re-
ccWed was sufficient to render him
unconscious and DR.. l.. G. Bunker was
called, whcreupon Noble was taken to
his home. He quickly recovered from
the stunning effects of the fall. after
reaching his home, and felt inclined
to return to his work which he did in
the afternoon.