Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-30
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Bernadette Poulin, the little 4-year-old
| girl, who was burned last Wednesday
night in the fire which occurred in the
| house of her grandfather, Leontine
Boutin, on French street. At first it
was thought that the burns We're all on
the outside and not of great depth. 1t
has since developed that the child must
have breathed in some Of the flames
She is suffering great agony and the
| chances for recovery are said to be
slim. ft
Hon. S. ]. Walton is confined by
sickness to his home on Madison ave-
nue.. He was reported Monday to be
in no danger, but was most uncom-
Portable.
F. p. Pennell, whose sickness was
reported last Thursday, passed a bad
night Sunday and his condition Mon
day had not improved any. 1t is now
such as to cause his physicians and
relatives much concern.
Mrs. William Howard, woh had been
the guest for several months of her
mother. left Monday for Boston, ac-
companied 10y younger brother.
Miss Orrine Salley left Monday for
Flagstaff, where she will be the guest
of her aunt at Spring lake for the next
week.
Mrs. f. E. Pinkham and young son
We're the guests over Sunday of Con-
ductor Pinkham of the Skowhegan-
Lewiston morning passenger train.
A party of Buffalo, N. v, automo-
bilists, Ell route to Quebec, passed
through town Saturday, stopping here
for dinner. 1t consisted of L. r. Nc
hinnon and five friends.
Postmaster Fred Clark of Caratunk
was in town for few hours Sunday.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Foss of Brighton
passed Sunday in town. leaving Mon
day for a visit with down river
friends.
An auto party consisting of w. G.
kerris and Mrs. Wentworth of
Lansing, Mich, and Mrs Burke of
Lake Odessa, Mich, passed through
town Sunday en- route to Athens for u
visit with relatives. For a run of 1900
miles the driver stated that he was not
obliged to touch 4 wrench to the ma
chine.
William Whipple, prominent lum-
herman of Scion, met with a severe ac-
cident in that town Saturday. He was
driving on the road to the Emblem
ferry when his horse became trighten-
ed and threw Mr.. Whipple out The
horse ran home and Mr.. Whipple was
found unconscious by the roadside He
sustained fracture of the right knee
and an injury to his head Up to 4
o'clock Sunday afternoon he had not
recovered consciousness and his condi-
ton is considered critical. He is son
of the late Heman Whipple and is we'll
known in this town, where he fire.
quently came on business.
Albert w. Boston, who had been in
Belfast for several months, arrived
here Monday on his way to Athens. He
was formerly principal of Somerset
Academy
Maurice p. Merrill, Bowdoin '0S, has
arrived home for the summer, which
will be passed here with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Merrill He will en-
ter the Harvard Law School in Sep
tember.
Miss Annie Hathorn, member Of
the Senior class at Colby, arrived here
Monday and will be the guest OF
friends for the summer.
Miss Jessie Maddocks left here Mon
day for Elliott, where she will pass the
summer.
Hon. Forrest Goodwin left Tor Ban
gor Monday to appear as counsel for
the Maine Central in a railroad hear
ing held there that afternoon He will
remain over to attend the convention
today.
f. N. Merrill and Lewis Anderson
left Monday for Bangor to attend the
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rill will make one of the speeches Sec
ending the nomination of Mr.. Fernald.
Mrs. George E. Eastwood, who had
been the guest for few days of her
sister. Mrs. I. r. Wellman, returned
Monday to her home in Damariscotta.
b. !. Lawley left Monday for Port
land. where he will pass the week on
business.
E A. Parker, sub-master of the
High school,, Carroll Goodwin and Miss
Winnibell Cover left Monday for
Orono, where they will attend the
summer school at the University OF
Maine.
Miss Marjorie Salley left Monday for
Pennington, where she will attend the
summer term at the State Normal
school.
MIS-. e. ri. carpenter ana ner mOtner,
Mrs. Brooks. who had been the guests
for the past two weeks of Miss Han
nah r. Page at her home OH High
street. returned home Monday.
A closely contested game of ball was
played at Fairview park Saturday af-
ternoon between the Somersets and the
Skowhegans. The former won in IL in
nings by the score of IA to 10.
Arthur Wood, who Is employed as
by Portland wholesale
house. passed Sunday in town with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Wood.
The Misses Emma and Mary Good
win have returned home for the sum-
mer. which they will pass here with
their mother. The former is employed
as teacher in the public schools in
Everett, Mass, and the latter in the
Newton Highland schools. Both are
graduates of the Skowhegan High
school.
Miss Georgia Morrow, one of the
matrons at Good Will Home. was the
guest of Skowhegan friends over Sun