Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-20
Reckless Auto priv ing Is
Cause Of an Accident.
Auto Party Keeps on Without
Asking a Question.
Assault Case May Grow Out Of
Fairfield Liquor Case.

w, c. Emerson, who had been tbs
guest of mis- uncle here, sailed Satur
day from New York for Queenstown
For the next three months he vii,
visit the principal cities on the con
tinent, arriving here about Oct. 3!
when he and his father. c. w. Finer
son, who is the guest of his brother,
Frank, will return to their home j.
San Jose. Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Sanford Reynolds left Mon
day for weeks vacation at Capito
Island.
F. w. buchanan will begin work thi:
week on q house on the lot recently
purchased by him on Madison avenue
The marriage intentions of John w
Healey and Miss Lois Cool are OF
file in the Office of the town clerk.
An; accident occurred on the bridge
over the north channel of the Kennebet
river. lust about church time An aut'
coming from the south side passet
them. One of the horses tecam,
frightened and plunged into the tear
ahead. The wheels became locked an
the passengers in both vehicles wer
thrown out. Miss Smith was throw
from on team to the bridge planks
Her injuries were attended to in th'
Methodist parsonage and later she wa
sent home. Those riding in the othe
team were not seriously hurt. The
QUITO did not stop to ascertain wha
damage. if any, had been done bu
continued on it's way. It is elaine
by those who were in position t.
know that the chauffeur of the car
reckless driver and that he was full
ly aware that his car had been tn
cause of the accident. The wheel
one of the carriages was badly crushed
Miss lydia GARNER left Monday 70
visit with her sister. Mrs. Thonla
Lnzo, at White River Junction, Vt.
Sheriff John A. Mooers with deputie
and special officers early Sunday morn
ing paid visit to Fairfield Tw
places We're searched. both privat
houses. One was occupied by We'd
Gilblair and his son Henry. The othe
was occupied by Henry Burgess. I
both liquor was found and the tire
respondents were brought here late
in the forenoon and lodged i'll jail
While Deputy Sheriff Mooers of thi
town was searching the room occupie
by Vede Gilblair who was lying OF
the bed. claiming to be sick. Il Sigh
alteration took place and Vede vii
be respondent in an assault case also
Burgess gave bail for his appearance
at the October term of court but tn
Gilblairs were unable to furnish bal
and We're committed.
DR.. and Mrs. kIeber Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. clyde Ii. Smith were tho
guests Sunday at the formers farm
home in Hartland. The trip was mad
in the latters touring car.
r. F. Marshall and guest, Esther NJ
Fletcher of Lancaster. n. H., who
visiting the family in North Arson
were the guests Sunday of Skowhegal
friends.
DIR. w. Fl. Gemmell, who had beer
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Hal A. Wood
left Monday for his home in Baltimore
Md.
r. F. Doten. principal owner in tn
Doten Grain Co. of Portland was Ii
town over Sunday He was on an au.
tomoble tour of the State, comm:
here from Rangeley lakes in his 100
model Peerless touring car, and leavin.
for hcme Monday. His daughter, Mis-.
Gladys, and her guest from Chicago
Miss Ruth Neeley, and also Miss Ami,
hartley of Portland. accompanied him
The party were guests at the Coburr
while in town.
T. F.. Hartnett of Portland has bee,
in town since Friday right, investigat
ing the fire in the parochial home
which occurred early that morning
Developments are expected shortly.
A quiet wedding was solemnized al
I A. NJ. Monday at st. Marys churcl
by FIR. J.. J. Jouvin of Fairfield, tn.
contracting parties being Willard
GARNER AMI Miss Symonne Oeilette
both of this town. The maid of homo.
was Miss Alice Turcotte and the best
man Aeno Willard. The young couple
Will make their home in this town.
The Poulin homestead on East Mapl,
street was sold last week to John Nc.