Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-15
PITTSF|ELD.
Death Wednesday Of Miss
Lizzie n. Freeman
Lively Runaway on Main Street
--One Team Demolished.
Miss Dorothy Drake Entertains on
Her Sixteenth Birthday.

Tie death of Miss Lizzie n. Free
man occurred at an early hour
Wednesday morning at the home OF
ler sister, Mrs. Laforest Patten,
where she had been i'll since March
with heart trouble. Her age was
about IS Years. She was born in
Etna, daughter of the late James Nj
and Elizabeth Freeman. Since child
hood she made her home in Detroit.
but spent many, years in this town
where she was y most successful
teacher in the town schools. For the
past two years Miss Freeman taught
at Martha's Vineyard Mass Besides
the sister. one brother. Charles D.
Freeman of Hudson, survives. The
funeral services will bc held Friday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patten. Interment will be in
the family lot in Detroit cematerv.
A lively runaway occurred on Main
street Wednesday forenoon when two
horses attached to a rotate va
became frightened at the cars and
started to take in everything in the
street They ran into Charles Seek
ms team. which was hitChed in
front of Brigham'S store and left
kindling wood of the wagon. The
horse was ,pRinjurcd. Or. V. 7. Lath-
brry, whn was. coming down Z. the
street in his automobile barely es-
capped a. collision by running his ma
cnine onto the sidewalk. One of the
| TWO horses fell but was dragged a
short distance before the other horse
vas stopped. Ne special damage was
done tn the horses.
The home of DR. and Mrs. r n.
Drake was the scene, Tuesday eve
| ming, of a very pleasant atfoir. the
occasion being Whist party given
IN honor of their daughter. Miss
| Dorothy. who celebrated her 1ft'
birthday. Twenty young friends We're
| present. First prizes were won by
| Miss Elsie Haskell and Frank r.
| Kennedy and consultations We're given
| to Miss Anna Dodd and William Ire
| land Refreshments were served in
| the dining room. which were daintiiY
decorated Miss Drake was the r"-
cipient of a number of presents, in
cludng large quantity of flowers.
The Free Baptist Sunday School
will observe Sunday, oct. .. as Rally
| day. Mrs. w. NJ. Priay is chairman
OF the general committee on arrange
ments.
Nh and Mrs. c. w Pufcr and littl,
daughter, Airline, of Brewer. were 'r
tow, Tuesday. guests of Mr.. and Mrs
r. w. Loder.
| The UniverSalist Ladies' Aid SO
| ciety will meet this afternoon in the
| parlors OF the church The collecting
| old raDers and magazines for theii
| second shipment.
The lncel corn factory of the North
ern Maine Packing Co. start.d ~
Tuesday with the usual number of
! worlmcn. The corn is beginning tc
| come ir we'll and Manager Moses
| thinks the outlook is good for a good
| season.
A Harvest supper will be served
| Friday evcnin. Sept 23. in the Vestry
of the Free BAPTIST church under the
| auspices of the Financial and Socia
committees of the New Era AuXi'i-
ary.
The first social of the fall term at
! Maine Central institute will be given
| Friday evening at Powers hall.
Henry y. Lancaster. who has sold
milk here for the past four years, las
sold the business to Charles Hurd ot
this town
Mrs e. e. NiclSery. member of the
pittstield Tuesday Club, went to Sk"w
h.gan Wednesday for visit WIN
her cousin. Mrs. Merrill. and t" al
tend TIE, meetings of the Federation
or Women;s Clubs.
Mr. and Mis-. George Garfield havH
returned from a weeks visit in Ian
caster.