Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-08

young Indian, who has aspirations to
be great pitcher, was practicing by
throwing stones Lacoot appeared sud
denly from behind a bush and was
struck in the head by a large stone
Thrown with all the force of the young
| Indians arm Lacoot fell and has been
unconscious ever since Physicians say
his recovery is doubtful. Lacoot was
a chum Of Mitchell and he has been
at his bedside ever since the accident.
At the annual meeting of the Bow
| doinham High School Alumni Assocla-
! ton in the Town hall Saturday evening
the Glass of 1897 presented the class
play with the same cast of characters
that gave it 10 years ago. the play
was Our Folks" and the cast was as
| follows: Capt Thompson, Ivan Lang;
| Capt. Sleeper, Frank Wood; Harry,
| Robert c. Adams; Teddy, Bert Selgars;
Hiram. Leroy Williams; Phil, Lewis
Cary; Becky, Margaret Chapman; Mrs.
THOMPSON, Bertha Varney Pattee; Mrs.
| Sleeper. Lena Donnel Foster; Hulda,
Mary Wilson; Lily, Anna Fisher.
| Mrs. Arthur Breton of Lewiston was
found Saturday morning dead on the
floor at her home on Lincoln alley by
her sister, Mrs Gaudette. She lived
alone. her husband, Arthur Breton. be-
ing in Rumford Mrs. Breton had been
under medical treatment. She was last
seen about the house about 10 o'clock
Friday night. Saturday morning there
being no indication of life about the
house an investigation swas made and
sine was found fully dressed on the
l bod
been occupied Mrs. Breton was born
in Canada so years ago, her maiden
name being Beaulieu. she mad hVeo III
| Lewiston many years
| Daniel G. Wing, president of the
| First National Bank of Boston. and MS
| lawyer brother, Thomas E. Wing or
| New York, have become jointly the
largest taxpayers in the town OF
| Northport Last year they purchased
| 20 acres of land of the Hazeltine es-
| tate at a price reported to be $35o per
| acre. 1t was situated on a wooded
bluff at Sand Point, Saturday Cove.
about a mile north Of Northport vii
| lage and three miles south of the camp
| ground at Bayside. Since then the
| Wings have spent $4,000 or more in
thinning out the timber, building
roads, constructing a wharf for their
| Yacht landing. grading, building. lay
ing out tennis grounds. golf links etc.
in preparation for further improve
mente.
| The marriage of Wallace F. Holman
| of East Dixfield and Miss ALA Belle
Brush of Lewiston occurred Saturday
| noon by Rev. DR.. A. L. Salley at his
| residence on Mountain avenue where
| the bride has made her home for some
| time. The bride was attended by MISS
Theda Holman of East Dixfeld. sister
of the bridegroom, and the best man
| was Rev. DIR. Ashman c. Salley OF
Lewiston. Only the family members
| and several friends attended the SER
| vice and the luncheon, which was serv-
| ed directly after the marriage. Miss
| Florence Judkins. Miss Amy Bartlett
and Miss Helen Adams, classmates OF
| the bride, assisted in serving. Mr..
| and Mrs. Holman left Lewiston in the
| afternoon for wedding Journey They
will go to Freedom Sept. 1. Mr.. Hol-
man being principal of Freedom Acad-
| envy. Mrs Holman was graduated
| from the Lewiston High school and
| from Bates College. Mr.. Holman was
| graduated from Wilton Academy and
from Bates in 1909 in the same class
with his bride.