Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-11

were thrown from a wagon ana Oh
of Mrs. Winchester's legs broken. Mr..
and Mrs. " lnehester and their dausn-
ter were taking a ride, and when part
way to Canaan they drove out beside
the road and, taking the bride from
the horses head, let it feed. Mrs,
winchester and her daughter re-
manned in the wagon. The horse be-
came frightened and ran away, tip
ping the occupants out. Tie daughter
was hot seriously injured paysi-
clan happened to be driving in the dl-
rec.ion of the team, met the runaway
horse and rendered the people ald.
Mrs. Charles Decker, daughter Of
Charles Ferrin of the Brighton hotel.
was operated on at the Somerset Hos
pitaI, Monday, for appendicitis
James Fellows, who has been at
lockwood the greater part Of the
summer looking after the interests OF
Page & Holden in the matter of book
keoping, has returned home
The october term of the Somerset
probate court convened here, Tues
day, Judge Augustine Simmons nj
North Arson. presiding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Moore and
family who went South about year
ago. viii return home this week
Mrs. Bert Ware of New London,
Conn. spent most pleasant visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Howard 4eaton
drlrinq tire last few days, Tuesday, re-
turning to her home.
Wvman steward went to Lewiston
Tuesday, where he will spend severa
weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Alen9
Bieelow.
Mrs. Charles Bushey went to Berlir
Falls, N H., Tuesday to spend some
time.
Mrs Emma Mullen left here, Tues
aav morning. for Los Angeles, Cal
where she viii make her home.
D0,e"+ WARDEN, who lives on the
River road, has set a grand exam
pie to other farmers by giving his mai
t~- ~e"a coat 90 enamel paint, be
side giving it nice-looking standar
:" ct ~ II not only improves tn
looks of the mail receptacle but add
better appearance to his home.
The annual curling party of tn
senior class of the Skowhegan Hig'
school was held Monday night, with
great deal of satisfaction 10 eac'
member OF the class, but to grea
deal of disgust to the school officials
Early in the evening the class gath
cred at the home of one of their mon
hers Fred Weston, and there proceed
cd to curl each others hair and ARA
themselves In various modes of cos
tune They them enioyed delight
full feast and at midnight proceed
to the High school building where the
turned it topsy-turvy by disarrangin
everything they could see. They we
to the extent of removing the sea
and desks. In the morning III
marched through Water street an
presented a most ludicrous anpe7'
anco Some of them were dressed I
quaint STYLES, milan costumes gym
CARDS etc. and even one fellow dress
ed himself to represent a color
chicken thief. The pretty little gyps
girl added to her beauty by her CO.
tune ard the little Indian girl lool<e
as pretty as Longfellow's MinnehaNs
But the most OF the members did jus
ice TO their attempts in trying
ool< as ridiculous as possible.
The Town Improvement society h
lust issued its calendar for the comm
year which is very pretty lit
booklet. The subject for the winter
work will be Ireland and reguls
meetings will be held as usual Ii |
second and fourth Fridays of cac
nontb The officers of the society arr
Mrs. Elizabeth p, Merrill presiden
Yrs. 7 izzie A. Marble and Mrs. Larr
Il. Dinsmore, vice presidents; NJ
Isabel A. Small, secretary; AIRS. Aaei |
y. steward treasurer; directors. AIRS |
Ella T. Holt, Miss Sarah j. Ander