Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-14
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Towns All Mixed Up On
Election Celebrations,
Both "Yes" and no People
Awaiting Final Returns.
RSfse frightened at Automobile,
wednesda Breaks Leg.

Monday evening Z rumor reached
| Madison to the effect that the State
had given NO" majority The tenn
perance workers at once organized an
IimpromptI celebration. When the re
ports came ont Tuesday morning the
license forces had considerable fun at
the expense of the other side. During
the day Tuesday plans were quietly
madc and an out-of-toWu band vas
hired to assist in celebrating the Yes
victory. On the receipt 81 the news
| late Tuesday afternoon these plans
were suddenly changed. and both sides
are now quietly awaiting the news Of
the final result. The friends of "a we'll
| known YES" imam are having & good
laugh al his expense. This man has a
son who is an enthusiastic eampaigner
| Tor prohibition. In the parade Monday
the boy carried A Vote NJ" banner.
The father. seeing his son, took him
out OF the parade. \ little later tile
boy came up missing ANA was found
just as the parade stopped. carrying
the forbidden banner
MIR. and Mrs. f. NJ. Davis and fam
liz and Edwin Davis lett Madison.
Wednesday morning. tor Meliowdaie.
Province OF Alberta, Canada. wherf
taye VIII make their hoste in the fu-
tare.
Mrs. Samantha Thompson of East
Madison Is spending a few weeks with
Mrs. Lizzie Moore at her residence on
Garfield street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe French. who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs
A. j. Williams for the past week. re-
turned 10 Houlton, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brown and FAM
ily left Madison. Tuesday afternoon.
for Three Rivers. Province Of Quebec,
where Nh. Brown goes as 4 construe-
ton engineer for the erection of 4 large
pulp mill.
Samuel Taunton. who las been the
guest OF his sister. Mrs Maud Viles.
for the past week, returned to Lincoln,
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Carrie Merry and Mrs. ". o.
Merry, who have been visiting rela-
tiSes and friends in Boston and Wor-
eester. Mass. for the past two weeks,
returned to Madison. Tuesday night
Robert Dinsmore. who has been
spending the summer with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dinsmore, left
town. Wednesday afternoon. for ODER
lin. Ohio. where he is attending ODER
lin University.
Mr.. aud Mrs. H. II. Steward, who
| have been spending two weeks with
friends in Readfield, Lewiston and
RangeIey. returned home. Tuesday eve
ming.
Perley Dunbar has recently moved
his family from Madison street to the
tenement over Caldens restaurant on
Main street.
Miss Alice Spear left town. Wednes-
day morning. for Kent's Hill, where
she will attend school.
An accident, which resulted in the
killing of a horse belonging to an
Armenian peddler. occurred at about
10 O'Clock "Wednesday forenoon at the
Arson end of the. Madison and Anson
bridge. The peddler had just driven
on when an automobile frightened the
horse and thifl was broken. This
damage had just been repaired and the
animal was being hitched in when a
second auto frightened the animal so
that in jumping around a leg was
broken. The horse was shot few
minutes later.
NJ +. Padham has moved his family
to Scion. and Alonzo Brown has moved
into the house vacated by Mr. Pad
ham on Park street