Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-06
P|TTSF|ELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Biiher
Have Narrow Escape.
N. G. |. Girl Falls from Third
Story 10 GrOund Floor.
na-~sm~ "A NJ Hf:.~ H.,L~. En.l
Remains OF Mrs. Alice Eukes Found
In hartiand River.


AIR and Mrs. c. J. Bither of this viii
laee had miraculous escape from in
jury about p. NJ, Tuesday when az
automobile, owned by John Henzie
superintendent of the Hartland wooden
nun, and driven by his chauffeur, col
lnded on Hartland avenue, with the
te5m i'm which Mr.. and Mrs. BitheI
were riding.
mr.. and Mrs. Bither had been in the
village calling, and were going to their
nome, about hall mile from the vii.
fake. Mr. Bither was driving on
The wrong side of the road. When
ne ffrst noticed the auto. he Thought
tho lights were street lamps. but upon
discovering that it was an automobile.
he started to cross TO the right side of
the road
The chauffeur, at the same time.
discovered the team and started to
cross to the other side of the road in
order TO pass. After discovering his
mistake II was too late to stop and
the heavy machine crashed into the
team, demolishins the wagon and in
Juring the horse so that he had To be
shut
Mr.. and Mrs. Bither were hurled sey-
erai feet in the air and when landing.
by a peculiar turn of fate, found them
selves seated in the automobile nm
hurt The automobile was damapad
very slightly.
The body of the late Mrs Alion Pr
ker. Wife of A. f. Buker of Hartland
VINO committed suicide by drowning in
the river at Hartland, Saturday. was
round at 1890 A. NJ, Tuesday. some
distance below the dam. the Mace
where they found her cape at the
cares, which were open. The cause of
.he ueed was due to ill health and "a
disordered mind Her age was about
30 Sears. She was born in st. Adams.
Her maiden name was Miss Alice Tur-
ner. Besides the husband, one son.
Clyde Buker of Hartland, a sister. Mrs
Fred Davis of lockwood and a half
sister and one brother, Parker Turner
who lives in the West, survive.
Miss Caro- Murray. who has pur-
chased the business of the Pittsfeld
Advertiser, took possession, Tuesday.
J.. Q. Haskell. the former owner. win
remain in the office for II time.
Miss Maud Andrews of Augusta gave
a delightful reading, Tuesday evening.
at the Universalist church, under the
auspices of the Y. P. C. u. An orches-
ira furnished music during the eve
ming and for social which followed
the reading.
The Members of the I4andman Bible
class of the Free Baptist Sunday
school rendered reception at the
church, Monday evening. to Dr. f.. c.
Rryant, who has been closely identified
with the church for many years and
is to leave town, having closed out his
dentistry business. A short program
was given. after which he was present
ed with very nice Bible.
Mrs. Emery L. Barnes of Lewiston,
formerly of this town. arrived. Mon
tlay,Yfor a two weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Clyde Martin. Cecil
Barnes, who has been visiting his sis
ter; returned, Monday, to his home in
Lewiston.
Miss Clara Costen of Lewiston, who
has been visiting Mrs. Frank Wood
bury, has returned home.
Mrs Mary Hilton of New Portland,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Vim. H. Burton, has returned.
home.
Clair Turner left. Tuesday. for Bos-
ton on business.
Lancey Milliken left. Tuesday, on a
business trip through Aroostook coun-
ty,
Roy Moore of Canton. who has been
visitipe a few. days with his daughter,
Miss Ruth Moore, returned nome,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hackett left,
tuesday. for a visit in Robinson.
The condition of Mrs. Matt B. Pease,
who. has been critically i'll for a week,
was. considered more favorable, tues
day.
palmer I.eavitt of Wiscasset is
y1,ast of his sister, Mrs. Helen Willis
william Halfrey, VINO has resided IN
Massachusetts,. has gone TO west
P,ttsfleld, where he viii make MS
home with his sister Mrs. Marina
Patten.
County Commissioner O. Il. Libpy
viii leave, Wednesday. for Kennepunk'
whore he will be employed by the
state for a few weeks acting as IN
spector of new piece of State ROAD
being built along the Grand Trunk
line. =
Mrs. Earl Sinclair left, Monday, Tor
a visit in Fairfield with her mother,
Mrs Savage, and in Madison with her
sister. ;, I'm 10
,,a,d Thursday, with Mrs. w. A.
Taylor. 60
Or. e. G. Bryant. who has been Sec
retary and treasurer of the trustees OF
Maine Central Institute for some tiiHg'
has resigned the positions TO Wiiieh d.
w Mansor has been elected
A. s. bradford of st. Adams VINO
has been visiting here and in Auenrh'
returned home, Tuesday
Piles Cured in to IA Days.
yonr druggist win refund money II IA
I'd OINTMENT fails to cure any case OF
Itchjng Blind, Bleeding or Protrudlh3
piles #, 6 TO IA days JOc.-Adv-
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