Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-09

ternoon At the end of the ninth the
score was Is TO in favor of Madison
The local team was tired out before
the game, as they had been playing
1t in the stores and various places,
for the past week.
Herbert Robinson, aged about 10
years, was seriously injured. about D.
P. M Thursday, when he was thrown
from the back of horse, owned py
w r. Flood and which he was riding
from Ackley's blacksmith shop to the
ice house. Soon after leaving the shop
the boy lost control of the horse,
which commenced to run Just after
passing the pulp mill crossing the
horse stumbled and fell. throwing the
boy in such manner that he fell and
the horse rolled over him. While all
this was occurring the old, red horse.
used I'm the pulp mill yard and VINO
was feeding near the so-called Fogg
house. ran out to the road and fell
alongside the gray horse. Men quick,
~ pulled Young Robinson from
among the horses He was uncon-.
scious and badly cut upon the face
and legs 1t is not known whether or
not he is hurt internally.
An accident occurred at Benton Sta
ton. Thursday. when a horse owned By
Ed Ames and driven by a boy became
frightened by an automobile and ran
away. The shafts OF the wagon. wers
broken and other parts were damaged
The boy was uninjurcd.
John Lawry has gone to Peaks Island
for few days outing.
Miss Katherine O'Brien has gone to
Boston and New York for a months var
cation.
Miss Etheline L. Parkman OF Exeter,
N. H, is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. r.
Hodgkins of Benton.
Harry Holmes has gone to Peaks Is
land for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Chase and Mrs George
Wyman have gone to Unity on short
trip.
Miss Ellen Davis is In Pittsfeld visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
b. Barnes.
Mrs. Fred Brown is seriously Ill at her
home in Benton.
Miss Jennie Hatch of winsiow was
calling on friends In town. Thursday !
T
and Mrs. F. F. Blackwell are at North
pond for a few days.
ArIeh Lowe of Clinton was business
caller in town, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bottcher of Brooklyn. n.
Y, are passing few days In town.
Ivan Hodges. who was Kicked by a
horse and injured quite severely is re-
ported recovering
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones and Mrs.
Charles Crummett. who are spending the
summer at China pond. were In town.
Thursday. ]
Mrs f. t. Seavey of Philadelphia and
Misses Grace and Annie Wadell Of Long
Branch, N. j.. are visiting at the hons
of t. F. Seavey. Il.
Miss Alice Duren will leave, Friday,
for Richmond and Southport. where she
will pass her vacation
Harry Weeks of Boston Is In town for
g few days.
Harvey Patterson Is passing a few
days at Thomaston and Rockland.
Miss Eleanor Davis has returned from
few days visit at Pittsheld.
Mrs. Frank Spearin and son Kenneth
have gone to Clinton.
Learned and Pooler have Just received
new supply OF fall hats.
Mrs. Harry Burnham of Ohio IL visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Harry Lewis OF
this town.
Miss Eva Preo of Berlin, N. H.. IL the
guest of her cousin, Miss Mabel from
bly,.
Garfield Totman was In Augusta
Thursday. attending the races.
Abbott Nelson, Byron Dyer and George
Wilson have gone on fishing trip tc
Newport
Mrs. Annie Wells of Rochester. Mass
who has been the guest of her cousin
DR.. F. ]. Robinson. has gone to Bangor
where she will visit her daughter. Mrs
Hattie C, Sprague.
Otto Totman. Ray varney and Edwin
Grant have returned from Belgrade
where they played ball
Mr., and Mrs Wallace Mayo and son
who have been In town visiting relatives
have returned to their home In Berlin
N H.
Frank Charming of Albany. ~. z, Il
visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGorriii have re-
turned from a few weeks visit with
friends in Gorham. N Fl.
Miss Helen Burrill has entered the EN-
ployment of the l.. II. Soper Co
! Hon. Forest Goodwin. Republican can
didate for representative to Congress
will speak in this town. Wednesday
| Aug. a.
! The Royal Neighbors of America will
meet, at 7SO p NJ. Friday. at Pratt
hall.