Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-24
J. c Humphreys Has One
Eye Badly Injured.
PIifsfIeId 4. A. Defeats Bar gor
YIN c. A. at Basketball.
Death, Sunday, from Pneumonia OF
Mrs. R. F. Larrabse, HartIand.

j. c. Humphrey met with a bad ac-
cident, Sunday forenoon, while work
ing around his hog, using a long stick
The animal hit the lower end of the
SUCK, which hit against Mr.. Humph-
reys face, striking an eye, causing
bad flow of blood which covered the
eye, which was badly injured Medical
assistance was Immediately summoned.
Mr. Humphrey was taken to Bangor.
Sunday afternoon, to consult an eve
specialist He was accompanied by his
son, Frank Humphrey.
fast and snappy game of basket
ball was played in Union hall. Satur-
day evening, between Bangor Y. M. c.
z. ana Plttsfieid A. "A. Pittsfield won.
is TO 10. DR.. Brown acted as referee.
timers, Blanchard Keyes; scorer,
Green. Between halves a game was
played between NJ. C. /. I'd and New
port II. S. The score was 20 to II in
laVor OF Newport. The Pittsfield Band
iufhished music. After the games a
soclal dance was held, with music b
Hunters Orchestra
norman Thurlough, the young son
OF Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Thurlough. who
is SICK with pneumonia, was critically
i'll, Sunday.
WORD has been received here of the
death, Sunday noon, from pneumonia
or Mrs. Rebecca Fuller Larrabee at
her nome in Hartland. Her age was
about y years She was the wife of the
Iate Jonn Larrabee of Hartland. Mrs.
LarTapee was born in Hartland and
hSd always made her home in that
Town. One brother, Edward Fuller of
Hartland, survives. Funeral services
VIII be held, at l p. M, Tuesday, AT the
home.
Mrs. Charles B. Haskell went to runs
wick. Friday. to attend a House party
OF the d. K. E. fraternity, of which her
SON. Chas. b. Haskell Jr., student at
Bowdoin College, is a member.
Frank Vining of st. Adams left, Satur-
day, for Winterport on business.
Mr.. and Mrs +. w. Coolidge went To ST
Adams. Saturday, for a few DAVIS visit
with Mr. Coolidge's brother, c. p. Cool
idge.
Mrs. j. c. Conner left, Saturday, for a
short visit with relatives in Massacbu-
sets
Frank I. Shaw was in Bath, Saturday.
on business
Orln Haskell, the young son of Postmas-
ter and Mrs. c. B. Haskell. who is an ac-
1--WE member of the Boy Scouts, has re-
ceNeo Tour honors, recently. one each for
personal health, public health, forestry
and camping
FRIENDS Will be interested to learn of the
marriage of Miss Effe Coston. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham L. Coston of
Hartland, and Wallace p. Worth of Hart
land, which took place at the home of
the brides parents, Thursday evening
Feb 20.
MISS Marion Hammond of Springvale
VINO has been visiting Mrs. +. r. Smith.
returned home, Friday.
oscar Givens went to Portland, Friday
to join Mrs. Givens, who is visiting her
sister, Mrs e. A. Turner.
Miss Maud Bracket left Sunday for
/ New York on business.
X. H. Berry is confined to his home with
| the measles.
Frederick Scribner, the younger son of
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Scribner, is sick with
chickenpox.
sterling Tarbell is visiting in Canaan
WIN MS brother, Arthur Tarbell
MIS- Asa Craig and four children have
arrived here from Millinocket to join Mr..
! craig' who will open dry goods store
here, March l.
MI and Mrs. John Ross, who have been
mere since their marriage. a week ago,
nave gone to Richmond for a visit before
| going TO their home in Worcester, Mass.
MISS Jessie spaulding went to Skowhe-
gan. Saturday for an yer-Sunday visit
with friends
MIS- W. r. Body left. Saturday. for
VISIT IN Somerville, Mass, with her
daughter. Mrs. W. ]. Lyons.
out che hrndred accidents occur