Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-22
WASHINGTON.

he loNIl bttVIiit ilIiSd WIN -
dgnation at the recent thieving that
has been carried on in different parts
of the town. On Saturday night, Dr.
Crooker's store was broken into and the
same night +. G.. ingalls, store was trled
for an entrance at a window and q door.
The same night an entry was maze INTO
the cellar of Merl r. Mari through
cellar window of three lights of sxl0
glass and a quantity of food taken ana
"a pan of milk and the same night the
cellar of Irving c. Powell was entered
and food taken. Mrs. Mari was sleeping
directly over the window where they
entered their cellar with her window
up but didn't hear them. Guns are now
kept loaded in every house and dogs
let loose nights and it is hoped they
Will get marked so they will be recog-
nized in the daylight if they transact
any more business here.
Mr.. Roy Cramer and DR.. Crooker
were injured in the wreckng of Mr..
Cramer's auto, last week, but were fort
innate to escape with as few injuries as
they did. While on their way home
from Rockland the steering gear broke
and smashed up the machine. Mr..
Cr4mPr TtCelNtu StNtidl III uiotS anu
cuts and was unconscious for long
time. He was taken to the Rockland
Hospital but it was found no bones
were broken. DR. Croker had one
thumb broken and some bruises. The car
was nearly total wreck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Morton have
gone to Pennington to work in the
restaurant of his uncle John c. Morton,
Jr.
Mr.. p. G. ingalls, is still quite i'll with
bit very little Improvement in his con-
dition.
The Sunday School Picnic at the foot
of CRYSTAL Lake in w. T.. Overlook
Grove was a decided success in every
vay. Four schools were represented,
viz. North Washington, South Liberty,
Razorville and Stickney's Corner. the
day was spent in boating, swinging,
atc In the afternoon g fine musical
and literary program was given, dinner
was served on the grounds and all re-
lnctantly left at a late hour in the att
ernoon. There were visitors also from
a,,t of town. Mr. Ruel Cunningham
f,.oro Midd1etoWn. Conn. and Mr.. Chas.
= William and daughter, Eva, OF EV-
erett, Mass.
Mrs. Ida Pelton of Augusta and MI
George McLearn of Yarmouth are Viz
lting at Sanford Jones.
Nr. RueI Cunningham of MiddletoWh'
Conn. formerly Of this place is Visit
ing his cousin. Mrs. l.. f. Prescott.
Mr. G.. f. William of Everett, Mass
formerly Of this place has been WISHING
at ". e Overlock's.
FAST-Mrs Bessie Light and TWO cni'-
dren. Francis and Lloyd, and Mrs. + ran
Gina MiIIav, were callers, last Week, Ill
Burkettville.
Flora Linscott of Burkettville, was
caller. Sunday forenoon, at Clara over
locks. -,
Fred Cunningham and daughter, Mill
dred, of jefferson, We're calling, SUNDAY
on friends in this place.
1 Mrs G. w. Daggett of Washington,
has been the guest of her sisters, MRS.
! Augusta Overlook and Mrs. Kate over
lock. for the past week
/ Clarence / Paul of Rockland was
j weekend guest at Lakeview farm, com
ing up in the auto.
1 Mrs Blanche Rokes, BurkettYilie, was
i at Lakeview farm for the day, last sun
day.
Miss Muldoon of Brookline, Mass, VINO
has been at Lakeview farm for the past
few weeks, has returned home.
Charles Lynch of Lewiston was at W.
w Lights, for few weeks, recently.
Miss Harriet Johnston went to North
mort last sunday, for a weeks stop with
friends.
w. w. Light has laid pipe and installed
Md. ,Aaly
an engine to pump water from MeoofhaN
Lake, for use at Lakeview farn; OWING
, to the drouth the water supply Is cut on
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Norton OF Palermo
visited. recently. at Mrs. Nortons broth-
er's, c. L. Overlook.