Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-12
Auto Party Injured When
Machine Turns Turtle.
Sklds into Ditch on The Mount
Road In BuTnham
Elmer Burrill Arrested for Disturb.
ing the Peace at q Dance.

MIR. and Mrs. Scott of Camden ana
Mrs, Brear and son Joseph of Phila-
delphia, who were on their way from
Hartland, where Mrs. Brear and son
had been visiting, to Camden narrow
ly escaped a serious accident, about 2
l.. NJ, Sunday, when the Scott auto
mobile skidded and went into the ditch
turning the machine bottom side up.
The accident happened on the Mount
road, Burnham near the residence of
MFR. and Mrs. Charles Foster, where
the party was taken. Mrs. Brear sus-
tanned cut in the head and DR.. Lath-
bury of this town was sent for, who
took several stitches. The others in
the party escaped injuries. The auto
mobile was slightly damaged Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott continued the trip to Cam
den. Mrs. Brear and son remained ut
the Foster home, until Monday.
Elmer Burrill of Detroit, who was
arrested on complaint of Walter s.
Libby of Newport, who claimed tina
Burril had made a disturbance at q
dance in Detroit, on the evening of
Aug. ,, was brought before Judge
Drake, Monday, in the municipal court.
He was found guilty and paid fine
and costs. Libby runs Saturday night
dances in Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Marden of Sears
mont, who have been guests of her
sister. Mrs. F. II. Bean, returned home.
Monday, accompanied by Miss Maud
Bracket who will visit them, few
days.
Attorney H. r. Coolidge left, Mon
day, for Livermore Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Harris Of
Dixmont are in town, called by the
death of their little granddaughter,
Hattie Mae Harris.
Mrs. Carrie Young and daughter Al
ia, who have been guests of Mrs.
Young's cousin, Mrs. Frank Randlet..
returned home Sunday, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. sRandlett and Mrs.
Harry Cole and baby. who returned
later in the day. making the trip by
automobile
Mrs. Frank Hackett. who has BEEN
absent, for several weeks, returned
home, Sunday.
Mrs. T. N. Drake and daughter Miss
Dorothy, are occupying their cottage
at Lake Sebasticook.
tie Mae Harris, the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Grin Harris of Dixmont.
will be held here at the home of her
grandfather. Henry Warren, at 10
o'clock. Tu@day morning. The body
will be taken to Dixmont for burial
Mrs M. A. Huff and little son Phil
lip and Mrs. Maria Stevens of Union,
who is visiting Mrs. Huff left Mon
day for weeks visit in Burnham
with Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Stevens.
Mrs. william Parsons and little
daughter of West Medford, Mass.
who have been visiting relatives here
left, Monday, for New Portland, where
they will join Mr. Parsons and visit
his father.
Asa Craig who has been in Mill!
nocket for a week, on business, has
returned home.
Friends of Mrs. +. S. Walker of this
town, who. with Mr.. Walker, is pass.
ing a vacation at Ocean Park, will
regret TO learn she is suffering with
sprained ankle.
Daniel Hennessey. who is passing
the month of August at the McGil-
very camps at Lost Pond, passed Sun
day at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Buffum of Bos-
ton, who have been guests of rela-
tives here, for the past week. return
ed home, Sunday.
Mrs. William Wayness has returned
from a months visit in Mystic, CT,
with her sister.