Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-22
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te"iesc7 Woman Seriously Injured.
Mrs. Agnes Callahan Of Bates block,
Lewiston. laaped from a Figure troll
ley car al DenniscA and Winter streets
Lewiston -2bo-l p. Il. THURSDAY,
when a t-sc plug burned out. Size
sustained !1jEr!e.(f D her lift arm and
shoulder and vas badly bruised and
shaken up. Dr. George 3. O'Connell
was called and 3irs. Callahan was TAX
en- 70 DR. O'Connells Office in an au-
.oUobiie furnished by the Street Rail-
way. 3--s Cailahan's injuries. accord
ing 10 the doctor. include severe con-
tuSicus OF the left shoulder and arm
and bruises 10 other parts OF the body.
about two months, the doctor says.
..:rs. Callahan vas sitting near the
front q the car, an open one, when
the fuse plug blew out. A man sitting
directly in front Of her rose e1citedly
ard Mrs. Callahan became frightened
and leaped 70 the street. The car was
moving at a fair rate Of speed ana the
woman was thrown hard. Car service
was held up for few minutes while
Mrs. Callahan was being revived
Weadins Guests from Miles Around.
Miss Adelia n Boothby. daughter OF
EX-Alderman Albion Bootnby, and
Marland Everett Milliken were married
Thursday at the home Of the bride al
North Saco. II was attended by guests
from miles around. Rev. Nathaniel T.
Ridlor cf North Hampton. \. II. Off
ciated- TIE attendants were Carol L.
Milliken and 5iiss Florence 2. Booth
by. The ushers were Misses Leah
Hearn, Belle Palmer and Alice Booth
by. Others who assisted were Miss
Miss Adelaide Hearn of Saco. The
wedding march was played by Mis-.
Alta Jose. Those in charge OF the re-
ception were Mrs Olive F. Boothby
Mrs. Cornelius Boothby, Misses Ruth
Merrill, Gladys Thurston, Myrtle
Thurston, Alta Jose and Lenona Gay
Mr.. and Mrs. Miliken will reside
in Saco. The bride is a graduate OF
Thornton Academy
Winners Of "Prohibition' Speaking.
Lewiston. Me, May POI. L. Moul-
ton, II, Of BuckIand, Mass. and Har.
old G. Abbott. Is. Of Dorchester. Mass.
won an oratorical contest on 'Prohi.
bition,' open to men Of Bates College
at Hathorn hall, Lewiston, Thursda y
evening. Prizes Of SIS and so were Of
fered and the winners are also to rep
resent the college in the Maine inter.
collegiate Prohibition contest in Lew
iston, June 4. Pres. Chase presided anG
the judges were Rev. DR.. Rodney y
Johonnot Of Auburn, Rev. DR.. A. T
Sailey and Franklin Fisher. The
speakers other than the winners were
c. c. Thayer, II, Lyndon, VT: F. \
Creelnan. Is. Sufield, Conn: H. E
Hinton, II, Providence, r l.; ". P
Hobbs, Is, AIlston, Mass, E. D. Rem
wick. Is, Dorchester, Mass, and H
D. True. Is. Phillips.
Run Down by Auto in Auburn.
F. H. Tibbetts OF Lewiston was
knocked down BY an automobile drsv-
en- by DR.. c. c. Peaslee Of Golf street,
Auburn. near the Lewiston end of the
North bridge at about s.45 P. NJ.
hui Su6S- LIZ IcoSiSc tooh MI 1IO~
belts in his car and carried him TO the
c. NJ. G. hospital where it was said
that his injuries were slight. consist
ing mostly Of bump and cut on the
head. A team driven by G. L. Nelson
Of Lewiston was forced against the
curbing when the accident happened
and the right front wheel OF the car
rage was smashed