Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

Wednesday by being nit ny an auto
mobile, broken shoulder and Jos
sibly internal injuries resulting. TIE
dog went to the road ami barred at
the automobile but it's owners do not
Eel that the driver Of the ca: whom
they do not know used proper care.
The dog is highly prizs1. az only
few days before he mad probably saw
ed the life of Mrs. 5igelow. Mis-.
Bigelow was in the yari 1T the 1arn
when she was attacked by COW
lately deprived of her calf. The dog
heard her outcries and rushed TO her
assistance biting the Infatuated cow
in the face and otherwise attracting
the animals attention from his mis-
tress, until men from IA. held II .i,-
cd to drive off The cow.
William Berryman ana family tf
Lawrence departed Friday after
visiting here with Mr.. Eerryman's
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Bergman
and his sister, Mrs. NJ. W. Savage.
q. E. Washburn. Y. NJ. c. A.
worker. whose headquarters are in
Skowhegan. left Friday morning for
Rockland.
Mrs George A. Moore and her
daughter. Ruth Litchfield Moore Of
High street. left Friday morning to
visit relatives in Freeport Mr.. Moore
Will begin his vacation from his du-
ties in the Skowhegan Trust Co. next
Wednesday and will join them later.
Mrs. L. H. Goldsmith and son,
Richard left Friday morning on
their return to Boston. after a few
days at home. Master Richard is re-
ceiving treatment for his eyes there.
The marriage intentions of George
B. Moore and Mrs. Roberta Gleason.
daughter of Charles NJ. Rice, both of
skowhegan are filed at the Office of
the town clerk. The intentions of Ed
ward q. Meadue. textile worker
and son of Alphoneo Neadue of North
Arson and Miss Laura Buteau of this
town, daughter of Joseph Buteau of
Waterville are also on file.
The body of Taylor Goodwin who
died Thursday night will be taken to
Lincoln for interment today and fun
eral services will probably be held
there tomorrow. Mr.. Goodwin died
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Weatherby who live onthe Robinson
farm on the road leading from MAJ
bons Mills to Dudley Corner. Mrs.
i'Weatherby who live on the Robinson
deceased and he had come to their
farm TO assist in the seasons cut o.
hay. He had been there only n
week when his death occurred. An
attack OF influenza and a diseased
heart are reported as being the
cause of his sudden demise. His a.a
was 40 years and his father was the
late Joshua Goodwin of Canaan. Mr.
Goodwins wife died about two wears
ago. Beside Mrs. Weatherby there
Is daughter who resides in Lincoln
The liquor which was libeled for
hearing Thursday afternoon at >
O'CLOCK was not claimed as no one
appeared before Trial Justice Lord
10 present claim. 1t was according
~ forfeited to the State. 1t was
seized in the Pullman car at Rock.
wood at the time William Ware, the
colored porter, was placed under
arrest for illegal possession.
party composed of Mr.. and Mr..
j. N. Smith and their guests. Mr.
and Mrs. James Nicol of West Rox.
bury. Mass, Mrs. NJ. ]. Allen, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron j. Smith and
their guest Miss Alice Bachelor of
Washington, d. c., have returned
from an outing at Wood Pond Camp
In Jackman. Earl William Smith
with his wife and children who made
the trip from Boston to Bar Harbor
py auto, stopped in Skowhegan Tor
a short visit with his father, j, N.
smith, but has departed.
CHARLES Day, who has owned a lot
OF nne horses at various times i'm
the past has Just acquired another
good stopper 1t is the fast mare
until lately owned by Scott Robin
son, which was sired by Pilot Mel
son with a dam by old General
Knox. Her present owne.' is LOOK
ing for her to beat go this fall.
While the animal is not so much 10
look at as some. Charles vouchsases
the fact that she has got the &C.
uon. The purchase price was $3.50.
Mrs. Elsie Weymouth who lived
with her daughter, Mrs. C. D.i
Eaton. 26 W. Front street, went 70
Canaan Friday to visit her aged sis
Ter, Miss Betsey Davis, who is in
poor health.
E. l.. Ford Of the firm of Green
wood and Ford was home Thursday
and Friday from winslow where he
Is engaged in supervising the buil1- |
ing of piece of state road. Work
Is coming satisfactorily and the
road will be finished this fall, a..
cording to present plans.
Thornton W. Merriam left Friday
morning for q business trim which |