Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-06
FARM|NCTON


Further investigation OF ths f.t,,
shooting at Redington was not Ais
70 the victim being mistaken for .
aeer, but that he simply happened 70
De IN the direct line of the bullets
nred at a deer. John Wyman wbo
iireo the two shots, Glenn NIoody
VINO was killed, and another rnan
were making drive for deer. Zach
supposed to be stationed out OF live
Vi any shots that might be fired hv
either OF The others. Wyman saw a
oeer and fired two shots at It in "a -
piu succession, and Immediately
,eara a man cry out. He ran to
moooys assistance without further
.nought OF the deer, which it is now
ppuueveo must have been hit, for the
t mat MT Moody did not 20
th ms body but lodged agaist
the backbone. while a bullet fror, -
high-powered rifle, it is said wou,d
not have stopped at any such oh
struction, for which reason II is he
heved that the bullet must first have
passed through a deer or some other
opJect before striking Moody at ali
MT. Wyman says the deer was in
pain signt and no man was within
the limits Of his vision when he fired
and no blame is attached to him!
AT the annual melting of tb.
Franklln County Agricultural Society
Faul >. Hodgkins of Temple. was
eiecled president and Fred o. Smith
vice president, the other officers and
year. Us A"''
There was a good attendanc. at
the whist party given by the West
bennington Village Improvement So
clety at its hall last evening. fol-
lowing very successful fair and
SAFE. Ihere were six tables of bid
WHIST players. The prizes were the
siit OF Mrs. Lillian M. Paine of this
Vlllage' f1rst going to Mrs. l., w
harris or this village and consola-
tlon prizes to Mrs. Ebert A. Hardy
or this village and Mr.. Weathern Of
west harrington. A nice lunch was
served In the course of the evening.
Pennington high school football
team will meet Monmouth academy
at Monmouth Friday afternoon, and
saturday afternoon on Hippach field.
harrington, Abbott school will meet
stephens high of Rumford, this be-
ing the last scheduled home game of
the season.
The annual inspection of Alpha
ASiPAo IMAM SlSlerS, Will take
place in Pythian hall Friday evening,
the inspecting officer being D. D. G.
Z. Mrs. Leila Haskell of Auburn.
There will be work and a luncheon
will be served.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Villa Mari. at the cor
ner of Perham and Quebec streets,
Friday afternoon, the hostesses being
Mrs. MARI. Mrs. ]. c. Morton and
Mrs. Whitney.
The next meeting of the Every
Monday club will take place at the
home CT Mrs. Alice Steele, Monday,
Nov. 16, for which occasion an in
teresting program has been arranged.
There was good attendance
Thursday night at the minstrel and
vaudeville entertainment given by
Livermore Falls and Chisholm talent,
in Music hall for the benefit of the
Livermore Falls fire department, and
it was one of the best entertainments
Of its kind seen here in years. 1t is
understood to have been a success
financially.
The members of the Christmas
Present club were delightfully."- en-
tertained this afternoon by Mrs.
Lillian M. Paine, dainty refreshments
being an important feature of the
entertainment.
Guy Campbell has been in Boston
and New York on business this week.