Four people were hurt in two separate all-terrain vehicle accidents in Oxford and Washington counties Saturday.
Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife spokesman Edie Smith said John and Rebecca Stanhope of Robbinston were injured at 6 p.m. on Johnson Tree Farm Road in Robbinston, 35 miles north of Machias.
Rebecca Stanhope’s vehicle collided with a vehicle driven by Doug Smith of Princeton as she attempted to pass his vehicle. John Stanhope was a passenger on the Smith vehicle.
The Stanhopes were treated at Calais Regional Hospital for broken ribs and internal injuries.
Peter Harrington of Sumner was seriously hurt when his vehicle hit a tree on Abbott Hill Road in Sumner at about 9 p.m.
His passenger, an 11-year-old stepson, received minor injuries. Harrington was transported to Central Maine Medical Center where he is in critical condition.
Harrington or his stepson were not wearing helmets, Smith said.
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