Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-14

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nam on the left. we enter the Kennebec
and for few miles comparisons between
ne"heoeo Al" ie"oo''"' cry arc III VI
800, ,b. long x.,e, finn, n, Rs,h with
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7. NJ. the second tie up is made and all
'anus are ." luz 'no o"saa.uoo '''u'e a"
,,ina, on, ,smon,,,ance from , few
,ieepy victims, but everybody wakes up
when the thick fog shuts In all around
ma rocks ana water ARE u''uns"''h.o,e Oh
80 con d,.noI. the dsnge, which m.
,spor, may conceal, the river Is rapidly as
ended. The salutes were more numerous
nan they hai Deeh IN the Ienoo'oo. Gnu
y u,s.a.n;,iaS s,,aI H.. wood. w,,h ,bs
echoes The boat makes good time again
On the latter part Of the route and the capt
al cry 10 reached Al W a. w.
From half past ten till i.3o i. NJ. the
boat lay at our wharf waiting for a clear
passage through the logs. She then swung
Dff and started to reach the lock and then
Wstervlle through the many difficulties
that everyone expected would have to be
overcome, Somehow, remarked Mr..
Roderick, II don't think We see our folks
tonight There was reason for spprehen-
zion as the tide was rapidly going out and
he shoal places were fast becoming more
.hosl. All went smoothly up under the
ron bridge that was crowded with people,
md on toward the railroad bridge. The
windows in the rear OF the Water street
buildings and along the banks of the river
were Allied with spectators eagerly watch
ing the boat. Gannett & Morse's steam
" histie greeted the new conner and from
The windows of the establishment many OF
the fair sex appeared and their was gen
cral futtering of white handkerchief that
caused a expensive display on the boat.
Many of the Augusta people got aboard
the boat to ride as far as the locks" then
to leave her.
But the locks. though they could be seen
lined with people and held open in resdi-
ness by Capt. Fly. the veteran were not yet