Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-09-28
A QUIET SUNDAY
Passed by Mr.. Bryan-leayes Bath for proyi
dence and New York

Bath. Sept. 27.-As guest of his politi-
cal partner. Wm. J. Bryan spent q quiet.
restful day. and with Mir. Scwail left
Bath at midnight, for Lynn and Boston,
over the Maine Central road. He and
Mr., Sewail attended services at the Cen
trail Congregational church where Rev.
\. II. Dunnells preached the sermon,
About ie5 people were present No refer
ence to Mr.: Bryan. direct or Indirect was
made by the minister.
At the conclusion OF the services the
Presidential and Vice Presidential candi-
dates started for Small Point. Il miles
from Bath. behind a mettlcsome pair OF
Mr. Sewall has a summer cottage at
Small Point. overlooking the Atlantic at
the mouth of the kennebec. and here MIR.
Bryan found quite party of Mr.. Sew
ais friends. 4 fish dinner was served.
Besides Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Sewall.
those present were Charles ". i4arrabeo,
collector of the port: George +. Hughes.
chairman of the Democratic State COM
mttee: S. S. Sewall. a nephew and Junior
partner of Arthur Sewall: W. u. Sewail,
a son and also a partner of the Wee
NJ W. Sewall and L. d. SewalI nephews
Josephus Daniels. Democratic national
committeeman from North Carolina
George Nichols, ex-postmastcr and eX-
mayor of Bath, ana several newspaper
men who have been accompanying Mr.
Bryan.
The head of the Democratic ticket en-
joyed the fish dinner and the restful quiet
of Small Point immensely. Joseph H.
Manley also has a cottage there. MT.
Manlcy is in New York but his cottage
was decorated with American flags III
honor of Mr.. Bryan visit.
Mr.. Bryan returned to Bath at I
o'clock and three hours later went on Il
sleeping ear that was attached to the
midnight train. and he Immediately re-
tired MIR. Sewal1 will accompany Mr.
Bryan as far as New York.
The itinerary arranged for Mr.. Bryan.
tomorrow has been changed Instead OF
going to Boston and proceeding to Lynn
he will stop over at Lynn, where his train
is due at SO A. NJ. take breakfast there
speak at I, and leave for Boston at 5
o'clock. Arriving in Boston at $50 over
the Boston & Maine. he will be driven
across the city TO the Park square sta
ton and leave at for Providence by the
Colonial Express over the Shore Line.
At lo,05. Mr.. Bryan will reach Provi-
dence. leave there an hour later. after
making an address. and get to New Lon
don at noon. Another hour will be spent
will depart for New York. where he is
due a i.50. Tomorrow night will be given
up to speeches at Paterson. New York
and New Jersey.
The Bowdoin college student who was
arrested here. last night. is a son OF
Mayor Baxter of Portland. He was bailed
out 1t seems that the carload of Bow
doin boys who came up from Brunswick
gave their college yell too loud to suit the
police. Two We're placed under arrest
and young Baxter insisted so strenuously
that they be released that he was also
taken into custody. The fellow students
in whose behalf he interfercd escaped in
the excitement of the moment.
While Mr.. Bryan was speaking, last
night, the crowd began to sway and the
candidate. pausing in his remarks. called
out that the confusion was probably be
ing being caused by pickpockets Some
people here claim that the Bowdoin boys
were responsible for the swayng. but
Mr.. Bryan sticks to the opinion he ex-
pressed. 1t is certain that gang of
pickpockets We're in Bath. One of them
was captured in the act of taking dia-