Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-03
GOVERNORS DAY
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CAMPERS Tickets e3 0o
Saloon and NIGHT Tickets g. 0o
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| Ia 49,, ~ O'i Hi'''i'"iHe ""J -
| '''' F''-'.'r
| y, '1iui,y Supl".1'ed'
H. " T. FIR H. fed' uier-
was looking through the Exhibition
| hall TINS morning. ana was attracted
I" s"aying crowd Of ladies' who We're
| trying the capacity Of the northwest
| corner 81 the second iioor was the
| only man who attempted Ia find out
| What was going on, for tho other fell
LOWS had. perhaps more respect for the
| ladies cprns. \ quartottr ~ young
| people, tw" ladies ana two young men.
| brothers ana sisters. wcr" telling "a
| tory Of the cook room. Then it VII
| that ] could soc that the ladies We're
~ housewives. and were out for what
education IN the bread board line
might be had for little or nothing.
" was an exhibit ~ the Cereal Ma
chine company Of New York. the dis
play being under the direction of Fred
| II. To"ne Of Waterviiie. the Maine
2l"snan of the company. he IS as
SISTED ny his brother, John q. ToWne.
ana his sisters. Misses Eva and Phi
| Towne OF the Evergreen City. They
were eloquent in their description Of
the excellent properties of the C"rea,
coffee and shredded wheat. of which
there was nearly ton put NJ in boxes
| behind them. That particular corner
| Entertained crowd all day long, ana
The ToWne quartette are hustlers.
! Ild you over wander amid bower
! IF ferns, palms. Arancdncias, rubber
trees and al that at the same time?
| MOI We'll | have this morning. The
i!ccal display of the Ben Venue green
houses Of Augusta. IS most beautifully
| and artistiCa!ly arranged. The ported
Iiants and the fashioned designs in
| flowers of the pink, begouia. rosps and
! - -
ever gwen ~ the state iSf. Ie de-
| : en-. Gates Ajar" a huge scroll and
the standing wreath were the most
9dmired.
| Inc heavy trains began to arrive at
o o'clock and there We're thousands
rnon thous,,,d. - ,,o,,r ~. ~ ,ba,,,
| oiO'i ''i'"7s'ii49 !" l'""i ""t ~ tHti1i
! The electric car conductors say that in
| the first two hours after \. NJ. they
| ,.rrind ,,,or. ,as.a,,e.,,s ,bar IN all
|
| day yesterday. Talk about your sue
,assos this day l. q rim roarel.
| 4, tbn ar,roocb of II n,c,ool. ~.
| ~ 'hc aPPto aSh "a - Vi'ch' ny
| hour set for the arrival OF Governor
Cleaves. a dense crowd had come upon
| a., ,,,.l',,,,.9.. 80 g., Co., -, 49,,
apce of tbn chief Exerutive II was
| II 20 however before tba martial
strains NJ tho 81 l,eo;p,not hord co,,ld
| lao hoard Won down 1rair strcet ,,ban
tho great crowd syavad tn and fro in
| Tho attopn+ Of each i,di,idral 70 e,et
| Inc hest chance tn see tha Governor
il, a few minutes more flo baad ~ tha
| ecorf cnIup,n arrived ~ tha ,,,,f,, an
| rance ana chanpino direction
| entered the Grounds in tho foIlnv,iro
| nrda,.
~, - oi p,, Il. ~. ,Nenuaii-
Stnff Of III Rerimcnt
| Noncommissioned Staff list ana 81 Regi-
cooo,,, ra,r;,,,,+ hh f,i y - ,,,.
| director 49,
Co. L. 81 Regiment. Capt Crockett.
20. =; ~ Heslilent, Lieut.. f9ui'
Co X. lst Regiment cam Peterson
Co. y. Isl Regiment, Capt Smith
90, =; ISL heglmeht' Capt barney
Ambnlance
First Carriage-Governor Cleaves. Adju-
i3nt Gemerai common COL shaw Pres
Second Carriape-Generol Cbootn CoI
Whitmarsh, w. NJ. Marshall Supt of
,rh tinns r., r.,.,
VI
Inc column moved through the
GROUNDS TO the race track. where the
march was continued around the
course TO the grand stand, where the
Governors party LETT the carriages
ana TOOK POSITIONS on the reviewing