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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05
A NEW DEPARTURE.
Designer CrowinshieId Talks
About the Independence.
Says the Crew IS lust Learning How
to Handle Her.
Is Satisfied, but Thinks That She win Do
Still Better.

Boston. Aug. 4.--The Sunday Journal
publishes the following statement by
Designer CrOwninshield concerning the
Independence:
TO be frank with you I will saw inst
what think. She is a new departure
IN yacht designing in large boat and
we need more time before we can
handler her as she should be handled /.
as we do not know her yet. Day by
day we are finding out different things
about her. She is hard to handle in n
heavy wind. as you no doubt noticed
today after we had turned the second
stake and were on the last leg. l am
very well satisfied with her, and think
with little more trying out she will
do much better. How much, of course,
[ cannot say. but l think quite little
bit better.
There will be no more changes
made in her at present that l know of
now. l should like to have just 4 lit
tie more lead in her. but Capt. Half
thinks she is just right now.
Il used working topsail today in
stead of a small clubtopsail. Because
we did not have a small clubtopsail
and our large clubtopsail was too
much for today.
Il liked the set of the sails very well
with the exception of the working top
sail We shall have some new sails
made. We will need two clubstopsails.
one larger than we now have and one
smaller than we now have. We will
also have new working topsail.
I'VE stood so far off our course on
the last leg today because the yacht
was steering hard. and we paid but lit
tie attention to the other yacht as we
were very busy on board for short
while. We went entirely by our COM
pass. and later we found out that our
compass was more than three points
out of the way Then we noticed that
the Columbia was on different course.
and we went after her. and thought
that we could get through he- lee.
The intermediate jibstopsail on the
last leg OF the course did not seem to
draw. Its use was an error of JudS-
ment We thought that we could car
ry that sail. but we found out that we
could not when it was too late to put
on the babyjibtopsail.
ION the first leg we made two short
bitches. We hattened in our sheets a
little. and then we We're too close TO
the Columbia. as we began to get her
back wind We thought it best to get
a little further away. and we took TWO
short bitches and moved out.
Il do not know what is to be done
with the yacht as yet. although | eX-
pect that ! shall know by tomorrow.
cannot say whether she will sail in any
other races that ] know of. know OF
two clubs that have invited her. They
ecnt tho invitations to me. and | be-
lieye that there are others. although |
am not sure The Indian Harbor ana
Seawanhaka- -Corinthian arc the two L
refer to.
The yacht needs quite a bit more
sailing before she can be seen at her
best. hope to see her have that OPP
iortunitv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05
DON'T LIKE ITS METHODS.
National Dental Association and Nat'o"a'
University at Swords Po'n's.

milwaukee,. Aug. i.-The Natiohai
of Washington ID. e.. yes
t..rdsy secured an Injunction against
the National Association Dental Fac
,,I,ics which is holding its 18th annuai
convention here. restraining II from
,>nellinc or suspending the Natlonai
I-niyersitv or its dental department
r,on, the association of which IL mas
h,cn /. member for II years.
The association has looked WIN
,iisrayor on the National UNI
vcrs:ty for some time. y COM
n,iltec was appointed and IN
y, s,icatcd the institution. 1t reported
;bat night sessions were being held m
stead of day. and that night sessions
were against the rules. Most "f the
students were department clerks VINO
roull not attend day lectures.
Until the administration OF Pfesiuth'
Harrison. all the diplomas Of the Ma
,icnal University We're signed by the
President Of the United States. Pres
iaont Ua.. ;son found some reason Tor
no; signing and since then they nave
neen signed by Other government OIL
cials. This was part of the charge
against the school
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

Cominq Events In Maine.

nus. l-lo-Campmeeting at China.
tn. 6-7.-lSth Annual lieunion OF lit
S3c,ne Volunteers. Augusta.
Aug I-Drummond FANNY reunion. Wins
u"S S-l6th Annual Reunion OF e6t
Maine Regimental Association, Belfas'
Ans. S.-Field Day of Kebekah Lodges .
Maine. MerrymeetinE Park, Brunswick
Aug. S.-S3rd Reunion of LIST. 10th. al
ssIh Maine Regiment Association. Lon
Aur. alS lS.-Annual Reunion OF First Main
Heavy Artillery Association.
Anr. lo-l7-Old Home Week.
Aug. ls.--Annuai Meeting Of CicuIi
Charitable Veteran Association. vino
ermere Park, Unity.
Aug, H.-Annual Convention of tn
County Commissioners ot Maine. h'H
worth.
'ans H-t5.-Reunion of Fifth Maine Resi
mept and 5th Maine Battery. Peaks l.
Aug. H-Dexter's Centennial.
Aug. I-Reunion of students and tcaeh
ers of Monmouth Academy. Monmouth
Arg H.-Annual Reunion of 10th Nam
Regimental Associa tion. Pittsiieid.,
Aug Annual Reunion of 2lst Main
pcrimental Association. Watervilie.
anr il-a7th Annual Reunion Of 'Ihirl
Maine Regiment Association. Fairhed.
Aug. l5.-Fireman' Muster. Watcrviiie.
AuC.-Field Day of Maine State GranS'
Brunswick.
Aug. I5.-Annual Reunion of nth Z. )
Infantry Association, Gray.
As,g. l5-Annlal Reunion ot ath ana MI
Maine Regiment Association. Farming
Aur. ls.-Montreal knights Tempiars ii
Aug. is-96.-Meeting of Kennebee Vale,
Campmeeting ASSOCIATION, H,sh''iSIii sc,h Main,
Aug. 11.-Annual Reunion OF -o'h Aai'''
Regiment. Belfast.
Aug. 19-Annual Reunion of Ith Maln'
Maine Regiment Association. CAM
Conner Long Island. ~
AHv .-Campmeeting at Strong.
Aug. lg-26-East Livermore Campmcetins
q Aug 9-S9th Annual Meeting oi i.ti
Maine Regiment Association. Cap'
Casino Portland. -
Aug, oo-Annual Reunion OF loth Mai'''
Regiment. Peaks Island r,. ,,a;,,.
Anr 2I,-Annual Reunion of First Nam.
Regiment Heavy Artillery Association
Anr mn @si.MAnnual Reunion of Co. Is. Soti
anr ss-es.-AnnuaI Reunion OF q. A. X
Anr, a6-Empire Grove Campmeefins
sn@ s7NReuriion of 10Th Maine Veterans
association at McrrymeetinS PARK.
Aug. 27-3O.-Easten Maine State EAR
.nS 'S.Sept S,-Mainc Spiritual Camp
any Si-Sept. Annual Meeting of Deal
Mutes of Maine, South far'S-
Seut 3-6.-Maine State Fair. Lewiston,
Sept ISi9-Annual Reunion of 18th Maine
Hegimental Association. Portland ahe
Sent. i7.-Bowdoin College opens e.,
OCT. l-2-Annual Reunion or the oli
Maine Regiment. L. S. Volunteer lnfan'
try, Bucksport. , u,oS
Oct 7-l2-5th Annual Maine Musical F'es
tival. Portland and Bangor
oct l2-Triennial Council OF oohsfesa
tionaI Churches. Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05
THE CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE
Oncns Annual Meetings al Old Orchard Under
A q. Simpson.

Old orchard. Mo, Aug. The Chris-
Man Alliance convention under the lead
crship Of Rcv. nr. 4. l.; Simpson of New
YORK. began at the campSr"ind' thi'
evening. Br. Simpson preached on tht
theme Go. and a testimony service loi-
lowed. .
,lay will he held III. Simpson was sut-
rounded. this evening. by many Of ms
oadirc workers who have a.Si$i,d q mn ~
.or,te. conventions here. Arrangements
have been made for u special service.
SUNDAY afternoon. Aug. II. IN memory o!
I;,v D. ". IaL"chrur, Supcrillltnach'
r III. Christian NH ancc foreign missions
Who died in .ifric.t tw" months age. ="
viii u, greatly missed IN the convention
especially in The solicitation ci miSSlon-
,rv funds. whcrcin his executive abii''H
WIS annually emonStrated.
SATURDAY,. Aug. 10. VIII be devoted 10
W., siil,ictt If Divine hca Ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

Local time is now fast dropping out
of use in this city. Ever since stan
dard time was adopted. the local time
has been retained by the workmen.
they preferring il to the standard
Lately. the mills have been blowing
their whistles by the regular time and
il will be but short time before 1t Is
used entirely in this cnty. This is the
last place in the State to give up the
local time and even now. the clock on
the Methodist church spirc is running
by that time. while that Of the Uni
yersalist church is standard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05
THE EXPoS|TI0Nk
Has a Fine List of Attractions
for Coming Week.
Grand Bicycle Meet and the Dedi-
cation Of Several Buildings.
Maccabcc Day on "Wednesday and Vermont
Day on Thursday.

Buffalo. n. Y, Aug. 4.-One of the
very best bicycle meets ever held will
be inaugurated in this city during the
coming week in the Stadium at the
Pan American Exposition. The best
amateurs Of the country will compete
in the events which include an exhibi-
ton record ride by Walter Smith of
the Kings County Wheelmen, New
York City. The track is fast one,
with six laps to the mile. Gold. silver
and bronze medals will be awarded the
winners.
AS a grand windup to the events of
the week there viii be 2O-mile paced
race in which a number of noted mid
die distance men will compete.
Indications point TO large deiega-
ton of visitors from Ithaca, Tuesday.
The handsome New York state build
ing will be dedicated upon that occa-
sion with suitable ceremonies.
The Maccabbees will pitch their tents
at the Exposition. Wednesday. Twen-
ty thousand Knights and ladies are
expected to visit to the Exposition,
Maccabee day.
Thur sday will be Vermont day at the
Exposition Many distinguished citl-
zens from Vermont will be present on
this occasion. Hon. VIM. G. Stickney,
governor of the state, together Win
ex-Gov. Josiah Grout, ex-Gov. Carroli
:. Page. ex-Gov. Smith, Hon. T. >.
Dillingham;, Hon. d. j. Foster, Hon.
Kittredge Haskins and many others
have completed plans to be in Butaio
on this day.
The butchers and market men VIII
also celebrate. Thursday.
The Ecudador building viii he for-
mallv opened. to the public, SaAurday.
Aug. 10, a national holiday IN tnat
country. Don Louis +. Carbo. chair
man Of the commission and minister at
Washington. will preside.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05
COICR.pO'S CELEBRATION.
Vice Pres. Roosevelt Delivers An Address. fn
day al Colorado Springs.

colorado Springs. Col. MIG. Mt thn
Colorado quarto-ccntcnnial celebration II
spoke on The Growth of The West Dur
ing the Last Quarter OF 2 century.
SoI Rooseyelt was welcomed when h.
arrived during the morning by. Coy, Or
man and staff. veteran Rough Riders.
school children and many others.
AZ 10 O'Clock he was escorted to Noftil
PARK. where he spoke in the open air I"
AN asscmblace OF 10000 people IN en-
thus.astic reception was accorued '"'-
Rooseyelt when he rose to speak.
Tonight a complimentary banquet was
given the editors of the state. Amons
The toasts were the following: Coi3ra- Co.1t
40 = by Vice President Roosevelt; ne
Great Vest by Senator II Nj. Teller
progress of the State, Thomas I.
Walsh: The Mysteries OF the Noun
,ains Hamlin Garland The Sensations
of n c;overnor.'' c. S Thomas: The Press
of Colorado" Senator Thomas NJ. Patter-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
ONE LOST HIS LIFE.
T asic ;nCinS of a Runaway Frohc
G. Sailors at EiOgo.

New York. Aug. 4.-Tramp steamer
Fernando. from China and Japan. re-
, rts that. April IA. in the harbor or
, logo. Japan, five men left the ship
: ithout leave. On returning to the ship
Ct I1.sO O'Clock at night the boat cap
4: lied and tie men were obliged TO
G vim for trcir lives. One seaman.
Russian, evan to the japanese steam
er Toyei Maru and gave warning of
t'e accident. The crew of the Toyei
Iiaru lowered boat and picked up
.rrce of the men who were swimming.
lanes I.edelcr, a fireman. was missing.
J. is mates heard his cries for help but
I nuld not aid him in the dark.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

I,rotcStaut services were held in the
chanel. at O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
and Rev. l.. +. Hope preached a sermon
from the text from Exodus ills, Take
off thv shoes from off thy feet for the
ground whercon thou standeth Is hoiE
rrolInd." The Abnaki quartet Of Angus
:, sang the anthem Awake. Put on Thy
Strength" by BurSiss; the response
Hear. Father, Hear our prayer ana
the anthem Pain Branches. py fauie'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

An advertisement recently appeared
in the London Times offering for sale
the best authenticated residence OF
George Washington. near Banbury.
England containing seven bedrooms.
three reception rooms. kitchen. of1lces.
with stabling and outbuildings. ana
30 acres of land, which produced IlsS
worth of produce last year. AS
George Washington was never IN Eng
land. this probably refers to one OF the
houses formerly occupied by ms
ancestors in the town OF SuigraNe'
near Banbury.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05
DIR. STEPHEN FOSS.
Native Of Maine and One of the Best
Greek Scholars in the Country

n, Srephen FOsS. who has been a
,,r,c,icinr physician in Brooklyn for
many wears previous to the loss of his
sight several years ago. died. WcdnPs
day at his home. Il COrnelia street.
The immediate cause of death Was
,,.uto bronchial trouble. He was one
of tho bes known Greek scholars IN
tho country. He was born in Portland
7s wears ago and received degree
from Bowdoin college and from Har-
,,rd Medical school. While studying.
ba nracticed dentistry TO pay his way
tbrcurh college. Among his classmates
uer. Chief Justice Fuller of TIE unitec
ct,,es supreme court. Gnd Eishop
Sn~ulding of Colorado. He bc"9n pra g
ti,ira in Cincinnati. Ohio. where ne
was married. AT the beginning or the
wa, Of the Rebellion. he enlisted as
.u,ceon. He had an office on S'a'"
straat Drooklyn. until he became III nd.
rIe w.s n member Of Warren Post. =.
7, and Of the Church of Ounr Lazy
- ,.coi Counsel on Putnam avenue.
rha rev Fr NcGovern. acting pastor
os that church, cfliciated at the ser
,.;coe .t Holy Cross chapel. F"idaT
morning DR.. Foss leaves only n widow.
bic only child a son IS years old. hay
i,. died about five years aSo.
,rnc Empire to which Victoria ''-
..sea .s queen in 1887 covered one
six,h Of the land of the world: that "t
King Edward covers nearly one
fourth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

The prize OF 5000 offered some time
ago by the Association des lhdus-
trielles of France for the best insulated
pIoye for electricians was won Dy
Franz Clouth of Cologne. the prize
winning glove had an electrlcai re-
s;stance of $500 meghoms ana IN
, break down test it withstood
pressure of IL GOO volts for three min
u,es and 12,2OO volts for one minute
h,fore being penetrated The glove is
of rubber lined with tricot
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

The municipal government of Milan
has recently inauguarted peoples
hotel. The hotel. although to be con-
6ucted along the same lines as the
Mills hotels in New York City. was
manned in imitation of the Rowton
houses in London. The late King
Humbert bestowed a large sum for
erecting the building. which contains
53c bedrooms. besides dining. reading
and smoking rooms. bathing halls.
library and large kitchens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

e. II. Thomas has the contract 10
trim the trees about the city as
authorized by the city council. he IS
now at work on Second street. men
the work is completed. which is ex-
pected to eventually include all the
principal streets of the city, there Will
be a decided improvement in appear
ance of the foliage trees around the
CITY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05
Miss Harriet 4. ieavim.

1t was with feelings of sorrow that
word was received of the death. Satur-
day afternoon. of Miss Harriet A.
Leavitt. principal of the Industrial
school. in the Maine General Hospital
at Portland. after few weeks illness
with appendicitis
Miss Leavitt was taken i'll. June is.
while on her way to Newport. Me-. and
was later taken to the hospital. The
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

auction Tuesday. August 6. 1890 \.
NJ. at the old steam mill, Randolph,
Me. Two double lumber trucks,
single lumber truck. ; dump carts =
pairs of double forward wheels. > sets
of heavy double harness. The above
gives YOU 4 partial idea of the i'm
rortant auction NJ. A. Haraden ad-
vertises. he sure and read the whole
adj
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

1t is expected that the repairs on the
Hollingsworth & Whitney paper mills
in this city will begin the first of next
week. 1t will take about two weeks
for them to be completed. during which
time. the employees will be given va
cation. 1t is expected that, the re-
pairs completed. the mills will be able
to turn ont much greater quantity
of paper than at present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05
BALLOON COLLAPSED.
BANGOR Aeronaut at Point Of Pines Has lucEy
Escape.

Boston. Aug Frank Mcbride Of Ban
gor. a balloonist who has been making
= Sscc,sions AT Point of Pines, is congrat-
,1at;no himself that he only received a
hroken b,@i,~ ankle and some bruises after a
nniianse of his balloon, this afternoon. The
big bag Of air struck tbs tnSerins tres hma ns
onnJ McRride so that it broke the force
of his contact with the ground.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

Mrs. George Fuller is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. ii. A. Fuller. Brunswick
|-avenue. Mr.. Fuller returned. yester-
day. to Bangor. where he now has n
regular run on the mail service be-
tween Bangor and Bar Harbor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

There have been but very few dodgers
at the police station within the past few
months. Saturday evening was one of
he busiest for drunkenness that has been
Known for some time, six being arrest
cd. but one of which was Il resident of
his city. the others coming here to work
off their drunk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

This evening. the regular monthly
meeting of the city government will
be held. All the meetings of the gov
ernment. this year. have been inter-
esting and this one promises to be no
exception. There will be many articles
for discussion besides the regular rou-
tine work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

The building owned by NJ. J. Quinn
of Livcrmore Falls. at the corner OF
Water and Academy streets. mas peeh
leased to Wilbur Allen OF BoWdoih-
ham. who it is reported. will open a
restaurant therein.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05
National League Standing.
Other Games. Saturday.

At Exeter-Excter. $: \. y. C.. :.
Al Bris,oi-Norwich. u: Bristol. |.
At 'roronto-Toronto. 10; Buffalo. .:
At Clmden-Camdcn.S s: Warren l..
At Clinton-Fitchburg .: Clinton. \:
At Hartford-Hartford. 6: Brocaton. !.
At Mcriden-New London, s.; Meriden >.
At BridGeport-Derby. ;: bridgeport, |.
At Worces:er-Prcvidence 0; Worcester
l3
At Observation-Disclosures. (; Montreal, J,
Montreal. 3: Rochester ;. ,
At New Havcn-Watcrbury:A >: New ha-
ven. s. Waterbury, 3, New Haven, |.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

funeral services will be at p NJ ~
day. at Evergreen cemetery. Portland
where the interment will take nlace
AT the same hour services will Ia ha,d
in each building at the Indust,;a,
school in this city.
Miss Leavitt had been princina, of
the school for the past IL wears ana
was greatly admired and loved fo, ha,.
sterling qualities.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05
American League Standing.
National League. Saturday.

At ChicaGo-Detroit, s: Chicago G.
At Philadelphia-Phiiad Z; Bos-
ton. 4.
AT Milwaukee-C,eve!and. s; Milwau-
kee. :.
At ehineton. 6: Baltimore.
). Washington, S: Baltimore, 5.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

Miss Enic Morse. VINO mas nce"
visiting her parents in the city ic-
turned. Saturday. to resume her dul'e9
as nurse in the Central Maine Genera
hospital at Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

The Nophic club. composed chic dy Of
the steamer Gardner for a days outing
on the k"nncbec river. Aug. i. The
number is limited To ~ and they propose
to have a good sail and u dinner II some
nont on The INV.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

The Nat.ou-tl Home Band Will leave Ivy
special train over the kcnnchcc Central
III G.2D this morning. to connect with tht
carly Maine Central train for Portland,
whore they will play AT thc wedding 81
the daughter of Gen John Marshall
Grown. the local manager.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

MISSES Mamie and Katie Kelly re-
turned. Saturday, from Rockland
wnere they have been visiting with
friends for a few weeks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

The Home lost II members by dcatL
during the month of July Thirteen died
in the hospital, one in New York City and
one at the government insane hospital in
WASHINGTON
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

Misses Bessie Roberts ana Ethei
Marston. arrived home. Sunday, from
Ocean Point where they have beeh
enjoying n week BY the sea.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

There were 1n6o veterans in line beside
the band of 2S for inspection and march
in review, Sunday morning. On the seats
were ;9S more whose intirmites excuse
them from marching.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

Major y l.. Smith and Mrs Smith are
entertaining; Mrs. Alice Bartlett Of chi
ca:;n. and her daughters Josie and tisi'
and Miss Alic" Davis nt Chicago. lH'
Young ladies are AL nicccs of tn" maj"l
and Mrs Smith and also nicccs ol jessie
Bartlett Davis. the eminent contrait"
| - n..nr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

Mrs. Il. u. Connor and daughter and
Mrs II. w. Gaslin and Mrs. Nellie Os-
born of Randolph. Went to Five Is
lands saturday. for Il few weeks out
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

The naphtha launch Of Charles Hranp
was put into the river. SATURDAY. Mr.
Brann expects to have some pleasant sails
| on this craft during the remainder of the
season
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

Mr. and Mrs J. S. Hamilton. ana
Miss Gertrude Hamilton. VINO haNe
been rusticatinS at the Wl'iiamS to'-
taSe, Ocean Point. arrived nome, sui
day afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Boston. Mrs. T.
:. Lincoln and Misses Dunphy. Miss
Frances Ring and r. l.. GRAY ARC
passing a few days at Capitol Island
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

Mrs. Henry Martin arrived from Oak.
land. Saturday. and will pass n few davs
with her brother. Henry King, before re-
turning to her home in Boston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

A large party Of Massachusetts, pco-
ple arrived on the boat, Saturday morn
| ing. and went ont to Henry Emery
camps at the lake.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

Mass was celebrated in the chapel. Sun
day morning. and sermon delivered by
Rev. Fr. J. y. Nelligan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

The St. Matthews Parish Aid so
ciety viii meet with Mrs. NJ E. ieath'
on Second street. at 80 o'clock thiS
evening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

george Rogerts arrived. Saturday
evening. from Gorham. for few davs'
visit with his father. G, l.. Rogers
Dennis street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

The Misses Eva and Ethel Libby are
making Il brief visit at their grandfath-
crs. Benjamin +. Libby, on the Spring
road
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

Saturday morning reports showed the
total number Of members present to y,
2l65. and the total membership to be 2.31
only FIVE less than tnc largest number
in the annals Of the Eastern Branch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

regular meeting of Cutler Post at
clock this evening, at Amusement build
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

GOOD fresh eggs, excellent bacon ana
new potatoes entered into Saturday morn
ing breakfast in the main mess hall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

MRS. Flora Vonney and daughter.
MISS Carrie of Fittsburg. Mass. are
making visit of few days with Gar
diner friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

New England league.

At LowCll-iIaverhill II. owell. :.
At Portland-Aiancheste <: Portland. .
AZ Lewist9n-1 -cwiston. s.; Nashua.
Nashua, :; Lewiston, ..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

The British Union Jack has unfo.deu
itself. so to speak. over two acres OF
new territory every time the CLOCK mas
III, Eed since 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

Mrs. John Brookings arrived from Skow
hegan. Saturday. for a short visit in thi;
city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05
ss~ England League Standing.
American leaaie. Saturday.

At Brooklyn. ): Boston. o.
~ GhicaSo-St. Louis. 5; Chicago. :.
At bilrg-Cincinnati. /: P,ttsburg, 1
AZ New Philadelphia, S: N.w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05
Other Games. Sunday.

At Observation-Disclosures &; Montreal :.
At Providencc-Thc Providcnce-W orccS-
ter game was postponed; ram.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-05

y rarty of visitors from Erockton
Mass. saturday. We're H. 7. Norton. Lii
lian +. Norton. {. W. Norton and L. II
Norton.