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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-28

The o. II. & N. has made rate OF
$50 from Astoria and Portland for the
American Exposition at Buffalo.
Tickets will be on sale first to third
Tuesdays. June to october, inclusive.
These tickets must be used for contlnu-
Gus passage going, but stop overs will
be allowed within nnal limit returning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-09-28

Baths for ladies at the Palace Baths,
Private entrance on side OF building,
shop open on Sunday mornings for
shines and baths. Davis & CorbetL
proprietors.
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MARRIED..
.hNDHOSCOGGIN.

ANDROSCOGGIN
rt.,-, ,..v !, 1,., u,,,,..x Nm,
.i@I.H-.n is. u rtu huoltf 81 fnilni
amn Miss Bertha Edwards of New Glou-
''Sttr-
CUMBERLAND
PnrtiandrATgc. ~. Alexander MURRAY
ana isH''a h'l' pI'iin, notn 81 iortla"I :
Walker. Aug. =. William Snowic ana
''i'''' -i'' III .'''' '''-i n Y ''''' Il
HANCOCK
r,,,.,,.,,, .,,- 81, ,,..,,- 1. $780,,
w., ~ W ,,,r lhT-hlI. =. MARX hertl ana
Bluchil-Aug. II. Merrill r. Turner ana
i,nr Ii,rbn~- No 81 V.iI'i,,,, l., III
,,r,',r ami Juii., Nri;cnzic hmtb of a., >.
IiarLnr
kE<NEBEC.
AusuSta-AuE. =. .-orhort l.. Turner
"it,t NiSN : -N'"' -\"AcS' "'th 81 'ii'S
Rcaddcld-Aue. Is Euacne Il Spear ann
.,.
KNOX.
.rt,..., N, , \,
Of R"ckland ana Miss Lena J. Rivers &c
Of San Francisr" Culfr an., Mis-. DIV.
l.. Doiano IF Thomaston.
If Th"mastnn ana NH Dac.ott II
Rockland: Aug. - Robert lager and Lou
Use j. HaII. both of Rocl,land.
III =, r'oTt y. k4nnlns
haven.
LINCOLN
Miss Minnie Jackson. o''H WIS., tin
OXFORD.
B"thci Aug Il Herbert Y. Holt Of Bos-
'"n ana zone II. iiolt o. Bethel;
Sumner-Aug. u, Julian H. Dyer ana
Miss Mabel NJ. Bisbec,
pI,\ppSror
Biddeford and Miss Nellic n Gram ~ ~
Bangor: Aug % Io1ycIian {; Forp ana
'''H 60
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EXPERT SHOTS
Begin 1c-Days Shooting Tour
nament at Sea Girt.
The |rishmen Showing That They
Know How to Shoot.
Splendid Scores Made, Friday. Maine Team
on the Ground.

| New York. Aug. SO.-The National
Rifle Association of America began a
! 10 days shooting tournament on the
New Jersey State camp ranges at Sea
Girt. N. j., today. The Ulster men and
several of the American shooters from
whose ranks Gen. Bird w. Spencer will
select the New Jersey r. A. team
! monopoliZed the long range.
At 900 yards John Morgan of Jre-
| land. scored 10 successive bulls evcs
| and out of his first % shots he made
20 bulls eyes at the 800 and 900 wards
When each side had finished the round
or three distances Morgan had 1876
| points out of possible $50 and Robert
Duncan, another Ulster man, had a
similar score.
At 1000 yards. J. r. Williams of Bel
fast. made the top score of A. out of a
| possible 50 and his total for the three
| ranges was 1874.
Other important matches included
| the Columbia trophy match. confined to
teams of six men each from New Jer-
sey state regiments and naval reserves.
Fourth regiment Jersey City. won with
total of 24S.
The present meeting combines the
18th annual meeting of the National
Rifle Association Of America, the 10th
of the New Jersey State Rifle Associa-
ton. and the second of the United
States Revolver Association. The exec
utive officer of the tourna mcnt is Brig
Gen. Bird w. Spencer. inspector gem
eral of rifle practice of the New Jersey
National Guard.
The weather. today, was perfect and
the beautiful state military reservation
On which the contests take place never
presented more attractive appear
ance.
The exhibition given by the Irishmen
in their practice at the butts since ar
rival here has convinced everyone that
the American experts will have all they
can do to keep the rifle championship
on this side of the water.
The shooting was opened in the most
informal manner. General Spencer gave
the word, a buglar sounded commence
firing" and the marksmen immediate
~ began firing at the targets on the
200 600, and 500 yard ranges. Bulls eye
and group pool shooting was the first
item on the long program. and over 200
rifiemen took part.
State teams which will take part in
the Hilton trophy. and interstate mil
tary matches have arrived from
Maine. Massachusetts. Rhode Island.
New York, Maryland ar The District
nf Columbia. The Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania teams are expected. tomorrow.
The Dominion of Canada team, which
Will try conclusions with the all-Ameri-
can team in the worlds championship
match. Thursday. will arrive late to-
morrow.
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HACKeNSACK MEADOWS
10 Be Utilized for An immense Shipbuilding
Plant

New York. Aug. 3n-The Mail and Ex-
press. today. SAYS: The filing of a mort
gage for $1,000 0 by the Bethlehem Steel
co. with the register Of Hudson county.
y. j.. stating that securities deposited
Hereunder included 5u,, acres of land on
the HackcnSack meadows. brought to
light Il very important feature of the hi,;
Anglo American Steel deal which is now
in process of formation.
''It furnishes for tho first time correct
clue to the capitalists who are tn devotion
the meadows on an enormous scale by the
establishment of a shipbuildinc plant. i'm
mcnSc docks and possibly belt line rail
road which will connect with AL the
trunk lines now entering Jersey City and
Hobokcn.
In searching for further particulars
about the project for utilizing the mead
ows. some new point; in regard 10 the
Bethlehem Nickcrs-M Maxim deal were oh
tanned. In spite of denials it was officially
stated. today. that the combination would
20 through. and the details of the big new
company have already been agreed on.
1T can also be authoritatiVcly an
n0unced that ii is the intention of tbs
combination to build another large steel
plant in this country in addition to the
Bethlehem plant. to be used chiefly for
the manufacture of armor plate for war
ships which will be the speciality of thu
new company.
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KNOX.

- =
Cushing-Aug. q, to the wife of Mr.
Jo 5ih Mo''oIi, = Hon u, ~, .;co i, A..
Orlando {; Cooper, son.
RocKland-AuS. Il. TO the vile oil Mr.
James Aylward. daughter; Aug ~, 10
tne Wile OF Iap'- DdNlu Neeu, Il Soh.
oyropn
Newry-Aug. q. to the wife of Herbert
Kendall a daughter.
~ iuatuS' - " 'ie Wiz " T. = nv
Sweden-Aug. 70, to the wife OF y. Hugh
Smart, son.
llttlefeid-AuS. -, 10 the WIG OF Guy
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National League Standing.
Other Games. Saturday.

At Derry-Dcrry. l.: Nashua, H.
At observation-disclosures. :; l.acoHia. i.
At Sanforu-Sanford. ! Newburyport, Z
Al Warren, Me.-Cimden. I Warren. y
AT ichmond-Richmond, Il: Itch
field. =.
At MISUNDERSTANDING . Rock
land, I.
At Dover-Fr. Mathews. 3; Central
Parks, &.
At Newport. n. H.-Newport. s; Exeter
Clippers, ,.
At neutrality-suspicious., 4: Norwich. 8
Norwich s; Meriden, ?.
At Brockton-Buffalo. (; Brockton. ::
Buffalo. ): Brockton. ;.
At Waterbury-W $; Derby, s.
" atcrbury. /: Derby. 6.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4: Hartford, !.
Rochester. :: Hartford, :.
At Providence-Toronto. .; Providence
;. Providence. I: Toronto, ).
At WcrceSter-W orceSter. 9: Montreal
:. Worcester. :: Montreal /.
At New London-Bristol, 4: New Lon
don. .. New London. 4: Bristol, >.
AZ Observation-Disclosures 3; New Itt-
ven. O. Bridgeport, 3: New Haven, Q.
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: The stone crusher, Water street. has
completed its work for a time. the
700 tons of rock that have been gath
cred about it having been worked up.
These were placed on Water street
from place opposite the upper mill of
the Hollingsworth & Whitney Co. to
the watering trough near the shoddy
mill. This piece of road has not been
repaired for some time while the re-
maindcr of the road was placed in
good condition some 5 years ago. The
larger stones were used for the bed of
the road. These We're rolled with the
heavy roller of the city. over this the
finer rock. siftings. were placed
These were thoroughly wet down and
rolled. This makes a smooth and hard
nieco If road that will probably stand
the wear of heavy teams for some time
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Coming Events in Maine.

Aug. so-Sert. S-Maine Spiritual Camp.
meeting. Ftna.
Sept. S-J.-State Convention of Maine
Christian Endcavor Society. waterville.
Sept. 3-5-Statc convention of Y T.. s.
c. T.. Waterville.
Hept S-6-Maine State Fair. Lewiston.
Sent lS-Colby College opens.
sept 1S-1?.-Annual Reunion of 18th Maine
Regimental Association. Portland and
vicinity.
Sept. e6.-Bowdoin College opens.
Oct 1-2-Annual Reunion Of the 9Th
Maine Regiment, u. s. Volunteer lnfan-
try, Hucksport.
Oct 7-la-5th Annual Maine Musical Tes-
tivai, Portland ana Bangor.
Oct le-Triennial Council Of ConGrega-
ttopal churches. Portland.
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6ASe BALL GAMES.
New England league.
Manchester. 8; Lowell. 0.

Manchestcr. n. H.. Aug. 31-Mancheste.
a,u LoweIl played an almost errorlcss
p %. interesting. Lowell being unable to hi
ni'lis; Only six singles were made of.
nm ana not more than one of those was
IN single inning. Willis was wild as .
hawk in the first inning and I'onnors WINS
substituted in the second. Manchestc,
pirfe" a sharp game throughout.
inc features were the batting of Her
Wig ana the pitching of Whiting. who
inaoc ross ian three times and had a to-
tai OF 10 .strikcouts Connors gave two
bases on pals and allowed a triple and
three Singles to be made off him, which
netted i've runs. The score:
Ri T.
Manchester . 0 5 0 x-S--lI--l
Lowell .......0 o 0 o 49, 81
Batteries-W Whiting and Kelly; Willis
ana LAKE Umpire. Has3ctt Attcndanc.
1.tO
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Louis at New York Pittsburs at Phila-
de!phia, Chicago at Brooklyn.

Louis at New York PittsburS at Phila-
de!phia Chicago at Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Monday 1.-TWO sames)-Boston at Cleve-
land. Washington at Detroit, Baltimore
at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Cmcago.
Tuesday-BoSton at Cleveland, Phiia
delphia at Chicago, Baltimore at Mil
waukee.
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday-Boston
at Milwauk Washington at Chicago.
Baltimore at Cleveland, Philadelphia at
Detroit
Saturday-Roston at Chicago. Washing
ton at Milwaukee. Baltimore at Detroit,
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Sunday-Boston at Chicago, Washing
ton at Milwaukee. Baltimore al Detroit.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Monday morning-PortIand AT Lewiston.
Haverhill at Manchester, Nashua at Low
ell.
Afternoon-Lewiston at Portland, Nash
ua at Manchester. Haverhiil at Lowell.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Monday morning-W Worcester at Provi-
dence Hartford at Brockton, Toronto at
Rochester Montreal at Buffalo.
Observation-Disclosures at Worcester,
Brockton at Hartford, Toronto at koch-
ester. Montreal at Buffalo.
Tuesday-Providcnce at Worcester,
Brockton at Hartford. Montreal at Buff
alo. Toronto at Rochester.
Wedncsday-P Providence at Worcester.
Brockton at Hartford. Montreal a Roch-
ester, Toronto at Buffalo.
Observation-Disclosures at Providence.
Brockton at Hartford, Montreal at Roch-
ester. Toronto at Buffalo.
Friday-W Worcester at Providence.
Brockton at Hartford. Montreal at Roch-
ester. Toronto at Buffalo.
Saturda y-Worccster at Hartford,
Brocktrn at Providence. Montreal at To-
ronto. Rochester at Buffalo
Sundiy-Brockton at Providence, Roch-
ester at Buffalo.
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REGULAR VISIT.
Sarqcnts Store at Falmouth Forcsidc Again
Entered by Burglars.

Sargent's store at Falmouth Foreside.
in which is kept the Falmouth Fore
side post office. was entered, last night.
by burglars. who gained admission
through a window. The thieves went
through the mail and riled it thor
oughly. They also took from the store "a
quantity of cigars. This store has been
broken into several times during the
last four or five years.
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DIED..
.tNDROSCOGGIN.

Lewiston-Aug. p, George G. Knapp,
Biddoford-Aug. u. Mrs. Sophia c. A.
Haskell: Aug. y. Dennis DrIsCol. aged Il
years; Aug. 20, Scott Berry, aged ~ years.
CUMBERLAND.
PortIand-Aug "A. Sister Mary Barna
dette Shannahan. aged g years, months:
Aug. ~ Mary A.. daughter of Samuel aud
Ellen Bunting. aged years, months;
Aug. p. Margaret Coffin; Aug. %, James
MCGongaglc, aged q. years.
Steep Falls-Auc. q. Robert Rdlon.
West Gorham-Aus. p. Alonzo Pray.
aged - Years.
Durham-Aug Fl. Julia s. widow of Dr.
Nelson II. Cary. AGED II years, , months.
North Yarnouth-AIc. p. Jane Kelley
Jones. formerly of Ottawa, Kansas, aged
y years.
" years > months, - days.
llarpswclI Ccnt.r-Aur. =, Adclinc ID.
Merriman, aged IS Years, months
Bruins wick-AUS- II, Care, daughter OF
Phiip Il. Goodrich. aged 81 years, II
months. days.
cumberland Centcr-Aug. p, Hannah g..
widow oI the late Josiah Nj. Haskell,
aged 80 years, ~ months p days.
HANCOCK.
West Edcn-Aug. % Nathaniel Higgins.
aged - years, Is days.
land aged = years, 1 months. II days.
Eusw&th-Aug. - Daniel j. Chamber
lain. of ElGin. Ill, aged 81 years, days.
KENNEBEC.
UallowclI-Aug -. Philip Henry Carey.
formerly Of Rockland.
KNON
EocEland-Aug %. Ruth Isabel daueh-
ter OF Charles and Georgia ,GcddcSD VIII
son. aged II months: Aug. u. William A.
Dagrett, aged IS years; Aug. -. Lucy
COdloncI. wife OF W iliam n. Wall. =
nf
Francis W. Montgomery. native Of Hall
fax. Mass. aged 81 years 10 months. =
days.
misunderstanding. u. John IIislcr. aged
Y years month II days.
Camdcn-Aug. u. Susan NJ. Little, aged
u years. II days.
LINCOLN.
Damariscovc - Aug. =. Mrs. Olive
OPhoenixI wife Of William Durgiu OF
Fryeburs, aged IS years months, =
days
OXFORD
Fryeburg--Aug y. w. F; scruton; Of
Lewiston aged q years; Aug. -, Mrs.
Wi!lim Durgin. aged - years; Aug. Is.
Susie NJ. Hanson Of Mcdford, Mass.
Harrford-Aue. Il, James Carter.
South Paris-Auc. ~, l.. l.. Andrews.
aged 40 years, months.
Gi!ead-Aug. o. q. J. Parks Of Toronto.
PENOBSCOT.
Bangor-AuG. ., Margaret, widow of
patrick COX. 3sed = years; Aug. n. MIS-:
rn,rt II mnntrs u Iale "7o'
cv,nt "Amc - Mr. Snnbro,i, l.
Cain. AGED "A wears. months, Is DAYS.
PlScATAQCiS
FoXcroft-Aug. %, Mrs. Sylvia T..
~ "s'' - U.s. - ''''''''''' '''
SAGADAHOC.
r,r,or tIo,a ,,,. u crar, ! ~,
iarkcr ; i1cau-Nda. ~ 'haric3 u. "a
VIZ 81 aSeI - Years.
- n't " N"6' - '-H'i''' - ''''"S'
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GEN. LUDLOW DEAD.
One Of Best Known Officers oil the Army
Passes Away.

New York. Aug. 3O.-Brig. Gen. Will
liam Ludlow, U. S. A.. the engineer
officer and brigade commander during
the battle of Santiago. died at Convent.
II. j.. of consumption, today. within the
house of Mr.. Griscom. His illness was
first noticed on his arrival in the Phil
ippines in May last. He was at once
sent home in the hope that the Amer
lean climate would restore him and
went at once to Convent.
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Thls is Labor day, but it will be but
little observed in this city The most
OF the industries in the city are so
drlven with work that they cannot af-
ford the time. There will be a game of
pail at the Quimby field between the
Richmond team and a team from the
shoe factory being called at 3 o'clock.
sharp.
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Nashua. 8: Haverhjll. 6.

HaNcrhill. Mass, Aug. 31.-Nashua de-
icated Haverhill. this afternoon. in IA rag
Scdiy but played game IN
the first inning the locals scored fou,
runs, all earned, but after this they were
unabic to connect with Dilion's delivery
In the eighth two more runs We're Sc
she had eight to her credit. The features
OF the game We're a one-handed stop BY
Murphy while on tho run, all round play
ing OF Butman, iielding of Derwin ana
the batting OF Wise and Dillon Tn
score:
RH T..
Nashua ......l o 0 o 0 O-S-S-l
Havcrhill .....4 o D o . U-6-6-I
Batteres-Dillon and Coveney; White
and Shinccl. Umpire. McGovern. At
tendance 900
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

n few minutes before the morning
train. down left. Saturday, a young
man was seen to leave a bicycle on the
lawn in front of the depot. 1t re-
manned there all day and as il was
thought that the pers on leaving it took
that rain down. 1t was taken to the
shop of James Gibson. where it now
remains
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

lhfee men charged with drunken
ncss' appeared before Judge Larrabee.
saturday morning. All pleaded guilty
ana went to Jail, PAU Richards of
south Gardiner, 60 days. William Rich
afdson of this city. 30 days. and Joe
Falvy of Brockton. Mass, 30 days.
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BOSTON FCSILIERS
VIII Leave. Tonight. for Its Fa,l Outing
Down in Maine

Boston. Aug. 3o:-The Fusiiier Veteran
evening. for its fall outing in Maine The
outing will include a trim to Portland.
Old Orchard. Harpswel and Orr's island.
There will be $50 members together wit !
ladies in the party. They will be met a,
the boat in Portland by the Highland
Cadets Of Montreal, and the lst infantry
of Portland. both organizations doing es-
cort duty for the Boston party.
While i'm that city the Prche House Will
be the headquarters.
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Portland. ]: Lewiston. 6.

Portland. Me, Aug. 31.-Dupce pitched
good bal! for Portland. today. while
Townc was hit rather freely. The home
team errors We're the more costly how
ever and in the eighth Lewiston tied th,
score. Portland landed another run in it,
nall and won the game. Score:
Ri. y.
Portland .....1 o X-7-l2-5
Lewiston ....U o . > Of So
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The TrienniaI Conclave Over.

Louisville, Aug. 30.-Thc oSth bicn-
NAL conclavc Of knights Tcmplar is
over and. today. outgoing trains were
laden with the rear guard of home-go-
ing passengers. The majority Of Nisl-
tors left during the night. In numer-
Gus instances the communicates split
I'D in order to visit Mammoth Cave and
other points of interest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

Inc two-mastcd schooner James
."u"s' arrived with Il cargo of coal
LOT the Home ut Togus. Saturday.
new set of shecrs has been built for
.he government wharf. and they will
De used in discharsing this cargo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

Inc regular meeting of the city gov
cih"icht will be held this evening. for
'nc transaction of regular business. As
AT an previous meetings, there viii BE-
h'u'h OF Importance to come nm for
transaction.
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New England League Standing.
American League. Saturday.

At Milwaukec-Milw G: Phladcl-
phia. !,
At Detroit Detroit, 6; Boston, 5 Dc
troit, 4. Boston. T.
AT chic ago-Chicaro. l.; Baltimore. 3.
Chicago. }: Baltimore. 3.
At CleVeland-Clcvcland. IL; Washing
ton. 1. Cleveland, o: Washington, :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

Michael Sheehan will Leave, this af-
ternoon, for Boston. where he will
spend part of his two weeks vacation
Seth Aldrich is taking the place of Mr.
Shcclaa at the Corner Grocery Co
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The Weeks Schedule.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE,

ny ] IUNNI. T.F.NIT Il
Monday Cwu games and Tuesday
rdtsburg ~ Boston. Chicago at New
York. Chicago at Philadelphia. C!ncinna-
ii at Brooklyn.
Wcdne sday. Thursday Fri6ay-St.
Louis ut Boston. PittshurG ut New York
Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at
Brooklyn.
Satui.lay-C.ncinnati at Boston, st
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Grey and
Mrs. Melvin Grey went to Portland.
Saturday. Mr.. Grey has resided in this
city for some time and has been en-
ployed in the stone sheds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

MIS-. Mary Shaw and daughter, Miss
: nee, returned. Saturday. to their
homo. AT birmingham. Mass. after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hol-
brooke at the New Mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

Henry a. l>irkwood, who for upw trdS
of three years has held the position of
list clerk in the T0Sus post office. con
cIuded his labors, Saturday, much to tn
regret az the entire camp. He is tho son
of a veteran member of the Home. Henry
G.. kirkwood. and Il yolng man Of marked
ability ana good character. After snort
vacation Harry" will so to Boston {"
take special course in the MaSsachu-
setts institute Of Technology and study
ny
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

The Prix d" Rome for sculpture has
been awarded to NJ. Bouchard, who is
Is years of age. and a pupil of Barrias (;
and the Prix de Rome for painting the
subject of which was Christ Healing
the Sick" has been won by NJ. De
franc. - years of age, u pupil of NM.
10 mat and Maignon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

Mrs. Susie 3. Humphrey will resum"
her duties at II. y. Stoves today. She
returned home. Saturday, from visit
to Boston and Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

MISSES ArmtHa and Climena Ncri.
accompanied their sister. Mrs. John
Arata. to her home in Boston. where
they will enjoy Il few weeks vacation.
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American League Standing.
National League. Saturday.

At Decentralization, :; Brooklyn. q.
At observation-disclosures. >; irttSbnrg, |.
At St. Louis-St. LOUIS. 10; Cincinnati.
At New York-Philade!p /: Ncw
York. >.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

Mr.. md Mrs. Stephen Gilman who
have been the guests of Mrs s. G..
Payne, Brunswick avenue. returned
y"Tt"rday. to their home at Whitman.
MAJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

Tho law is now off of all the water
BIRDS ana ii is expected that many will
be brought into the city as many of
IN" s2ortsmcn arc planning on rips af-
t.: them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

Protestant services were held in the
chapel. Sunday afternoon. and Rev. II. T.
Dcnnucll preached 4 sermon from text
Romans vii:7, the theme being the build
ing of life. The .\buaki quartet Of Al
gusta. sang The Heavens Are Telling,
~ Beethoven; III" response Still, Still
with Thee" ~ Gerrish, and the anthem.
Love Divine 10y Gricg. with baritone
solo by Mr.. Beck
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

Mrs. Catherine Sullivan of Roclland.
and Miss Mary Sullivan of New York,
have returned to Rockland after pass
ing week with Mrs Philip Carev
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

Foreman Brett of the stock room of
the shoe factory. went to Auburn. Sat
urday. He has leased part of the
Jackson house. Farmingdale and will
move into it with his family
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

Regular meeting OF Cutler Post G. A. r.
AT : this evening, at the Amusement
building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

J. II. Wood and family and Mrs.
Camille Gonyon went to WaterNlile to
spend the Sabbath at the ; D. \.
a? mpmeeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

Fred Dill, who has been passing a
few days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Dill at the New Mills. re-
Turned. Saturday. to Schenectady. y. Y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

g. T. Eullin" went to Mooschcad lake.
saturday. where he will assist George
Oliver in the construction Of the dam
at that place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-02

Mrs. Tcrrill and Hamilton Terrell of
BoFt"n. were passengers on the boat.
Saturday. and are visiting Miss Olive
Mou,ton, Randolph.