Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-20
PRESIDENTS VISIT.
The itinerary for Maine Has
Been Changed.
Will Reach Augusta tuesday Evening
as Originally Planned.
President Will Speak to Citizens a.
Gov. Hills Residence.

The itinersV for President Roose-
vet's visit to Maine on Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week has been
changed in some particulars from that
originally issued a short time ago. Ac-
cording to the new schedule a longer
stop is made in Portland and an OPP
portunity will there be given the
President to make a short address.
Yesterday, Gen. F'arnham received
the following telegram which is self
explanatory:
White House, Washington. d. c..
August 10, 1902.
Adj Gen. Augustus 3. Farnham,
Augusta, Maine.
Personal: Members of the Presi-
dents party on New England trip, as
follows The President, Secretary
Cortelyou, Assistant Secretary Barnes,
DR.. George A. Lung, Mr.. NJ. c. Latta,
stenogra pher,t MIR. H. O.. Weaver,
stenographer,. Mr.. w. H. Crane, su-
perintendent parior and sleeping car
department, n. Y, n. H. & II. r. r..
Mr. Charles A. Cotterill. Associated
Press; Mr.. Lindsay Denison, New York
Sun Press Association; Mr. r. Fl.
Hazard, Scripps McRae Press Asso-
citation; Mr.. William Holster, Hearst's
News Service: Mr.. B. +. Guy, New
York Tribune; Mr.. c. G. Blythe, New
York World; Mr.. James H. Hare, Col
lier's Weekly: Mr.. George B. Luckey.
Leslie's Weekly; Mr.. Peter A. juicy,
Harper's Weekly: Mr.. A. Maurice Low,
Boston Globe; Mr.. D. Bernard Ford,
Boston Journal; Mr.. Thomas j. Feeney.
Boston Herald; Mr.. w. William +.
Brigham, Boston Transcript: Mr.. H. a.
Strohmeyer, photographer; Mr.. R. L.
Dunn. photogra pher; Mr.. J. Eugene
Gerr representing magazines: Mr. E.
z. Griffith, Western Union Telegraph
Co.: Mr.. J. p. Gooch, Postal Telegraph
Cable Co.: two messengers and two or
three others. This list is simply for the
personal information of those on the
several local committees in your State,
in connection with carriage arrange
ments and other features of the trip.
George E. Cortelyou,
Secretary.
The program, as arranged for the
Presidents trip to Maine, is as fol-
lows: Presidential party to be met at
State line, Tuesday, Aug. Is, Boston d
Maine Railroad. by Adjutant Gener~'
Farnham. Col Dill, Col. Sanger and
Lieut.. Col. Keefe of the Governors
staff, who will represent the Governor.
Arrive Old Orchard, lis P. M. Re
ceived by Hon. Amos l.. Allen, CHAIR
man. The President will be invited to
speak Leave Old Orchard 1-35 p M.
Hon. Charles f. Littlefield will join
party at Old Orchard. Arrive Portland
> T. NJ received by Hon. Fred E.
D,nc
be expected to speak, and will be given
a drive or ride about the city. Leave
Portland AS p VI. Hon. William L.
Frye. Vice President, will meet party
at Portland and escort them to Lewis
ton. Arrive Auburn p. NJ. Received
by Hon. D. J. McGillicuddy, chairman.
Drive to stand erected at Lewiston
park. President speaks. Leave Lewis
ton Lower Station p. M. Arrive
Brunswick 7.30 2. M. Received by
Prof Henry l.. Chapman, chairman.
| Leave Brunswick TAO p. NJ. Arrive
| Augusta $50 p. NJ. Received by Gov
ernor John F. Hill and Hon. Edwin c.
Burleigh, chairman. Drive to Gov
errors residence. President invited to
| say word to citizens of Augusta.
| Governor.
Wednesday, Aug. %: Carriage drive
at Augusta. Leave at $50 A. M.
for Bangor. Arrive Waterville 1906
A. NJ Received by Hon. William
T. Haines. chairman. Leave Water
vile 1O.15 A. NJ. Arrive Bangor II M.
Joined by United States Senator Hale
and Representative Powers. Received
Maine State Fair. Short drive about
city Dine. Visit fair P. NJ. Pres-
dent speaks. Side trip to Ellsworth;
| leave Bangor 4.30 p. NJ. Arrive Ellis
worth 5.45 P. NJ. Received by Hon. Ar
thur w. Greedy, chairman. President
| invited to speak. Guest of United States
| Senator Hale. Leave Ellsworth 10 p.
NJ Arrive Bangor 11.15 p. NJ. Leave
Bangor H. 30 p. M. for New Hampshire.
| AS will be seen. President Roosevelt
will arrive in this city at $50 O'Clock
on Tuesday evening, and will be at once
driven to the residence of Gov. Hill. at
| the corner of State and Capitol streets.
| Arriving there the President will be
asked to speak to our citizens and he
will respond in a short address. Gov.
| Hill will be assisted in receiving the
distinguished guest by Congressman f.
c. Burleigh and the committee of re-
ception. consisting of Mr.. Burleigh,
| Hon. ]. H. Manley, Ex-Governor Sell
| den Conner, Mayor Lendall Titcomb.
Hon. J. Manchester Haynes. Hon. HI.
| NJ. Heath. DR.. Fred G. Kinsman. Hon.
Ira H. Randall, Hon. T. J. Lynch and
| Col. Frederick W. Plaisted sa
A band of music will assist at the
serenade to be rendered the Chief Ex-
eeutive of the nation and there will
undoubtedly be a large gathering of
people present to catch a glimpse of
the third President of the United States
ever received in Augusta.