Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-08-26

leave Boston at S.35 this morning for
Lowell, where he will remain Is min
utes. Then ne will journey to Law
renee for stay of Is minutes His
next stopping place will be Haverhill,
where he will remain the same length
of time. In each of these MasSa-
chusetts cities he will make brief
speeches. At Has he will arrive in
Dover, N. H., and will be received there
by the officials of the city and by great
crowds of people. He will make a
short address.
At this point the presidential party
will be joined by Major General Au-
gustus B. Farnham, Col. Elliott C. Dill.
Col. f. 3. Sanger. and Lieut., Col.
Francis Keefe. representing Gov.
John F. Hill of Maine, who will escort
the party through the State.
At Old Orchard.
The first stop after crossing the
State line into Maine will be at Old
Orchard, where the train will arrive
at LIS p. NJ.
The committee of arrangements, of
which Congressman Amos L. Allen is
chairman. is composed of Prof. James
E. Chandler, Postmaster Mott E. Hill,
A Leon Jones, w. J. Ryan, James Ken
drick, Judge Frank H. Colley, H. A. G.
Milliken and Col. G. H. Prescott of
Biddeford.
AS soon as the train comes to a
standstill at the east end of the station,
! at the foot of Old Orchard street, the
band which has been engaged for the
occasion will render Hail to the
Chief" The committee of arrange
| ments, accompanied by few repre-
| sentative citizens of Saco and Bidde-
| ford will be escorted to the President
car. where they will be introduced to
President Roosevelt by Congressman
| Allen.
| Among those who will be invited to
| meet the President are Hon. Samuel l.
Lord. Judge II. H. Burbank and Chas
M. Moses of Saco, and Robert A. NC
Arthur and ex~Mayor Carlos A. Heard
of Biddeford AS the time will be lim-
tied but few will be given an oppor-
tunity to shake hands with the Presl'
dent.
After this part of the program is con
II cluded the chief of the nation will bt
1 escorted to the rear PLATFORM OF the
II priyate coach. where he Will be intro
l duced by Congressman Allen.
II AS the train will stop here only Y
H minutes the Presidents speech VII
necessarily be brief. 1t was decided
by the committee to have the speakins
II from the car platform, rather tnar
from a platform in some part OF th'
II town. The only suitable place was a.
Il the campground and that was 100 iai
II away. Congressman Charles T.. Little
II field and U. s. Senator Burnham' VINO
II will speak at the campground at inc
II Renublican mass meeting, will meet
II the President here.
H At Portland.
II The Presidents train will arrive al
II Portland at 2 o'clock, and VIII De re-
H ceived nv the following committee:
II Hon Frederic f. Boothby. mayor o.
II Portland: Hon. Thomas b. Reed, Hon
II VIM. l.. Putnam, Hon. Clarence Hale
| Hon Henry B. Cleaves, Clark Fl. Bar
II ,,er Hon. Charles NJ. Moses. Gen. }.
II C,bamherIain. George +. Evans. Hon
II ,.eorpe p Wescott, DR.. S. c. Gordon. f
III n winslow. Hon. F. N. Dow, Hon
George NJ. Seiders, Arthur K. Hunt
Arthur CHAPMAN. Hon. James +. Bax'
tor Hon. John w. Deering, Z. 3. win
slow Hon. Frederick ROBBIE. Hon
charles F. Libby. L. H. Cobb, Oscar X
wish Geo. 6. Rowell. Hon. NJ.
| Frank.
The President will be escorted to
iii ..a ~ Railway su where he Will b.
introduced by Mayor Boothby, and WI
resnond. A Presidential salute Will b
fred and the party will be taken on
drive over the city, returning to IN
residence of Hon. Thomas B. Reeo
where a brief stop will be made.
Hon VIM. P. Frye, acting Wee
President will join the party at PORT
land Congressman E. c. Burleigh a
Revision. The train will leave Port
/ land for Auburn and Lewiston at AS
At Auburn and tswiston!
: The Presidential party will reach tn
Maine Central station in Auburn a
5.45 o'clock this afternoon.
& salute of 81 guns will be fired fror
Auburn heights as the train draw
lin. The I'd Regt. Band will furnish mu
sic while the party is taking carriage
at the Auburn station.
The PROCESSION. headed by squad
= mounted police. will then proceed dow
| Court street. across the North bridg
nm Main street, Lewiston. to Lisbol
| TO Pine and to the Lewiston City parl
Immediately on arrival there Tn
President and his party will be escort
cd 70 a stand. where he will be intro
duced to the public by Mayor d.
| McGillicuddy of Lewiston. chalrma
of the committee of arrangements, an
will deliver a short address. After In
speech the party will return TO tr
carriages and be driven to the lowe