Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-08
OUR SPORTSMEN
Just ReveIing in Their Good
Time at Kineo.
The Business Meeting A Hearing
List of Those Present.
Summary of the Athletic Sports Car
ried Out, Tuesday.

grumbling, this morning, because of the
muggy, disagreeable conditions which
prevailed. those who We're at kineo
with the Maine Sportsmen's Fish and
Game Association had no fault to find.
It was simply magniflcent-the very
kind which is always had when the
Sportsmen come to this delightful
Moosehead resort. The sun rose in all
Its splendor and aroused those who
were early risers and caused them to
be glad that they had come. To those
who had never seen kineo sunrise
1t was glorious spectacle and one
which will long be remembered; those
who had simply looked and saw some
thing which they had never before dis
covered to charm them and will go
home praising most loudly the delights
and beauties of the place.
| A stiff west wind was blowing, but it
did not become boisterous until along
toward noon and so did not interfere
with the sports. OF course the most
Important event in this line was the
lbatteau race between the Indian crew
from Graenville and the Kineo House
team, the former winning in II min
lutes and 50 seconds. The makeup of
1.-THE Indian crew was George Tomah.
captain; Lewis Bernard, stroke; Peter
Tomah, No 2; S. Cofini, No. 3; Frank
Tomah, bow. The Kineo crew was
Harry Johnson, captain; John Duset,
strOke; John Romeo, No. 2; Will Colder,
No. 3; Joe Ranglan, bow.
Two canoes appeared for the single
canoe race, which WAS won by David
Brown.
In the double canoe race Frank and
Peter Tomah won, Harry Johnson and
Lewis Rarbil being second.
! James Bartlett won the creased pole
contest and the sports Of the morning
were concluded.
The large arrivals by noon and even
ing boats. Monday, made the noted
| Kineo House gay with an enthusiastic
party of prominent men and women.
AS will be seen by the list of names,
Kineo never had so many or so promi-
ncnt men as on this occasion.
| In the evening, the association held
its meeting in the parlors of the hotel.
Manager Judkins. the president of the
|
Carleton made n fine and instructive
address.
| Hon. Henry o. Stanley, 35 years fish
and game commissioner, Hon. VIM.
TIngel, ex-Gov. Powers. Hon. J. F.
Sprague, Guide Harlow. Maj. V. w.
McFarlane were among the speakers.
Col. f. c. Harrington explained tina
the association simply presented the
Questions for discussion, relating to the
restriction of carrying firearms into
the woods in close time, and the kill
ling of more than one doe, and forbid
ding the killing of fawns, but did not
as an association pretend to adopt the
Involved. A discussion and thoughtful
consideration of these matters was
what the association desired, leaving
the future to settle the necessity for
such enactments.
| At o'clock q free excursion to the
State hatchery where 100000 fish are
Ibcing reared, was made.
| During the morning the fish and
game commissioners held a hearing on
Il petition to close Parlin stream. The
decision has not yet been announced.
| Those present are:
Fred S. Crosby. Bangor Me-; c. r.
Park. Boston, Mass; G. f. Littlefield,
Buffalo, n. Y; Hazel Houghton, Ban
gor, Me-; Miss Charlotte Halliburton,
Roxbury, Mass; Edwd. A. Pierce, New
York city: f.. A. Thompson, Dover,
Me: Mrs. II. NJ. Guernsey, Dover, Me-;
Miss Grace f. Warren, Dover, Me-:
Nh. and Mrs. G. II. Greeley, Bangor,
Me-; G. III. Powers, Bangor, Me-: AL
lbert Lewis Bangor, Me; Mrs. Herbert
l.. Jillson, Worcester, Mass; F. U.
Eames, Hartford. Conn; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Macdonald, Bangor, Me-; b. Fl.
Bristow Draper Hopedale. Mass; Col.
and Mrs. f. c. harrington, Augusta,
Me-; Mrs. Livingston, Augusta, Me-;
MARY Livingston, Augusta, Me; w. A.
Whiting, Winthrop, Me-; J. X. Man.
lining. Medford, Mass: Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel r. White. Bangor, Me-; Fl. NJ.
Palmer, Chicago; Fl. F.. Watkins. De-
ltroit Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Ross,
Boston. Mass: J. N. Sprague. Monsoon,
Me-: Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. G. Miner,
Boston, Mass; L. M. S. Miner, Boston,
Mass; Fayctte G. Dayton, Boston,
Mass; Miss Georgia NJ. Dunton, Au-
gusta Me-: Mrs L. F. Kicker. Augusta,
|
Mrs. l.. J. Winnis, Newport, Me-;
Philip NJ. Hayden, Augusta, Me-; Mrs.
c. A. Hayden, Augusta, Me-; Miss r.
10. Joyce, Lewiston. Me-: Laura F.
Smith, Lewiston, Me-; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank +. Guernsey, Dover, Me-; Fred
b. Desjardins. New York City; Sadie
n. esjardins, New York City; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank l.. Sealy and son, New
York: Emma G.. Morse. Augusta, Me-.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. p. Champlin, Portland,
Me-: Hon. Joseph A. Locke Portland:
III. A. Locke. Jr., Portland: Grace p.
Locke. Portland; Miss Myrtle Hodgdon,
Augusta; Miss Adelaide NJ. French,
Winthrop, Me-: Ethel Hodgkins, Els
worth. Me-; Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. GAN
nett, Augusta; the Misses Gannett.
Augusta; Hon. and Mrs. l.. T. Garlic
ton. Winthrop; Mrs. Ada l.. Merritt,
Bangor: Mrs. Thos. Carey, Bangor;
Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Atwood, Riddeford
Miss G. w. Hill. Biddeford; Mrs. Lucy