Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-28
Matters Of Interest at
Down River Resorts.
Boothbay Baseball Team Wins
Over Topsham Nine.
Fogoy Weather Has Been Set back to
Fishermen-Arrivals at Menawarmet
House and Other Boothbay Harbor
Notes-PersonaIs from Capitol.

Boothbay IIarbor, Me-, July 81
(SpeciaD. The ball game, Tuesday.
between the Boothbay Iarbor team
and the team from Topsham proved
rather embarrassing as the home team
had everything its own way, winning
by score of "a to l. The day was
very foggy. and during the fourth and
fifth innings the fog shut in so thick
that the outficIcrs were scarcely vis-
able from the grandstand. Taking adj
vantage of this the Harbor team hit
high flies, running in nine scores in the
fourth, and seven in the sixth. This
put the game far beyond the reach of
the Topsham team. There was ii large
crowd present, and they were much
disappointed because the game was not
ht tier. There is much interest shown
and it is hoped that some good games
may be secured by the management.
The lineup of the teams were as fol-
lows: Roothbay. Cook, S. s.; Hilton, %
b.; McClare. G.; Clark. |. f.; Corey, Sd
b.; Bean, p; Warner. list b.; Perkins, r.
f.; Kcndrick, c. +. Topsham, Lcavitt,
C.; Cloud. c. f.; Jack. Sd b.; Written. S.
s.; Small, ID b.; Mccarthy, list b.; Pike,
|. f.; Rogers, D.; Curtis, r. t. :
Boothbay .......4 0 3 80 0 0 PA
Owing to the continued foggy
weather the fishermen have been I'M
able to do much lately, and there is a
great scarcity Of fish, particularly had
dock and halibut.
Several of the Boston Yacht Club
boats are still in the harbor waiting
for better weather.
The handsome steam yacht "Juanita"
of Boston, has been a visitor in the
harbor for several days.
'r'lfg rat6 arrivals st the Menawarnfc,
are: II. b. Richmond, Boston; Mrs NJ.
Graham. Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. +. a.
johnson, Bath: Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Wharf, Pennington; Mr.. and Mrs. S
" Ellis, Lynn. Mass; Miss Anita NJ.
Runnic, Newton, Mass; Miss Margaret
+. l.. Parker. Worcester. Mass; Miss
Anne e. Ellis, Lynn, Mass; Mr. Ernest
w. Brown, Boston; Shirley w. Oils,
PittsburE. Pa; Charles +. Morton
Lynn, Mass; Edward b. Merriman.
Boston; james Walker, Gardiner,
Nc; Mr.. J. +. Bacon. Cambridge,
Mass; Miss NJ. NJ. Chustie, Cambridge,
Mass: DIR. aud Mrs. +. W. Rafter ana
daughter, Gardiner, Me-
Those who have been passing their
weeks vacation at Capitol Island for
l,n 1.lI. f.Nyt Il.
embarrassing. as it has been foSgy
nearly a week now The wind is work
ing around. and we shall have fair
W Gather soon though.
Miss Florence Morrcll has returned
to Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gardiner have
returned home after u visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Freeman Pattcn
Miss MabeIlc Doughty of Brunswick
is spending Il weeks vacation at the
island.
Mrs. Frank c. Wise with daughters.
Hattie and Ella, and son Frank, are
passing two weeks vacation at the
Lash cottage.
5. W. Tarbox has arrived for the
summer.
DR.. and MIS-. *. W. Small of Rich
mond. have returned home for few
days.
A. c. Gaubcrt of Richmond, passed
Sunday on the island
Postmaster Libby of Gardiner, re-
turned home with his family, Monday
Miss Alice Clifford of Gardiner, ar
rived on the boat Wednesday noon.
Edward BOILER of Gardiner, is stay
Ing ut the island
Ernest Smith OF Worcester Mass.
is guest at the Richardson House.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 8. Ingham have re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford are staying on
the island.
Ernest Goodsrced of Randolph, is
Passing his vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Chandler and
daughter. Marie have returned to All
Ston, Mass.