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Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
pITTSFIELD.
MAINE CENTRAL INSTITUTE.
The Entering Glass Is the Largest for
Ten Years.

Main" Central Institute has opened
with the largest number Of students
for 10 years. Students have come from
some n"w localities. A new depart
ment has been added, that of oratory.
An extra teacher mas been secured for
this ,Inr of work
All lines of school life Sedm imburd
with a new spirit and the best and
most successful wear in the history Of
the inSti' ution is eNI "ctci. The enter
ing class has been 50 largn il has been
difficult to find accommodations for
them. We hope to have new dormi-
tory for boys by the opening of the
next fail term.
The outlook for a football team
seems fairly good. we arr, without
several good men WHO gradulted. last
June, but some promising new ma
terial comes in with the freshman
class. Coach Ramsdell is getting the
team into shape as fast as possible.
Dr. +. j. THNlor ana Rev j. j. Hun
We're at ch"ltl exercises. Thursday
morning. The doctor led the dpyotions
| and Mr. Huh spoke to the students in
his interesting WHY. The students al
, ways ar" delighted with his visits.
| TIL" first social of the term. Friday
| evening. Ms largely attended anI the
I occasion WIS a most enjuyablr one
from t1'iuIin% ~ rnd. a good nun
Der 81 the old students were present
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
FREE THINKERS CONGRESS.
Decided to Hold Meeting at Paris ir
1905.

Rome. Sept. 23-The congress of Free
Thinkers, Friday. decided to meet in
Paris in 1905. ana in 1906. at Buenol
Ayres for North and South Americans,
and at Barcelona for Europeans. al
though the Spaniards in attendance at
the present congress express the fear
mat the Madrid government will forbid
tn" meeting.
Alter the adjournment Of the con-
gross the delegates formed in a pro-
cesSloh and marched to the monument
OF GiorlanC Bruno, the Dominican
monk who was burned by the inqui-
si'loh in 1860. and deposited wreaths
upon 1t in testimony of their feeling
ol lhtagonism to the Vatican. Several
Nlolent speeches were delivered, For
iiier Deputy Fournemont Of Belgium,
summing up as follows: "The Vatican
10 corpse; we are life
similar demonstrations were made
at the Janiculum monument to Carl
baldi ~
: said that the Pope is prepar-
II Ietter TO the. Catholic world pro-
ees'i''s against the congress as an Of
, - against his spiritual position as
head Of 30O,OOoOOO Catholics and and-
the Papacy. N''Neiioe u
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
SHERIFF LANG YIELDS.
viii Not Garry the Recount of Vote
Any Further.

Alfred IT, I.arl hIs decided To carry
the rccu:Int of Votes for sheriff in SOM
- set county no further 1t will hr
remembered that he was dt.frut,I for
this "th' f. hv cycle IL. smith "f Hart
land. by Il plurality OF - votes.
Th" Investigation by his attorney
ANA Mr. Smiths representative. has lri
hrth man to tn" cDncluslpu that. al-
ihbIlSn there Wtr'' errors IN TN. t-ri2ilI;tl
Returns. = Thorough recount would NOT
:.ltc: tn" result If tn. election. The
ballots III eight towns have. been re-
counted With tn" following results:
Mr. smith gains : ia NrW Portland. ,
in Sthr<s and in Arson. Mr.. Lang
gains in sSlnithticld. > iii M"aiS III ana
; ! IN SkrWi."1ln. making n all 4 gain
of - i"r Mr.. smith ana for Mr. Lang
BESIDES these, there are at uut L. votes
IN these eight towns claimed bv one
ci-lildate or tn Otner ana ,rnteste |
~ ms opponents. TIE b;.llu,+ Y ere.
i"-r"unted in New Portland Sturks,
Sinlthiield, Ansnn, Skew hogan. Mndr-
son. Mercer ANA Norridgtwrck. The
EirgeSt errors found We're in th,. DemC-
cratic tow. Of New I'Drtl:Iud
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
THE ONTARIO LEGISLATURE
Is Mixed Up in Most Peculiar ano
Unsatisfactory Way.

Toronto, Ont. Sept. 23.-Hon. E. j.
Davis, commissioner of crown lands
and a member of Ontario Legislature,
has been unseated as a result of a petit
tion against his return for North York
at the bye election in Feb, 1903 This
leaves the government without ma
jority on the floor The Speaker. how
ever has the privilege of casting a
vote in case Of a tie.
The provincial Legislature stands, to-
day: Liberals. AZ; Conservatives, AZ;
the Speaker, 1: vacant, 3.
1t is expected that the lieutenant
governor will exercise his prerogative
and dissolve the House, or that Pre-
mier Ross will go to the country vol
unfairly.
There are still three seats protested:
North Gray and North Norfolk. held by
Liberals: and North Renfrew, by Con-
servative.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
WOMEN'S CLUBS,
Final Session of State Federation at
Bar Harbor.

Bar Harhor. Ne. Sent 23-Thc final
session of the State Federation OF Wo-
mans Clubs. today. was devoted t. a dis
cnssion of forestry. Miss Louis" II. CO.
burn of Skowhegan. presided and the 9TH
er speakers Were Miss Elijah, h IS. Hobbs
and Mrs. Grace II. Thompson or Hangor.
Mrs. Bradbury Of Dexter. the nccrnlogist
reported 81 deaths. Mrs. George a. Frye
or Portland. who was the originator OF
the Maine Federation. was elect II presi-
dent
The other officers el"ctr! woe: Vice
president. Mrs. Moses BuTpcc. fioulton:
recording secretary. Ms. r." e. John
son. Gorham: treasurer. NJ -. l. W Now
er Waterville. Chairmen Of sta ndlng com
mlttees: Education Mrs. Charles r.
tlagg, Portland; reciprocity. Mrs. Fred
erfck Jones Portland: arts and crafts
Mrs Everett J. Thompson. Portland; for
estry. Mrs. Il. p Viles. Skowhegan: nom
Houghton. Portland. The convention ad-
journed at noon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Thn he@yy frost of Friday morning
was certainly L scOrcher 50 far as the
crops of this vicinity and Somerset
county III general are concerned. Corn
that had not already teen Killed saw
its end, Friday. The damage to this
crop is not large, however, rs nearly
al the corn intended for the market
mas been harvested. The chief cause
for alarm come; from the orchards
The apples on low lands were materi-
ally damaged. while tie high land or
cnardS cid not suffer 70 the same -X-
tent Many of the farmers believe that
if We hn ~ no NOR. fro1tS nor too warm
weather for the next few days. Il large
T"r cent. Of the apples will come out
all right. The th"rmun-ter registered
"A l"gr.'"S above zero III the morning.
Will" in Madison the mercury touched
-. The r..purtS come from up-cOuntrv
towns tli"t III places the Thermometer
went as low uS -U
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
AT BANQUET BOARD.
Cincinnati Man Dies Shortly After
Responding to Toast.

Frontenac. n. Y, Sept. Cat the ban
Gnet of members of the Western Union of
Fire Underwriters. Thursday night II
nj. Magdll of Cincinnati. while responding
to toast celebrating the 18th anniversary
Of the organization, fell forward and died
soon afterwards.
Mr.. Magill was reviewing the careers
Of the presidents of the organization and
had just closed humorous reference to
himself as past president when he ex-
pressed his good wishes for the health
and long life of his associates and friends
The steamship Barkta has reached
Liverpool with a cargo Of cotton from
the new West African fields.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
At OLD SAUGUS.
Unreasonable Cold Weather Did Not
Prevent Good Sport.
,,, Mass. Sept. 23.-UnseasC

saugus. Mass. Sept. 23.-Unseason-
able cold weather dit not prevent s gooa
sport at the old saugus track, today %
tha 921 pace being especially well con-
tastad The event was won by Chier
Wilkie. much to the surprise of the
+a1ent The Judges We're not satisfied
,,,itb the driving in the early heats ana
after warning Burns substituted liter
.oh;nd Little Rube after the second
t,eat Before the final Noble was taken
nut and Yapp put up behind c. o. d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
COURT AT SKOWHEGAN.
Twenty Indictments Found BY the
Grand Jury in Somerset.

The grand irIy came in. Friday. with
ABOUT 20 indictments. only Ven are
made public as Yet. as follows: Lester
Fish, thrp" indictments for larceny .lnI
ne ftr burglary; Ralph +. Russell, two
i"r burglary; Philip Vigue, one inii.t-
'n"nt for larceny. Tie remainder Of
the cases will be made public, Satur-
NAN, MitHnlt -lnunt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
AT ROCHESTER, N. H.
Four Good Events at the Closing Day
Of the State Fair.

Rochester, n. H., Sept. 22.-The
Rochester fair closed. today. with four
good races. Frank Yoakum took the
free -fOr-all pace rather easily in
straight heats. The 2.25 pace was VOL
by Lamchow, who, however. was hard
pushed in the first and second heats
hy Frank Logan Seven heats were
required to decide the 2.25 trOtting
eN ent, the best contest of the day.
Susie Fox Won the 2.l9 trot easily after
losing the opening heat. The sum-
marieS:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
IN BANGOR VICINITY.
Practically No Damage Done to the
Orchards.

Bangor, Me. Sept. 23.-Practically no
damage was cone to the orchards in Ban
gor and vicinity by the heavy frost of
Thursday night and the night before. In
fact, apple growers contend that the fruit
will sand quite severe frosts without be-
ing affected in the least, and those who
own large orchards in speaking of the
heavy frosts this morning. paid no atten-
ton to any damage done the fruit that is
still unpicked.
In this vicinity squash and pumpkin
vines were seriously nipped. but the sweet
corn crop is pretty well gathered and
out of the way of harm from the frosts
and the loss in consequence will be very
small
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
APPLES DAMAGED.
ice Was Half an Inch Thick at
Houlton.

Houlton. Me, Sept 23.-Ice was formed
half an inch thick in low places by the
cold weather. the past two nights. the
temperature being below the freezing
point both nights. Potatoes in this sec
ton We're not injured. and only apples
he ground were damaged
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

A party of Workmtn employed in
putting up some ShaftngS at the Oak
land WOODEN mill narrowly escaped in
JuricS, Thursday afternoon. The men
W're standing on a staging when it
broke letting them fail to the floor be-
low. Fortunately none of them were
hurt ANA resumed their work in short
time
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
Immense Damage Around Madison.

damage to apple orchards in this vi
cinity was caused by the frost and in
tense cold. last night. The thermOm-
eter fell to 2, degrees here. Apples
were frozen on the trees.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

csted to lelrn that the recent accident
resulting from tile explosion of dyna-
mite in Melrose, Mass. occurred nearly
in front of the home of Mrs. Anna
Maddocks Marshall. The glass was
ell. or nearly all, broken from every
window in tn" house. but no injuries
were sustained BY The inmates.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Many Were panied to learn Of the ac-
'i"'Wi which occurred at NJ, lroSc, Mass,
on N"dnes'!ay. when Mr.. ana Ms. I'd
Nard II Haynes and son Were killed. Mrs
'''Hh'N was Il niece OF Preston Emery OF
'hiS town, and they We're just returning
from a days visit 10 MI. and Mrs u. W
Allen i'll li"<ton. Mis-. Ilaynrs also being
niece "i Ms. Allen. They were withi,
Very short disti,nce Of their home
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
"kInc JoliItv-"

The following i the cast that has been
ann"Inc'd for I'll" opera king .Ioility. g
which will be presented under th,. aus
pic"S OF tn" University society at Union
hlll, Sept. 2N. = ana ~ rn, cast:
KING Jolity. james Daily Jr
Princess ls<uroy, Mis- IVA ;nssIyr
Primo" EtaUtO. i,,h,
l"lp and Dodo. Kings couueilInr.s.
Gordon Wayne 81 ana John Daily
Prof. BurlrSkc. /; W'oIe.
Capt Wartogu. Geo. Cunningham m
Sapi MoSiShi. Miss Claudia Priest
N"'h"nS, Miss Agnes Smith
Pag,s to King Jrllity.
Hazel Rhoades. Agnes Parks
King T5obotuS. + \ shaw
Princess Furthermore.
Miss Claudia Priest
Frank Walls. l.. T.. Graves
Ch!I- tatt"rlrNS James Daily ST..
Quito. Choppn. Kings hcadsm.n
]. II, MIcfatlane. {. Nj. Barbour
fahtt' Miss Katie Daily
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

parted. yesterday. on business trip
through TIE Western states. They Will
first visit Aberdeen, s d.. where they
hold an interest in a large ranch.
Later they will 80 to Kansas City and
other Western points.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Shipments of anthracite coal from the
mines in the month of May aggregated
52S5.e79 tons. which is larger than in any
month ever reported. except April Of this
moy ernent does not include the usual vol
ume Of shipments by lake as lake naviga--
ton Is largely suspended on account Of
the strike, and the demand is still great.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
GARDINER.
500 REWARD
For Incendiaries in the
Recent Coliseum Fire.
Prompt Work in Cleaning Up
the Debris on the Ground.
A Subscription Being Raised to Assist
J. T. Gilson.

A meeting of the directors of the
Eoard of Trade was held at the City
building. Friday evening, called prin-
Cipally to settle several matters in
connection with the burning of the
Coliseum, which was the property of
the Board Of Trade.
The meeting was presided over by
Pres. George w. HeseIton and among
those present were Sec. Charles A.
Knight. Mayor f. l.. Russell. Frederick
s. Smith. Ammi Davenport. Sidney G..
Decker. G. d. Libby, Freeman Patten.
James Walker. Edwin s. Lincoln. Err
nest w. Morrell, DR.. G. ;. ia kson. DR..
G. r. Rragdon, D. F. Danforth, H. NJ.
LaWton and l.. p. Peaslee.
The first transaction was the vote of
the directors to authorize the treasurer
to buy the m Drtgage out~trnding on thh
shoe factory building. This mortgage
amounts to $1,000.
The matter Of the fire in the Coliseum
then held the attention of the body
and the first action i'm rngard t" it was
the vote instructing the tr"aSufe to
make a trade fOr the collection and
sale of the iron and mer, hantable ma
terial that is now in the ruins of the
Coliseum md also to contract for the
clearing away of The refuse Of the fire.
At this point discussion Of the SlI@-
picion of the origin of the fire at tn" Coli
scum being inoendiary was held. and the
talk ended in the vote Of the body to Of
fer re ward Of 500 payable 20 any party
| nr parties who will convict the party OF
! parties Of setting either tire Ghc Win
| gate harnor the ColSeumD Tuesday night
Another feature of tn" evenings bust
ness was the appointment of a commit
| tee cf three. consisting of Mcs.rs. Patten
jackson and Murrcl, TO pass sub
J Scliminn paper for a gift to J. T. ellison.
Who's loss in the fire. TIL, sday night, was
| not covered hy insurance"
| The meeting was then adjourned.
| Mr. Cochranr was in Gardiner today.
! tie saws every piece of scenery aud COS
| tune Tor the First Crusade was in til"
| Coliseum excepting ~ cuStumns that
| happened t. ~ kept back in Lewiston.
| He wuS in luck in one respect. for he re-
! ccivcd a policy for $lan insurluc, on the
outtit that came to HIM 10y the mail tn.
| very night the goods were burned. That
! he s;yS, will about pay for ih, material
= and the labor H. hired in making them
! He is not discouraged. and Siye ~ will
20 at it again and have another outfit
| ready. and put the piece on, next tail
/ instead of this.-Rcporter-J nurndl. Sept
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Thursday night was record breaker
in this section for the time of wear.
Heavy fr"sts prevailed. while from
parts Of the town ice is reported and
apples froZe on the trees.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
new RECORD.
Prince Alert, '2.03 1-2,
On HaIf-miIe Track.
Favorites Stand No Show in
Grand Circuit at Columbus.
Four Good Races in Rochester N. 4.
on Friday.

Allentown, Pa. Sept 23.-Prince
Alert. today, established new half
mile track record by pacing without a
skip. mile i'll .O3l2, without a wind
shield, 1T the Allentown fair races H..
made the same time at Bethlehem p,
On Sept. 3, last year, but a shield WAS
then used to achieve it. His time hv
quarters was: 29h. LOO, l.3I. 2O31h
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
DEPTH OF INCH
Eu. Potatoes Only Slightly Damaged
at Fort Fairfield.

Fort Fairfield, Me, Sept. 23.-The heavy
frost. this morning. penetrated the ground
to the depth of an inch or more. Pota-
toes We're only slightly damaged and the
orchards are not affected.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Frank Maines. who recently UNDER
went Il surgical operation at the Cen
tai Maine hospital at Lewiston. and
who's" recovery seemed doubtful is re-
ported! to be in Il more comforta bla CON
dition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Mr.. ana Mrs. Asher Davis Of Solon
ana Mr. ana Mrs. Ernest Sterling Of
'arratunk. have been visiting at tha
home of Lawrence Livingstone.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Knauff of Wa
terVillc, and Mrs. ]. Howard Sullivan
OF Brighton, Mass, We're guests. Fri
day, of Mrs. Il. y. Marshall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
Favorites Fail to Land Single Race
at Columbus, Ohio,

Coiu:nDuS, o., Sept. 23-Fayorites
We're overthrown in the last DAVIS races
of the Columbus Grand Circuit rneatina
In the 2.0S pace, unfinished. from
Thursday, Larrie Ginter sold even with
the field, but Geers whipped King Di-
rect to victory. LacOnda and Harold
II. were equally favored in the 2.J4
pace. Nathan Strauss won in STRAIGHT
heats with Laconda hanging at his
wheel all the time. Angola, the crack
Western trotter was picked to win the
200 trOt and She took the first heat
handily. She went wrong i'm the sec.
Ond heat which was characterized by
Snyder McGregOr winning the mile in
2.07H. The McGregoi horse would not
trOt in the final heat, which was won
by Jim Ferry. 1t tool the Judges to
separate him, The Roman and Ida
IiighwOnd.
Wild Brine. Jr., won the last three
heats of the 213 pace. He was the
second choice, Rosewood being the fa-
vOrte. In the third heat Non ~ and
Lady Bellbrook finished ahead of Wild
BrinO. Jr., but We're set back for a
break at the Wire The mile was made
in 200 but no time was given out on
account of heat award being made to
third rorse.
In the POS class. pacing: purse
$4,000 concluded. King Direct won two
heats, today. taking the race; Black
Pet, second; Larrie Giilter. third. Best
time, 2.07a4. The summaries:
2O4 PACING, PURSE s1I0o-EACH HEAT
RACE.
Nathan Strauss. b CThomas)......1 l l
Iaconda. b h tSnoW). W)..................2 .
Gallagher b z Dames). 8 4
Little Squaw, blk m (Ceiderburg). - 5
John NJ. br (Spear). ) )
Harold H.. b g McMahon). )...........6 6 dr.
Tine. 2OA4 2O5l4 2N5A
2O9 CLASS. TROTTING. PURSE $500
EACH HEAT A RACE.
Jim Ferry, < Wright. D.......2 /
Agniola. j m (Amesl l........ ..............1 3 :
Snyder McGregor, oh e Benyom...7 ] 8
The Roman, b g (Snow). 5 :
Ida Highwood b m (Spear). Z 8
Palm Leaf. b (McCarthy)... 6 5
Marian Wilkes. b m McDonalO.....S I
Tuna b m OeRyder). r)..................5 6
Time, 2.OSl2. @.07A. 30.
2.19 CLASS. PACING, PURSE $1,000.
Wild Brino Jr., b h Bed
ford) ........ ..;.......;::.......g ; ! l
Lady Bellbrook. br m (king)...1 | ,
Don n, ro (Valentine)...... 10 I 8
Billy j.. b g (Steffee). 4
Albrino, b h Porter. r...........2 ! )
Iiddite. b m u. Wilson,. .....1O 9 8 5
William NJ. b g Mccarthy. IL dr.
Online. Jr. blk GHaywood.. g ! DIR
Master Boy. b & CMcMahom. rs ds
Marguerite W.. b m tSnowl.. . s 10 DIR
Rosewood. Oh m fMerriheldD. 3 ds
Time. aoi.. 21css. -. ?1l94, 21r2.
NO time given in third heat.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Mrs. Dora Merrow, who recent,v
moved from Norridgewock to tbis
place. has entered the employ Of the
Mcss;rlolskee Clothing Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Mr.. ana Mrs. VIM. Lamson. who
have been visiting at the homo of h..r
brother, J. II. Morse, returned Eriaa,.
to BridSeWater Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Mr.. ana Mrs. Samuel Allen returned
yesterday, to their home in Norridga,
Wock. after few days visit with th,;,
/ son, &. l.. Allen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

2.2l CLASS. PACING. PURSE $500.
Chief Wilkie. b 6 (Gillies). ......4 I
Little Rube, b CBurns-Trer).. > , 4
Corona. ch m (MarSton). ..........2 : 3 .
{. o. d: ch (NobleYapE)......3 > )
Count nOrsey. e Dore). 8
Bennie Lucy. b m Dexter).. 4 4 .
Time. 2.16A. 2l6l.. 2.14A. 2.1r4.
213 CLASS, PACING, PURSE 5000
Judge. b tStahD. l
Jim Kyle. b h (Nuckols) > ,
Roberts Own. blk (Acker) 2 3 3
Walker Wilkes. b G tBurns}. 1
Time, 21424, 2.lS,A. 212la.
30 CLASS. TROTTING. PURSE 5000.
Harry johnson. ch (Swan)...1 s 3 1
Trilby Nutwood, ch m (Stan-
Baron Patch, b & Yapp)......5 , &
Del Norris Lad. ch (Matthi-
SOM .......................... 4 6 6 5
Oakland Belle, blk m (Rath-
puHJ -....................t Il s
Dick Brino. blk & CDore). s 4
Florence c.. CHI m (O'NeilD....7 ) 8
Belle, blk m Kinney. y)........S I ) Z
Tine. 2.204. 21g14. lisa. 2.1Si4. 2.l9i4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Mahley Davis has returned to Bos-
ION. AFTER passing a number of weeks
with MS SISTER, Mrs. Alfred Perrin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Mrs. Sewell Stamford and children
OF Providence. r. l., are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. p Cum-
mings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Among the members reporting for
duty. Friday, from furlough to Mas
sachusetts points, We're Charles W.
Roundett from Newburyport. William
Pratt from Lynn. and Ira j. Osborne
from Hyde Park.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

'''';'d. III" Young sor "f Mr.. and Mrs.
! II =, Bragg, is still very i'll DIS
liiI Ani i;"grr Of Waterville, were in
t"!.' ilt.tti"'l. Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Ballard of
Boston, were calling on friends in
camp. Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

ms nome IN Readfield, after passing a
Few days with friends here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
FAIRFIELD.

Mrs li'rltio Bates of Watervillc. and
r'~'''. Ms W"hb Of Portland. were call
nE "n friends here. Friday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Ml~ liinrs krmick wlto has hnen
NJ iIn1 'i,'tGs in Brunswick fur several
N',N- raSi returned home. Thursday
t..ht.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
NATIONAL HOME.

Robert Black Of d Co, reported for
duty. from furlough. Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Frederick Simmons arrived home.
Friday, from furluush to New York
City.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

George E. Blackington, who has been
for long time on furlough to Rock
land. returned, Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

It2'.t johnson was the favorite for
IN 20 trotting event and finally won
-''- nut not until IL; hackers were
.ri diSheartened. The Judge won
- i pacing event. with something
TO spare. The summaries:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

ooo ou.'al',a mas ordered from Krupp
cost S5,GO0,OOO. e1hs' Aiey w"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Patrick Walsh has returned to camp
form furiough to Providence, X. l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
SkOINHEGAN.

= II. smith of Portland. was call
-"s oh hlendS in town, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

"e"rEe Cayouettc was taken to the
'e'S hospital at Lewiston. Friday,
''' al operation for appendicitis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24
OAKLAND.

John Hetherington and Fred Lyford
have entered Colby.
MISS Athlea Conforth has gone for a
priei stay at her home in Unity.
ReN. u. +. Manter has returned from
an extended trip through the West.
MIS-. Mary Hallett is in Alton, n. H.,
the guest of her niece, Mrs. Frank
Gleason.
o,Eue F"isom returned, yesterday,
10 New YORK City, after an extended
visit at his home in town
george Guptill returned, Friday, to
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

Ai"n2o p. Merrill has returned from
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-09-24

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