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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23

meeting. and on his motion Mayor Ed
win l.. Russell was elected as chairman
Of the caucus. Charles .. Turner was
selected to act as secretary. and Hon.
O. b. ClasOn, George w. Gardiner ana
Haynes Wells We're appointed by the
Chair To constitute committee 10
count the ballots. The polls were
opened ut 1.35 o'clock and seven min
uteS later were declared closed after ali
in the hall. stairway and street had
been invited to cast Il vote. The COM
mitter found that 13l votes had beeh
cast, all Of them for Charles A. Knight,
and Mr.. Knight was then officially de-
clared nominated as Il candidate Tor
mayer at the city election To be htld
Monday, March 6.
Mayor Russell made brief address.
as did Mr.. Knight. Mr.. Knight APP
rear;.nce was greeted by burst OF
noisy welcome, and ut the conclusion Of
his snort address. in which he pledged
his best efforts should he be elected.
the applause was deafening.
At 1.55. or - minutes after the eau
Gus opened. the caucus was declared
luS,i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23
Toqus Temperance Union.

Notwithstanding the disappointment
in not having Mrs. l.. NJ. \. Stevens Of
Portland, present at the meeting of the
Lizzie H. Towie ToguS Christian Tenn
perunce Union. Tuesday evening. Il
very pleasant evening was passed. The
meeting WIS called to order by the
President. Mrs. TOW le. ana opened with
the usual devotional exercises. Chap
lain, Rev. Henry 5. Burrage offered
prayer. Miss lncz Hill presided ut the
organ. The opening remarks We're
made by the president. The usual in
vitation was given to any who wished
to sign tn" pledge. and one new mem
Der, George W. Nickerscn. was received
then followed :, solo by WW. II. Han
son With organ accompaniment: select
readings by til" chaplain. Miss Hill and
Miss alexander. Among the visitors
present were Mrs McAdanls and her
little daughter Grace Mrs. Williams
Mrs. Weston, Mrs. Haskell. Mrs. and
Miss alexander. Remalls for the good
of the order were made by O. H. Lang
ley, G. ". DaEee. Geo. r. Horne and
others. The attendance both among
the members. ana visitors is increasing
and it is hoped to see many more pres
tnt at the meeting next Tuesday Feb
IS al $50 p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23
Death of Mrs. n. NJ. Gould,

the death of Mrs. II. NJ. Cloud oc-
Cured, Wednesday morning, At her
home. corner of Central and Warren
streets She had been i'll for some time
and confined to her bed although a
change in her condition for the better
had been noticed within a week. She
suffered little pain and her death was
as child going to sleep.
Mrs. Gould was the daughter Of Ma
thaniel and Sarah Tead and was born
in Worcester, June %. 1929 She visited
Hallowell in 1861 and upon the death
of her husband i'm 81, came to this city
where she has since resided A sister
Mrs. Georgiana 5. Gould, died in De-
cember, 1908.
Mrs. Gould was a loveable woman
In her home life and in her great devo-
ton for her only son. the sweet and un-
selfish disposition was a sainly guide
and inspiration. Her friends found SOL
ace and comfort in her ministrations
in time of distress whether of soul @,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23

City Marshal Tluisted led handcuffed
boy OF a little under l.. years Of AZ
"ho was 10 be locked behind Ii = bars
preparatory 10 serving 4 Gve-year SEN
trnce in the Reform school 1T Cane
f.Iiz lbeth. The boys name is Fred
Roy. Although coming from parents
Who bear good names. he his given
them considerable trouble by his way
ward actions. Wednesday morning. he
vas brought befor" Judge shaw
'h'r&ed with = THEFT OF So which was
stolen from 4 lady who roomed IN the
same building with himself. lie had
been enjoying himself immensely for
tie past few days and. after dividing
the money With 4 few of MS friends
"ll hands proceeded 10 dispose If il ac-
t"rd;ng to their different desires. He
Will have plenty Of time ana occasion
to Learn that The way Of the trans
S.reSSor is hard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23

The horsemen will be out in force.
Saturday afternoon, to see the matched
race between Edith Wilkes and Tunis.
The races have heretofore been held
on day earlier in the week and some
times there has not been the attend
ance expected. owing to the inability of
many interested ones to leave work.
Saturday offers just the opportunity
for fresh air and recreation and the
sidelines at the track should be crowd
ed. Len Keen is the owner of Edith
Wilkes and the horse has a highly
creditable record. Tunis, owned by S.
I. Stilkey of Augusta, was the winner
in the matched race with Hal s.. owned
by {. y. Smith, last week, and was
until recently u Hallowell horse. Twen-
~ bushels of oats will bring out the
sreed and there will certainly be a
good crowd on hand to cheer the vic
tor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23
At Colby.

The Colby students enjoyed a Holt
DAY. Wednesday. owing to the fact that
ii was Washington's birthday.
The following members Of the Colby
basketball team sat for their photo
graphs AT Preble'S studio. "Wednesday:
Wiley. '0G, (caplainD Thompson. 'OI,
McNane. 'O7. Peterson, '07, Dewitt. 'o1,
Tribou. '0S. Tillon, '0S. Flood, '0S, Libby,
'0S. Morse. '01. Phinncy. '0S.
Nelson |. Mixer. '0S. passed Wash
ington's birthday at his home in West
raris.
The members Of the Zeta Psi fra
ternity will give their annual reception
and dance in Thayer hall, Thursday
evening. The OCCASION promises to be
4 highly successful one, as the prep
arations have been carefully made ana
are quite elaborate. The services OF
Pomroys orchestra have been secured
for concert while the reception is IN
progress and for the dancing TO FOL
low
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23
Funeral of Late Augustus Strickland.

The funeral of the last Augustus
Strickland was held. "Wednesday after
noon. Rev. ". Canham. pastor of the
Methodist church. ofticiatcd. There
were Il good number of sYmpatiiizina
fl lends and relatives present and
among the latter We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Vermont Luce OF Augusta; Eugene
Randall OF Augusta: Joseph +. Ran
dali of NaSs:Ilboro. Mrs. Charles Haley
of PittSfie1. Eastman Strickland of
Oakland, Mr.. ANA Mrs. George HUFF of
Oakland. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Tib-
belts of Farmingddle.
The service of odd Fellows by San
born Lodge followed the religious SER
Vice. The hearers from mat order We're
William }. Eodwell, Daniel Rrdd.
Charles II. clary ana Frank Faucet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23
Mr.. Taylor's Work.

Concerning Evangelist Taylor who is;
to be ordained next week, Evangelist
Hatch says:
There seems to he n great aston
ishment everywhere that Brother Tay-
Tor should accept a cal outside the
State and give up his evdngelistic
work in which God has so blessed his
labors in the past years. 1t seems sad
to lose such a cOnSecratcd. earnest,
wise, SOu-winner from Maine. 1t is
not natural. somehow. to realize the
value of such a man till he is gone
I;1it PrOthcr Taylor won't be idle; he
will have Il field of great opportunities
for soul winnig. If those who feel
that he is making n mistake had
prayed over It as much as we have T
am sure that they would feel that it is
all right. No two men ever worked
together with more devotion to each
other and to the cause, than we have
and | am sure that the thousands who
have seen us work together We're i'm
pressed with the way we We're always
possessed Of that David and Jonathan
like spirit. Our work has been blessed
together from the very first and this
last season together at Belfast. God is
Wonderfully blessing in the salvation of
precious souls. | feel with John the
Baptist of old: He must increase ana
must decrease by l trust that the dear
Lord has many Il field yet where He
would have me work and gather few
more sheavcs for His garner. No one
will miss Brother Taylor as | shall. but
am sure when God calls we had bet
ter all say. Amen"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23

Robert HOWkcr Of WimslOW. has beat
tie record for winter fishing rs far NY
IL" citizens Of these parts are con-
coir.cl. II will De- remembered that
few days ago h. went to Ellsworth to
\" some fishing i'll the fresh water Of
that locality. He returned. Wednesday,
hml ~ Il result eight trout and one
pickciel are on exhibition in one Of the
show Winders o. the hardware store
Of Hanson, W"bbtr & Durham Of the
city. The largest trout weighs three
pounds ana the Iickerel. 31a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23

The anniversary of the birth of
George Washington, was celebrated
with much enthusiasm in Gardiner yes
terday. The bells in some Ct the church
stecplps rang out in turoful peals In
the morning and at 10 o'clock a spec
ial service was held ut Christ church.
Rev. Robert w. Plant. the rector was
il: charge and the attendance was quite
large. The exercises We're appropriate
to the occasion. In the afternoon sever
al small parties wera given to break
the calm of the holiday Mrs. Frank
Maxcy gave n party at her home on
Pleasant street. The attendance was
very large and all enjoyed a season of
whist. Tea was served. and the decora-
tons were cherries and dimfnutive
natchets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23

The meeting of the KennebeC COun-
ty Rural Letter Carriers Association
WIS held in The Elmwood. Wednesday
afternoon. No business Of special pub
lie interest was transacted. the object
Of the meeting being simply to perfect
the organization which had been
formed some time ago. The association
is Of great significance rs it links the
rural letter carriers of this section of
the State to the other similar organ
izations throughout the country which
an sud to comprise together 3000o
men ami an equal number Of substi-
tutcs. The old board of officers was re-
elected rs follows President. +. q.
Hnmlin. Waterville. secretary. II. f.
burgess Of North Nassalboro: treasur-
81, J. w. Morrill, of Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23

Several horscmen noticed with a con
sidcra bic cCm,n'Ht, mare which wae
BEING driven before a mea. cart, We'd
rcsday afternoon. There is no reason t.
think that III animal is rot on til
streets every d2y. Int she is being
recognized, gradually as one which has
done the sporting wofli. as well as her
past owner. creditaDla amount Of
good. She is TIL Gam OF LeCna. mare
which was recently sold in Madison
square, New Yo k ior o,COi, ard which
has record Of 10. Her name is Mid
get" and il Wou!d lie we'll for any ore
Interested in such pieces OF horse flesh
To SGT a slight acquaintance with her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23
At THE ALLEYS.
Two Interesting Games Bowled.
Wednesday Night.

The bowling a. the Diamond alleys, last
night. was between Emerald ana Glen
wood ami Peavey co. co. and Gltnwood.
II is hard 70 say which set OF players
produces tho most sensational features.
The Peavey Clio. Co. team through he
splendid work oi Annis beat the tnurna-
meit record fer single string. Il total
Of 3o1 being the limit reached. Emerald
defeated the Rivervirw in two out of three
strings in most exciting cont, st and
one which did much credit 10 hoth sides
Peavey Clio. Co. defeated Glenwood in Il
surprising way considering the tourna-
mrrt records of the latter team ny win
ming ,hree straight frames.
m. S,nr,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23

At $40 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
an alarm for fire was sounded ON the
II. & W. mill whistle. A young woman
clerk employed i'll the office Of the Com
monwealth Shoe factory caused the
alarm to be sounded and for a short
time. excitement in the city was in
tense when it became noised about tina.
the shoe factory was in danger from
the flames. The tnraa hose companies
and hook and ladder responded to tho
alarm but when the ti3emen arrived. il
was found that the slight blaze, which
was confined to tho finishing room, had
been cxtinguishrd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23
Miss Adelaide +. Cooper.

The funeral Of Miss Adelaide F. Coop
er was held Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock from Christ church. The atten-
dance was quite large ANA there We're
a great number of beautiful Horal tri
butts. Rev. Robert w. Plant. rector of
the church conducted thu Impressive
ceremonies ard entCmbment was at
oak Grove cemetery. Tho bearers were
Mnssrs. Henry Richards, j. Walter
Robinson. Fred z. Bradstreet and Hen
~ Merriam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23

The people living on the rural routes
are experiencing some of the most I'M
satisfactory travelling for settled
sleighing. which they have had. per-
haps, for year. The STOW in all places
is deep. 1t has been becoming soft for
the PAST few days and the natural
clutches" which have been formed
throughout the winter have been con-
tinually deepening so that now, fast
travelling, as general thing is not on
~ annoying but impossible. The trad
ing in the city has "been on the bum''
TO use slang parlance. People are at a
Standstill in respect to making their
clothing purchases. There is always a
pause when the winter STYLES and
thickness begin to lose their attractions
and people arc yet reluctant to risk the
wearing of spring clothing. If we do
not lay the cause of the general dull
ness in trading circles to this fact, we
must blame the poor country roads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23

boJv She was a dear friend TO many
and Vas the bright and cheerful heart
in every time OF trouble
She is survived by one son. John k
Could. with the Augusta sale Deposit
and Trust Co, and the sincere sylnna
thy Of Il host of friends goes out TO him
in his great sorrow. The funeral will
b.. held, saturday afternoon. 1T
o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23

The gentlemen who are soon to form
an organization 20 be known as tho
"Gentlem,ns' Driving club" attempted
to get tCgethr", Tuesday night. but
that evening being also the date of thu
Republic an ward caucuSCs the business
of organization was postponed until
nest Monday evening. when the body
will meet for the purpose of forming
and Of adopting Appropriate bylaws. a
fHW Of the gent .'me1, however. found
it possible to get together and a COM
mittre consisting Of Il. r. JayneS, f.
l.. Cove. and \. Jolv was chosen to
rntifv all who may DC Interested Il
meet IT the abnv" mentioned time and
plIc". This movrmen5 is, no doubt, tn,
beginning of 4 lively Eitcrcst among
the horSemen Of the city and should
drawoat plenty Of promising enthusi-
aSfn.
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There We're 4 fow lively brushes on
silver street. "Wednesday afternoon.
aud Il goo number Of m II who took the
pains to walk dcWn III the direction Of
II" Speedway. were We'll rewarded by
hat they saw. Robert Clark was the re-
With 'Pres"eilc" 4 ina blcoded mare.
sired by Wilkes. and every one whose
opinion is worth quoting say that she
showed good evidence Cf her blood.
Ford burgess was up irrr! North Vas
sa!Eoro with Frank Clay" ard Guy
HunreS ~ Shawnut exhibited 'Stratr
Eellc" which has q record of 2.2014.
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Ladies Social Union Supper and Fair.

The Ladies' Social Union connected
with the Methodist church gave their
annual Washington's Birthday far IT
the vestry. Tuesday afternoon ana
evening. The tables were in charge OF
Mrs. +. 2. Libby. fancy articles; Mrs
Z. +. Moore, aprons; Mrs. Sedsiey'
candies. At 6 o'clock, a baked nean
super was served and the five taoies
were twice filled. The tables were ~
charge Of Misses Fannie Putnam, LII
liam ingham, I.ottie Edwards, Gertrude
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23

a wrccking train left Waterville
yard al 2.15. Wednesday afternoon. to
go to the assistance of Il Special which
met with an accident in Gardiner. \
car had left the irons ana had become
turned around TO such IN extent that
the tain was unable to be mO"cd
without outside help Train No. II WaA
- minutes late in Watervile, owing
to tins miShap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23

Considerable interest centcred about
= diver who LIED his Vocation in the
k"nnebec yesterday afternc on near the
base OF the big bridge spies. The man
arrived from Bath yesterday and has
b. on engaged to attend to the repairing
Of the water mains which run under the
liver from Gardiner 10 Randolph, and
which are reported 10 De in 4 leaky con-
clifton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-23
Alpha Council.

At the annual assembly of Alpha
Council. No. 3. Il. and :. W., which or-
CURED. last night, the following Off
GERS were elect I'd for the ensuing year:
T. |. NJ, Thomas II. BodGc; II. NJ. II.
T.. Dunack; i. &. w. Charles K. Ectch-
eli: treasurer. ChaS. *. Tilden; Rec, r.
". TAnd ..rSon; {. of c., g. y. Wight
G. of c., j. NJ. Arnold; SteWal q, Roy G..
Pearce; sentinel, Harvey X. Getchrll
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TIE ladies of the ola South church
Will give 4 Colonial party and social at
the residence of Mrs. ". G. Johnson on
Friday evening, February a4th. 1IuSi-
sandWiches hot chocolate and coffee.
ice-credm and cake. will be on sale. A
small admission fee will be charged.