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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-20

Victor I spar u Randolph, secretary
Of the state cattle commission, states that
there are sbou, 400 900 cows In Vermt nj,
vet he believe. Il Nil b. possible to ,xter.
inmate tuberculo,i, II the owners Of the
csttls viii interest themselves Ia the mat
Ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-20
AN INCH OF TRUTH

Dr.. David Kennedy new medicine. Gal
cnrs Solvent, has been sncoes.ful 10 cases
ehicb have bsfii I'd good doctors: and Whist
II has done il may be trusted TO do sesin
Whelher your trouble be scute or chronic
che result will be the same; ONLY 10 old
Gases you mnss be faithful snd patient.
For foil 10 'o-mst'nn and free ssmple bot
tie sise to the O.l.ouis Company, Ron
doot. N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-20

lam ~ certain ~ now I've, Gays Mr.. C.
Z Bartholomew Ksllasla, Mich, tina, DR..
David K.rns dy', Fsyoiiir u medy, Of X L.
dout. n. Y tsysd my e .h,n WAS 3
victim Of that terrible difotcer-- BTizht's
disease Ny son hsd a f,yer sore on his
Iea be too ustd fsfoii'e Rsmedy ard 10
Row vcl. All tiugsss sl Co; 6 bottles
ssf0
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-20
FR,GurrrI SUFFERING RELIEVED

FNbHTFI EIFFEKINd NELIEN I'D
Suffering frIghtfully from the virulent
poisons OF undigesi food, c G. Graysop,
Of Luis, Miss. took DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, with the result," he writes, "that
was cured" All stomach and bowel dis.
orders give way to their tonic, laxative pro.
perties. Is, at Hard's and j. WhIpples'-
drug stores, guaranteed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-20
COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE.

" Estsis Of JtIiA HosaHp
The undersigped, having befl appointed BY
the Hon, Probate Court for the Dlsiiict VI MAI
chester commiss.onars, 10 receive, eIsEsine and
.diust ali claims aud demands OF al persons
inst the estate OF
yulla nowsra, late Of Dorset.
deceased. aud ali claims eIhibstsd ~ trsst
thereto. hereby give noties that ~ sili meet
for tbs pprposss aforesaid 81 lhs siots
% II A. Bfopty IN East Dorset o.. the
lith day os rstismbsr 1865. from Que
O'clock y. n. until tour O'Clock =. y. on
said day ADD that els montbs from the
lish DAY u March 4. u. 1856, 10 the time
limited BY said Court for raid creditors 70 pre-.
sspt lhsii claims 10 as for EXAMINATION and
Allowance
Dated al Manchester, this 18th d., Of March
A u. 1865. -
Nh B. AhEs,
George C. Bissss, Administrators. DsEby. w..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-20

We. the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a 50-cent bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II it fails
to cure your cough or cold. We also guar.
sntee % cent bottle to prove ssti sfacto
or money refunded.
A II. PETTIBoNE, II A. BgoPHY,
I'M. ARMSTRONG, E.O. ADAMS,
Il O ADAMS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-20

The youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Winfield Scott Of Csmbride narrowly es.
capped death recently. She ate several heart
tablets which her mother uses. Medical
aid was called at once and the child is now
out Of danger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-20

IL w.shington eoun;y e0urt La lag
isham appeared, having befr arrested Oh =
beach warrant by shes q v. II. Tracy At 81
Gesrgs. he xss feed sio'o and costs for
legally thso,inz desr. He bad teen re-
leased on bal trI hss ,tippea.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE


Ts'sts Of Ia Rer touEs
The undersigned, hs,lng been sppoln I'd l.,
tho Hon. Probate Court Ton the nistrict 81 Wan.
chester Commissioners, 10 receive. examine
and aajasi al claims and demands Of all per.
cons az sinst the estate OF
lie hoy b0pih s'e o. rofsot
Ia sAid District deceased and all claims exhibit
ed in Offset thereto. hereby give notice that ss
Will meet for the purposes Aforesaid ~
tho residence Of Geo Initle IN Past Dorset
on the sna day 81 Cclah'r 1905, from
too O'Clock Pm until four O'Clock y n on ssid
day. and that siI months from the Sls de-,
Of March A. D. 1893. 10 the time limited by
raid Court for said creditors 10 present then
claims 20 Ne for examination aud allowance.
Dated ~ Doue, this 3lst day Of March
A. ID 1905.
orc N WALL. comr's
Geo N. Tut'le. Administrator, fAa Dorse,
Vermont hssw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-20
Work /. ,bou, 10 be begun 4. he rev

Work 10 about 10 be begun AZ The lev
yellow oehie tslatl'thmtnt Of n. r. Cush.
man At Bennington Tor The ,pfina and sum
mer. The possr will be electricity,
and ali he dr,ingoi hs ochre will be by
rapid curFerts Of air. TIE works are ii.U.
ated 10 the eastern par, u the town alorg
the foothills q Bald mountain, and In the
eourss 81 b dspos,s Of oehf- that have
been wJlk d bs d ief,nt pro, for ever
100 yeArs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-20
I COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I
Estate OF JEssIE N. HAnp
The undersigned, having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man.
chester Commissioners, to receive Examine and
adj usi all eisiu,A and demands Of all persons
against the estate OF
Jesse N. Had late Of Manchester
In said district deceased. and all claims exhibit
ed In ohsei thereto hereby give notice that VT
will NEE for the purposes aforesaid At ,hs Drug
Store q the late J N Hard in Manchester Vii.
lsgs on the I'd day Of October 1905 from two
O'Clock p, N. unit four O'Clock N. on sand day
and that six month"; from the 9lst day oil
March A. d. 1905 10 the tire limited by raid
Court TO- said creditors to ~ sent thoii
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Manchester This 3ist day OF March
D. 1905.
GEO. L IoWsLRY oom,r,
X q 0hyl5.
kLzi ]. Hard. freoutriI. Msncheser, Yer.
mont 5,iw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-20
B A N N Err SAVE
tho most healing ssIve In tho world.
pATRICK McBRIDE,s. Fsr.rr.
[ COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

I Om NOIIUF.
" Estate Of EsAsTus HoBghTs.
Tho undsrsigDsd, having been sppointsd BY
the Ron. Probate Court. for this District Of " an.
chester Commissioners 10 reeeiys, exsmiDs sDd
adjust all claims and dtmands of all persons
against the estate 81
EIsstns Roberts late u Rupert.
in said District deceased and all claims exhibit.
ed 10 ofset thereto, hereby give nstics hat We
viii meet for The purposes sforssaid II the Office
~ Guild 4 Roberts In Tbs village u Rupert on
the 9th day Of 81 stemtcr 1905, iron oDs o'clock
u until four L'elock " n GA ssn day and
hat siI month. from The 9Th Gay u March
a 1908. 10 the tins limited By said Cour for
said creditors 70 present their claims 70 10 fof
EXAMINATION and allowances.
Dstsd st hupat this sih day q March
4, y, 1905.
ELoE q FONDA c.,u.,.
cHAr. n, SHERMAN, "" ~
M,f5n Y Roberts. Administrator, heper, W.,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-20

Claude II. Burt was arrested by Can Q
warden Harry Chase OF Bennington lat
sttf for keeping dog which chased deer.
A buck was found nearly dead and has sir &C
did. II Ia said that other dogs were ALTO
10 the chase but Burt's was The only ore
recognized. He WAS naed 81 and cos,
amounting to s2j2e.
ARLINGTON.
The cold weather OF the past few day
has put oii the spring work.
The Troy Conference has assigned Rev.
n. b. Harris TO Arlington spI SYNDICATE.
Bert ]. Moore has purchased span OF
tories Of the Fuller Lunbe Co. Of Man
ebos,er.
Clark }. Williams former well-known
resldsn, Of this village, died at bis home In
Greenwich, y. y last Thursday and the
in,crmcn, was 10 the Sunderland cen etery.
He had been In poor health for feveral
years.
Mrs. Cohroy, q widow lady, dropped
dead lear the Arlington House while re-
turning home from church Sunday, from
hear, disease. She met Mr.. Dunton and
complained Of feeling unwell and AL ed him
90 take her home. While turning bis team
around she fell ard died immediately. She
leaves ibne sons, John, who IL 10 uliness
here, james, Who works Ia Proctor Ard
Martha who hss gone 10 Minnesota for his
heslih. ard one daughter VITO 10 1t lone
here.
SYNDICATE.
Mrs. william Cheilis Il VERY low with
no hopei Of her recovery.
Clark Bsmiiion made basisus trip TO
Salem, n. Y ihis wek.
--Mrs. Clark Hamilton 10 10 Manchester
with Ter daughter foi few eays
school 10 clilrlei Ne. 7, commenced
Apiil l7lh with Mi. Mary c. Yowe Of
wohsru, MAS. ~ teacher.
Died q, her bone In SYNDICATE, April
ION Mrs, julia Hard, aged "a years. The
funeral WAS b. IA q. the Methodist churxh
April i9lh. She ~ks the wife o, The late
se.son Hurd atd was = life ons ressder,
here. she bad been In feeble health fer
acme llnse ard will be greatly missed ~
chs Always had pleasant word for oil and
wss loved ard much rejected by Al who
ktes Der.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24
ANOTHER MASS MEETING
To Be Held, May 8, Regarding Lock
wood Cos. Valuation.

a special meeting of the municipal
officers of Waterville was held in the
iidermen's rooms at City hall. Sat
urday night. the purpose of which was
to consider the petition which has been
accessible to the citizens for signature
during Friday and Saturday, in four
dillerent offices of the city, relating
to the holding of another mass meet
lrg OF the citizens IN which should be
rcconsldered the question of the Lock-
wood taxation. In the short space of
ulne above mentioned. total of 312
names have been signed without an,
special solicitation on the part of
ttose principally interested. The pc
ton reads as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and AL
dermen OF the city of Waterville: We
the undersigned qualified voters. be-
leving that the action taken at the
meeting held in the City Opera house,
April 10, 1905. did not fairly represer
the sentiment of the people of Water
Nilie ana wishing that so important
matter should be more carefully con
sioered, respectfully petition your
honorable BoGy 10 call general meet
ing or the citizens qualified to vote
IN municipal affairs. to see if they viii
resclnd the vote cast at said meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24
Death of Mrs. Martha w. Snow.

Mrs. Martha w, Wifn oe William NJ
Snoy. died at Arlington Mass, Friday,
after ar illness OF several months The
funeral occurred at Arlington. Sunday.
and the remains will arrive in HALO
well for burial on the o.29 train. today.
Mrs Snow was native of Pittston,
now Randolph. and WAS the daughto!'
If Dr.. Dow, orc of the woll-knOwn old
time doctors Of that section. She was
mnriicG to William Snow. son of the
late Mrs. Mary g. SNOW of Hallowell,
in early Cirlhood and Tie greater part
Of their happy married life was passed
in Chelsea, SomCrvil,,A and Arlington.
Mass.
She early embraced The Congregations
N faith and throughout her whole life
was deeply Interested in all forms of
practical Christian work She was a
leader in mission work and in various
ways ld3or@d in behalf OF the poor and
unfortunate ones within the parishes
with which she was 1T different times
connected.
With her husband she was u frequent
visitor 10 Hallowcll With Mr. SHOWS
sisters. Mrs. Il. +. Fuller and Miss NJ
T.. Snow, the latter caring for the sick
one during many weeks.
Prayer will b" offered al the grave
today. by Rcv. Edward Chase of Ken
ncbunki3ort. formerly Of tIallowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24
Sunday in the Churches.

Faster Sunday WAS very generally
observed in the Gardiner churches,
yesterday. and the Attendance o all of
the services Was very large. The pull
pits and platform We're decorated with
choice cut flowers, lilies and palms. all
banked with potted plants, ferns. etc.
The decorations in the Free Baptist
church were on an elaborate scale. il
green arch extending ovr the platform
studded with Easter lilies, from which
hung white bells, and at the back OF
the platform was Il great cross uf lilies
and ferns. The effect was very pleas
ing. In the other churches the decora-
tioES were very beautiful.
At the morning services the pastors
preached sermons appropriate to the
Easter day, and special music was one
OF the pleasing features. In the even
ing the young people gave entertain
mentS AT which the attendance was al
SO quite large
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24
Co. n. on the Rifle Ranue.

Activities again commenced on the
rifle idnEe of Go. H, last Saturday.
Lieut.. Harold l.. Pepper assisted b.
Scrg'ts Macalary. and Edgecomb and
t0rp1S Clrak and DODGE began having
cut accurate measurements for the
revolver and long distance ranges il
the early part Of the afternoon. 1t yas
found that the linear measurement. .
which were used last year did not
show any serious defects when cor
1ected by The proper Instruments. Thi.
work will result in getting the range
IN the most satisfactory condition for
the practice of the next few months
and will be Of great advantage 10 the
men when completed. The parapet is
10 Widened and two additional targets
paced in the range, also a permanent
target and target house for the 500
and 1oOo-yard ranges will be erected
81 the firing points an attempt will he
made to make the line Of sight prac
ucally level with the targets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24
AN ENJOYABLE TRIP.
Manager Carrick Has Many Pleasant
Experiences on Southern Trip.

Manager II. J. carricil of the G. +.
Taynror CO.. recently laG a several
weeks visit to the South and from the
way he relates; some pf lis experiences
it is very evident that hc bad an njov-
able time. He accompanied Mr.. Tayn-
tor Of New Yorl; AMI they first visited
III" West coast Of Florida and made
their headquarters for 4 time at Sanibcl
IelindS which are in Charlotte Harbor
eontl! of Punta Goltia and near Fort
Myers. There We're mlMy tourists
there. for it has come - be very
popular resort. and there vas much in
N" Wav of exploratory .,lUnts, fishing
tripS eIc.. 70 meet III ir greatest eX-
~ Citations. There ar. frN if any hard
ships for III" Traveller ill Florida the
land of flowers. Tho traveller finds
shelter and ;bundrrc" wherever he
goes. and Slnibcl Islands offer every
scashorc enjoyment. Tic sea teens
with choice food fish, from tiny spcci-
mems to the majestic .arron. the Iarg-
est and gtmirst fish known to the
American angler ana the elongated
fcrocipus looking Saw-fish.
AR Carrick was high hemp on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24
WATERVILLE.
COL BY COLLEGE,
Business Transacted at Meeting OF
Athletic Executive Committee,

TIL" montiliy meeting of the eXcru-
tive committee Of the Athletic Asso-
citation was held, Saturday afternoon
Icrlry J.. Thorne. '07. Of Strickland
was elected assistant track manager.
Permission WAS granted the mem
bcrs of the Taconnct baseball team to
practice on the Colby diamond The
same matter relative to the Coburn
and WaterVile High school teams
was referred to the subcommittee on
baseball.
Professor H"dman resigned as treas
urcr. and Professor Hugh r. Hatch
Was elected as his successor.
Professor Arthur J. Roberts and
President p. IT. Keen were elected to
the intercollegiate arbitration board
President Charles l.. White and Pro-
fcSsor Arthur J. Roberts will attend
tine funeral of the late Professor War
rem in Littlcton. Mass. this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24

sftw-fsh. His tackle was A-inch rope
with a hook as largo as cant-dOS.
The scheme was to bait the hook, leave
it on q reef at low water and tie the
rope TO the wharf When the tide came
in the fish would connect and kick up
the sea. and all hands would go down
to help pull him in. Mr.. Carrick's
catch was landed on the wharf in this
way ard the proud angler stepped to
the fore, released the rigging and deity
manipulated a two foot rule while the
greater portion of the population of the
town watched with 'batcd breath.
'SiXtCen-siX' he announced but there
was fluttcr and some dissatisfaction
expressed and so recount was ordered.
Just the same" was his next report.
and a man of greater composure
pressed forward and measured more
carefully, this time establishing the
length at L. feet and three inches. Nj.
Carrick preserved the saw for a mo
mcnto OF the occasion and Says with
ont hesitation that he had rather have
II than twenty deer heads. 1T is true
that there are fish in the sea which
have never been caught.
Leaving the west coast they went to
Melbourne on the east coast. and char
t"rins houscboat, they went down the
Indian River to St. Mary's River, r. n.
TayntOr joining them on this trip.
They remained there 10 days. Mr..
TayntOr captured birds without num-
be" and helped land a big shark. Mr..
Carrick brought homo q handsome as
sortmcEt of Gulf of Mexico shells.
From st. Mary's they returned to
Jacksonville
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24
SPECIAL EASTER SERVICES
Attended by Maine Commandery with
Trinity of Augusta as Guests.

A speciaI Easter service was held IN
TN. Tujversalist Church, at 3.30 O'Clock
S;pd,y afternoon. The center of the
church was reserved for the members
ot Maine Cunmandery. No. l, Knights
Teniblar and their guests. the meln-
bers of Trinity Commandery, No. 4,
who arrived from Augusta on the spec
ial electric car. WorrOmuntoSus short
~ after O'Clock. The side aisicS Of
the church were filled long before the
opening of the services by friends of
the Knights. and the general public,
and ut about $50 o'clock, the knights
and the visiting knights marched into
the church to the professional hymn,
Onward Christian Soldiers" sung by
the Abnaki Quartet of Augusta.
Then followed the organ voluntary,
the invocation by Rev. Oluf Tandberg,
pastor of the church. and an anthem
by the quartet. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Sir Charles y. Hayden,
prolutn of Trinity Commande.y. and all
united with him in Offering the Lord $
Prayer. The prayer was followed by
responsive reading, an anthem. and the
Sir Knights joined with the Preldte in
reading the avowal OF faith. Rev. Sir
Hayden delivered a very impressive
sermon from the subject, I'VE are
Gods husbundry-wo are Gods build
ers.''
Following the services. the visiting
Sir knights We're escorted to the aSV-
lum of Maine COmmandery i'll the Ma
sonic building and entertained, return
ing late in the afternoon on the special
car to Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24
BASEBALL SEASON OPENS.
Freeport High Goes Down to Defeat
Before Gardiner High Team.

The regular baseball season opened on
Ouinby field in this city Yesterday after
noon. when the Frceport High school
nIavers went down to defeat ut tho hands
of the fast Gardiner High School team.
There was :, fairly large attendance ut
the game, and the fans from tho schools
were out in full force. The Gardiner
PLAYERS who distinguished themselves by
playing far above the average wcr' r
Cobb. catcher, Goodspce'i in the outi:"li,
Goblin, Shortstop, and Kane who held
down the second base. Locke pitch"d
good bah for the winning team. and when
h. has had the advantage of continued
practice ana Strcnthcn mp his arm. l:c VII!
I've :, fast twirltr. On the trc"portS. Yves
ton, WinSlow. Gushing and Thompson
played good ball. bu; the team WIS hand
icappcd by the Younger players, &oiE" at
whom. it was said. were enlisted from
the ranks of the Grammar school tenn.
Locke and Hartman Of the GARDENERS
were both given 4 chance i'll The pitch
rr's box, and both promise well. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24
6oard Of Trade for RandoIrh.

Several business ana professional men
OF Randolph held a preliminary meet
ing in that town last week for the pur-
pose of organizing 4 Board OF Trade. !,
regular meeting will be held or
"Wednesday evening OF this week AMI
the attendance of Randolph citizens in
tcrrSfed Ill the promotion of the wei
fare ard advancement of the towns in
teresrs is desired. Al the first meeting
J. ". faltrr acted rs moderator AMI
L. w. Robbins as clerk. \ permanent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24

on the 18th of April 1905, relating to
the taxation of the Lockwood Co"
The petition was fdvorably consider
cd ana il was voted that such meet
ilg as requested be held in the Armory.
on the evening of May Cd.
Petitions we're also read for licenses
to drive public carriages in the city Of
Watcrville for the ensuing year be-
ginning Man l and sigued by the fol-
lowing: Joseph Fallen. +. a. Drake.
Frank Hanson, Jesse Whitcomh,
George Gctchell. George \. Day, G, ..
Taylor and @. :. Thing. The petitions
were referred to the committee on H.
censes which will report at the next
regular meeting of the city govern
Erent.
No further matters being presented
the meeting was adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24

". L. Jones. druggist of this city.
met with an accident. Saturday, which
was very fortunate in that it was no
worse. An Oil stove which was kent in
me prescription room for practical
purposes, exploded. Saturday morning
Willie it was being lighted. causing a
damage of about $50 worth. Mr.. Jones
escaped without injury, although how
ne escaped ne. himself is unable to ex-
pi"'i'. Inc furniture surrounding the
stove was ignited and it was with
great difficulty that the store was not
threatened with a serious connagra-
'"h. Earl Peabody. clerk in the
store. immediately ran behind the par
titlon I" Mr.. Jones' assistance and the
iife WAS soon evtinguished The dam
age was fully covered by insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24
Funeral of the Late Mrs. A. P. Varrev

Til" funeral services Of Mrs. Frances
N. Naney were held from her late
residence. on Academy street ut ,
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. W.
tanhan1. pastor of the NJ. T.. church
officiating. \ large gathering Of
friends was present expressive of their
esteem for the deceased. Mr.. Narney.
VINO has bean Very i'll for the past few
days. is more comfortable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24
A Daredevil Ride

often ends in a sad accident. 70 Az"
accidental injuries, use Buckiei 60,
MICA Salve. "A deep wound in my ~. 80
from an acident.' writes Theouo.s
Schulz of Columbus. O., causeu l,.ss
great pain. Physicians were he' !;nr,y
but Rucklen's Arnica Saive quio~
healed it," Soothes and heals pui .s.
like magic. CSC. at Bowditch q n ,,g
ster's. Augusta. and Simpson D
Cn,c WnferYille.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24

Considerable interest centered on IL
prize bowling on Arnolds alleys, SAT
urday. a prize of Il box of fine HaNaii-
mas being offered for highest slilsie
score candle pins. Eugene LonS1eil"M
took the cigars with a score Oh li- u
his credit. Mr.. Longfellow is very 1or-
tunate on the alleys, for, last Week. ne
captained the team that won the PRIZE
of 500 cash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24
AIonu the River Front.

Saturday the steamer kenncbec from
Boston and other points arrived with
fairly large amount of freight and Il
good passenger list.
Sailed and arrived, steamer Della
Collins. to Augusta and return.
Sunday. arrived for the first time
this season. steamer Lizzie NJ. Snow.
from Bath, Capt. Robert F. Westman
The steamer Lizzie NJ. Snow sailed,
Sunday afternoon. to return TO Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24

The Easter services Wer" Of great
interest and IarSc congregations were
the rlle in all the churches. Easter
concerts were given as published in
SATURDAYS Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-24

Al the Free BAPTIST church. at !
O'Clock. this evening. Il branch of the
Christian Endeavor movement will be
organized and officers of the c. T.. will
be present 10 address the meeting.