Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-23
At BELFAST.
Third Annual Reunion Of
the KimbaI| Family.
Forty-tive Members Of Family
Have a Delightful Time.
=. Yv~us~> 0aRk Aabae
Waldo County Fair Troting Park Noiss.--
Seizure by Sheriff Carleton.

Belfast. Me-, June 22.-(SpeCiaD The
third annual reunion of the kimbal'
Family Association was held with Mr..
and Mrs George w. Frishoe. No. II
Congress street, Thursday. Forty-fivc
relatives Of TIE Kimballs by marriage
or descent, were present, and most
enjoyable day was spent by all The
whole house was thrown open to the
guests and was nrettily decorated
throughout, with flowers, ferns and
foliage. A picnic dinner was partaken
OF at noon The business meeting re-
suited in the election Of Mrs. Eta
Slavery, president; Mrs. Eugene Achorn.
treasurer: Miss Winnie Kimball, secrc-
tary: Mrs. r. +. Alexander, Miss
Winnie Kin1ball. Mrs. Sarah Spencer.
committee of arrangements; Mrs Eu-
gene Achorn. Mrs. Nahum 5. Piper and
Mrs. Geo. w. Frisbce, committee on
time and place. 1t was voted to bold
the next reunion with Mrs. Achorn in
East Belfast. Monday, Sept. 2. 1907.
Mrs T.. +. Alexander gave a cordial
address of welcome and gave read
ing: Mrs :. \. Parker read selection
and j. l.. Davis and little daughter
of Daniel ]. Kimball sang solos. The
party broke up late in the afternoon.
all well pleased with the occasion and
saying "Well meet again at Achorns s..
The new stable of Horace Chenery at
the Waldo County Agricultural Soci-
ety's fair grounds is noticeable i'm
provement. 1t is q one-story structure
nd IL
vcranda along the front. The style is
| modern and it is neatly painted III
| colors. There are ten roomy box stalls,
| harness rooms. reception room. sleeping
| accommodations for hostlers. etc
| Mr.. Chenery has II horses III this
| stable, including the stations Edge
| mont. 216; Stiletto, 2.12A and john
| Ward. a thrce-year-old with two
ynar-old record of 2.21. NJ. B. Smith
occupies the building formerly tbs
| society's agricultural hall. where ne has
10 horses. including the stations
| Marston c.. 2.191l as a three-ycar-old;
| Masconomo. 2.14H: and the thorough
| bred runner Marvin. Mr.. Smith is
working "A horses and colts on the
track l.. L. Gentncr is working his
| Dorcas H.. Nick Freeman, Bobby
| Wilkes and Henry liter and all are
showing up wei. |. F. Gould OF
| Prospect is expected soon with his
| string for training OH the track. TiI1
track was never in better condition,
| and the large ErandStand built two
wears ago on tie western side of the
| track i'm place of the old one on III"
opposite side is appreciated by all who
| attend the races.
| Evangelist w. w. Latte of Maiden,
| Mass. who has been working with III.
| GoyncI Mission. has closed his three
| months Iabors here and returned home.
| Tho meetings started by him at the
| Beech Hill SChorlhouse in Nnrthport
are continued by the members Of the
| Mission. Meetings arc held at the
| Mission rooms. No. IS High street,
Sunday evenings and at Beech I'LL
| Tucs day evenings.
| Hosea W. Rhoadcs of Belfast, who Is
surviving for the BAPTIST ministry. IS
| SII,Grlying tho church at Lee during tn"
| summer.
| Sheriff Carleton keeps sharply after
the liquor traffic. Yesterday afternoon
| he seized sugar barrel closely packed
| with pint bottles Of whskey and Il
barrel of lager, on the steamboat
| wharf
Col. Frank a. Folett was able to ride
ont yesterday. his first appearance on
the street since last September.