Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-30
AT BOOTHBAY,
Harbor Nine Continues to
Win All Games.
Some Of the Boston Yachts
Linger at Boothbay.
A New Steamer-.SociaI Events.
New Arrivals.

| Boothbay Harbor, Me-, July %
Especially. The championship series be-
| tween Boothbay Harbor and Squirrel
Island began at Squirrel Island Satur-
day afternoon and Boothbay after a 10
| inning contest Won by the score of G
to 3. Boothbay had a hard fight and
luckily pulled out. The Harhor team
still maintains its record of being I'M
beaten this year. The team plays to-
gether better each day and before the
end Of the season will surely fulfill the
prophecy that this will be the fastest
team that ever represented Boothbay
Bean was in his usual good form and
as previously Squirrel found him diff
cult to hit. The score by innings fol-
lows:
Boothbay 10 0 0 0 0 l 0 3-G-7-1
Squirrel ......0 Q l 0 u 3 0-3-5-J
Batteries-Eean and Boulby; McLaugh-
lin and Currier.
A week has passed now since the de-
parture of the Boston Yacht Club but
4 few of the yachts remained longer
to enjoy the attractions Of Boothbay
and vicinity. "A number of large sail
and steam craft have visited this port
during the past week and made the
harbor as lively as ever.
The new steamer, the Boothbay,
which was built at Philadelphia dur
ing the winter for the BoOthbay divi-
sion of the Eastern Steamship Co. be-
gan making trips Friday morning. She
is excelently fitted and makes valu-
obi ,II To he Vf, S.iU iS
much larger than that of any other
boat on the line and she can accomo-
date many passengers and much
freight. Captain Brewer Of the Island
Belle is captain.
The baseball team will play Squirrel
Island on Wednesday afternoon. July
81. at the South end grounds, and on
Friday afternoon, Aug. .. AT Squirrel
Island. The Harbor team will play
Squirrel Island at Bath on the morn
ing of August during the Ter-centen-
NAL celebration.
The large steam yacht Waturus of
Philadelphia has been anchored in the
harbor for few days.
Last Wednesday evening was Mcna- |
warmcrt night at the Townsend dance |
hall.
The latest arrivals at the Mena-
warmet House are: Mrs. NJ f. Curtis, |
Miss A. NJ. SimOns. Taunton, Mass; |
w Sawyer. Boston; r. A. Carter, Lew |
iston; r. w. Hustcd. Boston; Mrs. w. |
F. COxford, New York; Mrs. f. Il. |
Brgtom, New York; NJ. G. Murell. wife |
and child. Yarmouth; Miss Helen /.
Brigham, Mrs. NJ. II. Medbury. Put |
nam, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Will
hanson, Trenton. \. j.; Anna w.
Nighte, Trenton, n. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. z. |
l.. Green, Johnstown, Pa. Mr.. and |
Mrs. S. l.. Crarson. Boston; Mr.. and |
Mrs G. J. Cupples, Boston; Thomas =. |
Jameson. Boston; c. d. Allen, c. c.
Shaw, FaDyan Packard, Boston.
The latest arrivals at the BOothbay |
House are: L. G. Duncan. Boston; Mr.. |
and Mrs. d. c. Chase. Whit Sawyer, |
Boston: George Il. ThurSton. Lynn. |
Mass: Leon Lapine, ID. f. Moran. Bos- |
ton: Mrs. Eugene Weber, Washington. |
d. c.; Maud f. Weber. Washington, |
d. c.: f. ID. Iodgllins. Bath; George G. |
Morrison. Boston; +. r. Sedgley and
wife, West Roxbury. Mass; c. f. Wei |
ley, Bath: G. j. Mathews, Boston; w.
w. tucker, MT. ana MIS- -. +. oidrh,
J. G.. Jack. Il. f. Maddoclls. George A. |
Dearnly. Portland; f. ]. Magic. II. X. |
Libby. Boston; George N. Nash, Quin- |
CIV. Mass. w. II. Mace. Bath; j. r. |
Billings, Rockland; A. w. Hopper. Port |
land: a. G. Gushing. ]. 3. Espy, Bos-
ton: F. a. Day, Bangor; s. Debau, |
Bangor: Charles Abraham, Bangor; A.
F.. Craig. Phyllis \. Craig. ]. T. Mars
ton. S. G. Bailey, Portland; j. G. But
Ter. Providence. r. T.; ]. {. Douglas,
Portland; Lewis May. Portland: II. f.
Smear, Madison; w. F. Kennedy, d. j.
Murray, Boston; A. c. Thompson, Bath.