Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-06
Three Out Of -Four Games
Won Last Week.
Visitors From All Parts 0
The Union Are Present.
Long List Of New Arrivals Registered
at the Hotels.

(SpeciaD.-The Boothbay Harbor base
ball rine still continues to play gilt
edge ball and come up to the wishes of
the most critical supporters. Fast and
clean team work is a noticeable fea-
ture of their playing. Hallowell was
defeated Monday in a very exciting con-
test by the close score of to 0.
Brown pitched a pretty game for the
Harbor and Fuller pitched tor the OPP
pnnents. The Lewiston team played
here Tuesday afternoon and We're cas-
lily defeated by the score Of to 3.
The local boys lost their first game OF
the season Friday afternoon at Squir-
rel Island when the island team which
has been playing faster ball each
game won by the score Of to 1. Sat
urday afternoon the BuffalOes, a strong
amateur team of Portland, was met
and defeated by the score of II to 0.
Brown pitched great bali for Boothbay
and at all times had the situation in
control.
Visitors are now arriving for Au-
gust from almost every state in the
Union All the hotels and boarding
houses seem well filled. At present
the number of arrivals greatly exceeds
that of the departures.
A hop was held at the Menawarme
Saturday evening.
The steam yacht Columbia of New
York has been a recent visitor here.
The weather this season has been eX-
ceptionally fine which is responsible
for the great amount of sailing that is
done this year. Power and sailing
craft are skipping around the harbor
all day.
The latest arrivals at the Mena-
warmet Hotel are: Fl. Z. Tebbetts.
Boston; c. Derrit, and wife Lynch
burg, Va; Mrs. Mccarthy, Lynchburs,
Va; Mrs. G. Fisher. Mrs. John IL.
KaHen, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. f. Allen.
George H. Fisher. Boston; c. S.
Whitney and wife, Mrs j. S. Lambard,
Gardiner; w. L. Hayes. Cambridge:
Caroline Askensay, Boston; Ella f.
O'Dell, Salem, Mass; Edward T. Fl.
Howell, Miss A. II. Howell. Phla-
delphia; f. w. Illman, Mrs. Illman.
Taunton, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Richardson. New York City; r.
Holmes, Boston; F.. p. Knapp. New
York City; Joseph w. Parker, Boston;
Miss Lillian II. Glides, Miss Edith
Holman. New York City; Edith A.
Cumberland, North AttlebOrO, Mass;
Gertrude Z. Cumberland, North Attle-
boro, Mass; F. w. Day, Au-
gusta; F. w. Lanton. Gardi-
ner: Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Belchcr.
Upper Montclair, n. J.; w. S. Hager.
Boston,; Mrs. p. H. Alderman AMI
children. Morton Peabody Prince, Bos
ton; Mrs T. ]. Hussey, New York;
Miss Katie NJ. Hussey, New York;
Ethel a. Haley. Gardiner; Louis r.
Dressler, Jersey City; Miss Mathilde
Dressler, New York; Louis Richard
DRESSER, Jersey City; Mr.. and Mrs. +.
L. Guild, NJ. S. Fowler, Hartford,
Conn.,; Miss f. Moore, Hartford, Conn;
James P. Butler, NJ. G. Butler Jersey
City; S. b. Hall, Hartford; A. C.
Nichols and wife, BroOkline: Miss
Pridell, New York; Miss Todd, New
York; Mrs. Florence Folger, Washing
| ton, d. c.; Elizabeth Payson, Port
land; c. Harwood, Boston.
The latest arrivals at the Boothpay
House are: Norman B. Morse. Arthur
GIidden, Oscar NJ. Shea, Bath: r. w.
Sclty anu Vile, IooStoii, ~ Nllhci-
bee and wife, H. c. Partridge and wife,
Boston; F. M. Dyer, New York; Ais
| ton p. Joyce, Medford, Mass; Fred
! Footer, Hallowell; r. S. Soule,
Old Orchard: w. NJ. Harring-
ton and wife, New York; G.
E. Miller and wife, Bath; Mr..
and Mrs. c. j. Overton, Portland; ]. r.
Paddock, Jr, New York; p. J. ClossicK,
New York; A. S. Potter, lewiston; w.
c.. Patten Bangor; J. T. Dauning.
Boston: d. J. Mac Dougall, Boston; ].
H. Rowe, Gloucester, Mass; f. Il.
| Hodgkins, Bath; Marten Duggan, Bos-
ton: Mrs. c. II. Fouler, Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Will, Boston; Will
liam H. LOOney and wife, Maiden,
Mass; Florence T. James. Dorchester
Mass; Clifford +. James, Maiden
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Holt, Lewis
ton; j. w. Brown, G. b. Anderson,
Charles f. Baker, Boston; Miss E. c.
Thayer, Portland; w. L. Sturtevant,
Old Orchard; c. b. Libby. Portland;
George ]. Jackson, Allen ID. Emery, +.
b. Macleod, Boston; Mrs. Allston 2.
Joyce, Medford Mass; Miss Mabel A.
Sargent, Medford, Mass: Miss II. b.
Smith, Worcester, Mass; Carrie c.