Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-09
Sumner Crowd Has Now
Come to Stay.
Baseball Interest High and
Fast Nine Organized.
Boston Yacht Club Coming this
Week....personal Notes.

Roothtay. IIarbo,' Me-, July S.-(Spe-
cial.)-Eoothbay lIarhoy now notices
the chi.syo that each summer season
brings Crowds of visitors are passing
through here either. to spend the sum-
In,cr in some spot around the Harbor
or 10 locate at some nearby resort. The
stores and streets are filled daily with
summer visitors. The various sum-
nering places on the mail land are
proving as popular as the islands this
year.
If possible. there will be even an
increased interest in baseball at the
Harbor this season. The baseball
team arrived about 4 week ago and
in the first game with Thomaston on
the Fourth of July showed that the
nnE are individual stars, and after a
little practice and team work, it will
undoubtedly be the fastest aggregation
that eyer rnnreScntod Hoothlay. Four
of the old players return ana the man
agsr, Mr.. Conn"ly of Boston. The fol-
loving men VIII compose the team:
Catcher, Lawrence BuWlbv of Somer-
vile High school; pitchers, Arthur
I,"ane Of NiscaSsri anu En- gene
Brown of Brnol>lin" High s'hnnl: first
haze. George Warner Of Lynn. Mass:
second base, William Sherry of Somer-
Vile High school; third bas", Sargent
haton of Newton High school: slort
stop. Thomas psrle, H"st"n High
school: left field. j. chnc. Hrrokllnc
High school: center field, John Kelley,
/,
f"lI, Harry w Jacobs, Winthrop.
Mass. Two or three games will be
played each week during the season
with strong teams. Great interest is
Crrts red ON the series which has been
arranged with Squirrel Island. Booth
bay IiarbOr won the first game Fourth
of July. against ThomaSton, by the
score of II to l. The next game, Tues
day afternoon, july .. will be played
"n the home grounds with the Lewis
ton independents.
Thc Boston Yacht Club is expected
to visit Hnotlbay IIarhor on Friday
and Saturday. July 10 and %. Races
1"r sailing ana power craft have been
arranged Tor Saturday afternoon and
III" prizes for the fist ana second
place i'm each class win be gold coins
TN" Squa'lron Will send Il team ashore
friday afternoon t. play baseball with
Il town nine. Charles J. Mari and II.
L.. Montgomery have been selected as
JUICES II the HoothG&y iIarbor re-
fSatta.
Townsend haIl has been opened since
summer visitors were here last Car
4 Tw" banks. stores. ana Offices ara ~
cot, IL b,r
ar" h la every afternoon ana evening
Tn" R"othhay IIarhor Yacht club is
Il growing institution and nov hiss Il
mcihhcr%!iE of ;,'.uut one hundred
facht*mcn from Squirrel Island and
other resorts are this year enrolled as
members.
Mr.. \. G. Randall, the art teacher
from Providence. X. l., has arrived
quite Il large class has atcompanied
him and thgy will use the yictufrcsnI,r
scenery OF this vicinity for their work.
\ ""nccnt will he given in the PI-
thian oTcra house next Friday evening
ny the Euterriln Quartcninn of Bos-
ion.
About 100 Massachusetts V NJ G.. A
boys passed through here 4 week ago
on thelr way to Camp Dure II, Friend
ship.
l'pth hotels arc expecting q busy
SEASON and have things we'll booked
Tor long time ahead
me large steam yacht Satilla has
heen anchored in the harbor for Il faw
days.
The late arrivals ut the Mcnawarmct
House are: G.. c. Shaw. Lewis Shaw,
Boston: III. ID. EdCcrton. Gucr,ion T..
Fdeerioh. Boston; L. +. Eaton. NJ. d.,
Providence. r. l.; ~. l.. Lrlvitt. Fox
, go. Mass.; NJ. a. Ray. Jr, Auburn:
4 ;. y. Flnn"y AMI wife. Mhldlcl.oro.
4 Mass; Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. c. Jones, Miss
z fihc' VI. Jones. Portland, W. W.
hr'Wn. New York City; Marie r. Al
zen. Boston; Clare Gently. Boston:
"";iili" 'ad". B,St'.G; George T. Gibbs
ana Nlf", Whitman, Mass H. W.
hayward and wife. BrooRline. Mass. :;
wen" lathron ana wife, Holvokc
MASS; i. \. Carter. Lewiston. w. s.
"Eltm"r". Gardiner: Mr.. and Mrs. n
!. All"n. 81. I'lul; w. c. Allen, St
raul; George IL. Butzigcr. Attleboro.
Mass Mr.. AMI Mrs. r. A. Kelly. Mr.
ara AIRS. :. y. Kelly. Boston: NJ. G..
- ~ ''''''' MI t'hi MIS-. W. l..
davenport, Newton Highlands, Mass
.Nher English capitalists were try
ing I" establish Angora goat raising
In South Africa. they paid as much as
s?5o0 apiece for goats. To. induce thc
Turkish owners of fine nocks 10 risk
Inc severe penalties Of the SuItan's
laws fnrbildng the expectation of
Angoras.
NOntn riniIS liucncnc or-i,,r, q, 49,.