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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-17
THREE COMPLAINTS FILED.
Men Charged With offenses Against
Young Girls.

Complaints against three men. charged
with offenses against young girls. were
filed in Justice of the Peace Smiths
court yesterday by Probation Officer
Guardello Brown of the juvenile court.
The accused men are Douglas Maggarets,
Frank Walton and William Furrow. If
convicted they will be severely dealt
with.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-17
Ouden Briefs.

LICENSE FOR JAPANESE.-A mar
rage license was yesterday issued to Y.
Kusenoki and T. Nakohara, a Japanese
couple of this city
WHAT j. e. LUNDSTRUM LEFT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-17

Nothing but winners. That's
what you will say when you see
the beautiful creations shown in
''money-back" shoes for Easter.
The Easter 'money-back" shoe
sale is worth your immediate at
tention. 1926 to $495 buys all
lines, regularly priced $3.50 to
$3.50. Not ON bargain tables,
no odds and ends, all lines are
complete in all sizes and widths.
DAVIS SHOE CO.,
238 and $40 Main ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-17
In the Eyes of the Wifi,

Vienna Bakery Bread is always the
best. Ask your grocer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-17

Who cleans carpets perfectly
NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-17

Little Nadine st. Clair continues to get
much applause for the dainty way in
which she sings and dances in "A Night
in Morocco" running at the Lyric. This
is the last week of the engagement of
the linn company at the Lyric.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

George Gardiner Fry. 1he owner ana skipper OF
the champion dory Long Island Sound-the TAU
tos-uade no mistake 1t seems. when he challenged
for the cup offered by the Amsterdam Yacht Club
Of Holland and agreeG to sail against any three
dories they could produce. for the news came oy
cable yesterday that the Tautog had w5n the hrs'
race of the INTERNAL ,ionaI series sailed in those
The American boat, the message says covered
the course of five miles in ~ minutes 10 seconds
This shows that there must have been good
breeze from start TO hnish and probably leading
wind all around the course, for with any ~indward
work 10 do she could hardly have covered II in
that time The figures show that her average
speed the entire course was at the rate of BIO
knots or 6s1 statute miles. hour In other
words. covered the five miles at an average OF
10 minutes rs seconds to the mile.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
NAVY GRIDIRON HOPES.
Nezu Order as to LeaUes Viii Help
Erly Practice of Football Men. .
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Annapolis Aug. 2s-Navy football men are de-.
lighted by an order recently issued by the NAVY
Department giving the football permission To
go on leave one week earlier than the remainder
the leave men, and ordering them to report back
to the Academy week before the latter. This
order means hat the navy's pigskn chasers can
have their usual months leave and still get back
to the Academy in time for preliminary practice
Hitherto they have always reported week earlier
thus of their yOtiOn giving Up a week OF
their leave.
To-day twenty-six candidates for the team
reached Anna polls and went leave at after
reporting the officer in charge Among them were
Captain Percy W Northcroft. Frank Slingiun, jr.,
the navy's all American centre Lange. quarter
back; De Mott end; Reifsnider. halfback, and Ruhl
halfback.
The Navy will have a much changed coaching
squad this year. Lieutenant F. D. Berrien, l. s
N OF the 1850 team. will be head coach Ensign
Dug Howard. captain of the 1873 Navy team
will be his chief assistant The only regular coach
who is not graduate OF the Academy will be Page.
of Yale Ii is also hoped that Jack Gates, who
had so much to do with turning out a victorious
Navy eleven last year. will be at the Academy for
a part of the season
lust how the new coaching system will work out
is probIenat teal but officers in the service, gen
orally speaking. are not enthusiastic over itsat
present.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
American Dorn Wins in Holland.
Mr. Frys Little Tautog silly Victorious in First Race
of at Amsterdam.

The first news of the Tautogs victory came III a
private cable message to Commander A b. Fry
of the lst Battalion Naval Militia brother OF
the Tautog's owner. He is the owner OF the dorS
Faraway which he has sailed for three years IN
the same class the Tautog. COMMANDER FrS
was naturally pleased at his brothers success IN
being able to add another American victory 10 the
long list of American in the various lines
sport this summer
Sheridan Fry, nephew of the Tautogs skipper
went to Amsterdam with his uncle. and sails with
him as crew The fautog is only eighteen feet over
all She carries a small mainsail and jib. ana was
designed by Charles D. Mower of the New YORK
Yacht Club. She flies the pennant of the American
Yacht Club and before she started for Holland this
month had won five races in Long Island Sound
Commander Fry and his friends believe that she
will be able win the series.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

OUAKERS' GOOD START.
Kent Wickets Fall Fast Before
Bouling of Hordern and King.
lBy Cable to The Tribune-I ]

Canterbury Aug. Z--The Gentlemen of PhiladeI-
pha made good start in their match against the
strong Kent County champion eleven. here to-day.
thanks to fine bowling by Hordern and King The
team tried TO play a steady game throughout, and
had scored 1SS before being disposed of. TO which
the Kent eleven answered with II for theNlOss OF
wickets when play ceased for the day.
c. c. Morris PLAYED with confidence. makins>sev-
eraI boundary hits while running up his innings OF
A. j. A. Lester also hit freely for "a. while is B.
King scored 2s W. II. Sayen added IA and F. 4 =
Greene contributed 13 For Kent. Seymour played
well for 80 and Mason for II. Wooley bowIed ia
good style and captured wickets for 75 runs
while Fairservce secured for 80. The game Will
be resumed tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
ROTHROCK WINS AT CAMP PERRY.

Camp Perry, Ohio. Aug. 27-Sergeant c. E. Orr.
of Ohio, who the national pistol match late
to-day captured the honors Of the last event in
the annual tournament OF the United States srrny.
These matches are held under the direction OF the
National Board for the Promotion Of Rife Prac-
tice and under the patronage OF the United States
government To-days events ended the second an
nual tournament held here.
The national individual rife contest to-day was
won by Lieutenant A. Dale Rothrock, OF Ohio; all
to-days events, the concluding contests. thereby
being captured by Ohio men. In the rifle shoot
the special prizes were given TO Ensign j. F.
Dortch. OF the navy. for the best score in the
skfrrish run. Lieutenant NJ. P. Stiles. of Maine,
for his score at slow Are. and to Sergeant j. O..
Stemple. OF Ohio, for his rapid fire work
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
DAVIS CUP ARRANGEMENT ANNOUNCED

A circular issued by the Longwood Cricket Club
contains the Information that the preliminary
matches for the Davis Cup between the English
and American players will be held on the club
grounds, in Boston. September l., Is and le
There will be five matches-two in singles on the
first day, in doubles the second day and two
more in singles the hnsl day. Season tickets for
reserved seats for the matches be had of
the Longwood Cricket Club. No. iss Milk street
Boston, a cost Of s. 80
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
SUPERB1S' LUCK TURNS.
UHhelm Pitches Brooklyn to Good
TictOry Ouer Cardinals.

St. Louis Aug 27.-Wilhelm pitched fine game
against St Louis to-day and held the Cardhais
safe until the ninth inning, when rally scored one
run, the Superbas gathering a brace as the game
along.
Singles by Alperman and Lewis and the former :
good base running gave the Superbas run IN tle
sixth and single by Lewis in the eighth, WIN
two out. followed by Bergens two-oagger' scoreu
the second run The victory put the Dodgers near
er the Cardinals and victory to-day VIII pun
them of last place.
The s-ora follows
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
LAWN TENNIS POSTPONED AGAIN.

Newport r. l.. Aug. Flowing 10 the heavy ra ms
of last night and this morning. the final match In
the national tennis tournament, between Beas 6.
Wright of Boston. and +. b Alexander. Of New
York scheduled for to-day. was put over until to-
morrow when II is hoped that the courts will again
be in good condition. II is expected that the cha-
Ienge match for the championship between to-mor-
rows winner and William A I.arned will be played
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
PIRATES WIN FROM QUAKERS.

Pittsburg Aug 27-Pittsburg won the first game
of this series from Philadelphia to-day by score
Of TO 3 The visitors scored all their runs in the
first inning on two bases balls and four singles
OFF Willis.
Vail Pittsburg's pitcher. was sent to the
box in the second inning and pitched magnificent
game. Sparks relieved In the sixth inning oE
Richie who did not allow a hit.
'Th. follows
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
Apprentice allowance.
BEER GOES TO WASTE IN OKLAHOMA.

TSy TeIeRraph Irihunc.I
Oklahoma City. Okla. Aug 27.-Eight hundred
barrels of beer tapped by the prohibition law
enforcement officers tho Moss Brewery this
afternoon. The beer stored in ten large watts in
the cellar OF the brewery, and ii flowed from
the vats drained directly into the sewer, that
crowd which had gathered with cans and pals
suffered a Disappointing
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDI
DOUBLE VICTORY FOR BROWNS.

At Boston-First game r II. E.
ST. Louis s......-.0 % .
Batteries-st. Louis. Bailey and Smith: Boston
Young and Criger.
81 fotiis a,....a o-S : o
I}oston 30 o o o 0 o. /
Fatteries-St Louis Dineen and Stephens; BOs
ton Cicotte and ponohue; Morgan and Crger. I'm
pires-O . l.oUgblin and Hurst
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

Pittsburg ..............,.....O %
Philadelphia ..--..- "a o o o U o-S
Two base hs-Ieach Osborne. Hits-On Wills. in
inning: off Vail. in eight innings: of Sparks: IN
i've Double plays-Wagner and Gu: hnahe.
DooIin Bransheld Bases on balls PtttsburS =:
error-Pittshurg. ! Hit
by pltcher-Vail Struck out-Ey Willis |: by Vail o
Wild pitches Richie. l. Vail. l. Time-l;5o tmPlres-
hnS nm Riiderham
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
BOSTON, Z; CINCINNATI, 4.

At Cincinnati: r H f.
Boston .-..--.-.-.o q q % 80
Cincinnati ----.---0 o 0 O. 9 s
Batteries-Boston, Turkey. Ferguson and
Graham: Cincinnati. Spade, Volz and Schlet
Cmpire-Rigler
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
The score follows
CHICAGO
Totals ...84 51I2718 ? T,
.Rsrted for wiltse in ninth inning.
ChicsEo
New York

.Fsstted for wiltse ninth inning.
New York -..------.-O q o o j o o o o-1
Left bases-Chcago. c: New York 10 Two-tase
hiss-Hilfse, Eyers. King %. Sacrifice hit-Wiltse
stolen hases-Devlin Bvers. Hoffman. Seymour. Stein
feid Double plays-Tinker Eyers and Chance Pfester
Struck out-By Pfeister. 3; by Witse, ].
Bases bailsOn Pfeiser. =; off Wiitse l. Time-2:m
IGlpires-O'Day and Ernsiie.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

George Low Batusrol. II2 Robertson. oakmont.
113: NJ. }. Brady Commonwealth 173; Orrin Terry,
Waumbek. l73: David Brown Lawrence 1TS: Walter J.
Travis. Garden city iT3: H. r Rawlins Ekwanok i1+:
Burn. 1I4 David Hunter. Essex County
Country ia. Barrett. iambton. Can, ia: c. NJ
Cummings Toronto 175 j. = Pearson. Richmond County
Arsdale. III: Hugo II. tombstone
Myopia III: John G. Anderson Woodland. 17s: John r.
Hyian Vesper IT'S: Maiden. Nassau 1Te: Ernest
Way. Detroit. lis: Donald J. Ross Oakley iIe; DAVID
ISo Walter Fovarsue. Skoko iSO
Joseph Lloyd Essex County. lsO: II Way Detroit
$50: Herbert Strong. Apawamis. 1so Jack Campbell
Overlook David Ogilve, Morris County. Iso John
A. Croke. Kent County ISL Jack Ding~all Ellsworth
Isi: : Mackie, Fox HIS. 1872; O. G. Hackbarth. st.
Louis 1872. Arthur Smith. Arlington. 1872: Stewart
Maiden Burn. 1872 w a Robinson. Atlantic City.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

Cincinnati Aug 27.-Representativ"s OF Johh J.
p,o, end Barney OIdneld met here to-day and de
.,s "a hold a match race between Oldheld and
Rvan AT Iatonia September Z and i3 The match
is for 81 $50 a side.
match was also arranged between Walter
Christie Of New York. and Charles \" Sonies.
o,deeIi's racing partner. for the same dates.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES VEST

Chicago New York 1.-TWO games)-
Louis al Boston.
"a Philadelphia
Washington Cleveland
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
St Louis. 3: Boston I first samc).
Louis. Boston tsccond game)
Chicago New York (wet Kround-)-
Detroit Philadelphia train).
Washington Cleveland (rainb J.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

.avrence 2; Fall River, I'll innings: fst gam).
Lawrence, 6; Fall River t6 innings; ID game :.
Lynn, 5; Haverhill. 2.
New Bedford. Z: Lowell. 0.
Worcester : Brockton. Cst camel
Worcester. Z; Brockton ed game)
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

hitBereen Sacrifice httslun'%ey % Ma0nsys Iay
Reilly and Konetchy: I.umley and Jordan lett on
bases-S Louis. Brooklyn 10 First base on pa 1a'i o.
or Feebe ;. off Wilhelm 2 struck out-By Beebe, Z;
bv Wilhelm 3 Time-l:4O Umpre-klem
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
EASTERN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Jersey Buffalo.
Newari, Montreal.
baltimore at Toronto.
Providence at Rochester
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jersey CITY. 3: Buffalo o.
Newark 10: Montreal. l.
Baltimore. III Toronto I.
Providence, =; Rochester, T.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
MAGAZINES FINE RACE NO PEACE MOVE MADE
CLUBS STAND FINAL.
MorreN Says 1t Cannot Recede from
TanderbM Cup Position.

Emphatic denial was made yesterday by Robert
Lee Morrell chairman of the contest committee
of the Automobile Club of America. of a report
that negotiations had been begun looking 10
reconciliation between the Automobile Club of
America and the American Automobile Associa-
ton in regard to the running of the vanderbilt
Gun race and the Grand Prize race at Savannah
From my point of view the position of the Au-
tomobile Club of America relative the Wander
bit Cup race said Mr. Morrel is one from
which il cannot recede l feel that the clubs at
titude toward the proposed Long Island contest
has already been irrevocaby fixed. The club has
accepted the responsibility of conducting the only
recognized international automobile contest TO be
run in the United States and IL could not shrk
this responsibility if 1t wished to-
The club will continue to exert all It's ehors
toward making the Forthcoming Grand Prize race
at Savannah monster ana an unequlV"cal SUI
GOES and | am pleased be able to announce
that the indications TO date are that IT'S eHo''' "
chat direction will be richly rewarded
The fall meet of the Motor Club Of N1u"oon
nil ba held on i.abor Day. The programme II
made up of six contests. In the Speeu ooo
building lot at Wildwood \. j. valued a. S-uS ,,,,
will be awarded the winner Si', e.. =,
medals vciu be given those who hh'Sh NJ "
,ha other contests The programme arrafseu "
Tho races follows: Gasolene cars seii'"e -
g. nO handicap: free for all; hahdltdP' ''IS ~
anv mower any price. runahouts' ha'iu'C7F' -
tno cars anv make. any power. any price ope, ,
80 soIane cars built prior to 1896; gasoiehe s'ooN
touring cars any price. any horsepower al
must carry four passengers besides VI 80 -
,assanpers to weigh I2O pounds or over '"'e '"'
and kilometre time trials
,,nUcations for space and diagrams for the h'n'h
t,.ar,a a,ionaI automobile show. under Hiai'"s'''
Of the American Motor Car Manufacturers As9u
ciatIon which will pe held IN t'e '' t,s
1o,aoa Deceuber 81 10 January :. nave berh 'a''e"
70 every automobile and accessory Hahui',1'',1
ans she "a
increase of available floor space, fspeCiaiiS ~ r
acc.sso-v division. This has been accoHlIts''Su -"
the ,smovai OF several partitions space ""i'h
,,s,,aII, bss been devoted to a vitagraph t'e''e
u.iu this year he used for exhibition purposes l'u
making the biggest. best and busiest au'oi"o''
,ou, ever held in the United States
= Alfred Reeves general manager OF the American
Motor Car Manufacturers Association ana 'he
ninth in,.rnati tiorlal automobile show. VINO mas beei
rscu,erstfng In the ,Tids Of Maine Tor the 4Ast
,bree weeks will return To New y ork next fTIdaE-
Mr. Reeves is greatly improved in health
Cincinnati Aug 27.-Representattves of John j.
Rva, end Barney OIdneld met here to-day and de-
c5ed TO hold match race between oidheld ana
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

BasebAu To-day Two game called 2
y. NJ American League Park n Y. Americans
Chicago One admission
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.
Holvoke. 2; New Haven 5.
Springfield >: Meriden, 1 90 innings.
bridgeport New Britain, postponed
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
CUBS TAKE FIRST GAME
GI4NTS ARE OCTPLAI ED-
Splendid Pitching by Pfeister G'Ues
Chicago Lead an Series.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
Philadelphia Pittsburg-
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago. 5; New York. l.
Brooklyn. 2; Sc. Louis. L.
Boston =; Cincinnati &
4: Philadelphia, g
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES TODAY.

lRST RACE-For wo-year-olds. non winners OF two
races since August Ii that have not $1,000. $500
added Six furlonss
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
The Turf.
AUTOMOBILES.

--Lsrgesf Dealers New ana
% Hand Autos In she
worId
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

a
knocked the finished
dupward adde
. C.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
BROOKLYN.

Totals 20 > 6 - 10 0
New-York tribune., 1908-08-28

WONG
adde six
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Blaine S. Vilcs Of Newport, n. H.,
was calling on Augusta friends Friday.
Hon. Horace Purinton Of Watcrville
was in town Tridayton business mat
tcrS.
Mrs Harry +. Doe of bingham,
Mass, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Ida
Gibbs at 129 Scwall street.
MIS-. d. c. Littlclcld of West Ga"di-
ncr vas in the city for a few hours
Friday on business matters.
Miss Mary Prcblc Anderson of Port
land is visiting in the city as the guest
of Miss Mabel Conner, Is Elm street.
Frank T.. Brown Of Waterfalls was
among the people from other places
who were in the city Oh business Fri
day
Hon. George G. Weeks OF Fairfield
vas in town on business matters Fri
Gay and was ii the State House dur
ing the forenoon.
Charles T. Bilodeau of this city is
spending n week i'm Boston and New
York and is looking up the latest styles;
in his line of business.
W. ". Poole and ID. Y. FaJyan OF
the Poole Piano Co.. who has been the
guests of Charles T. Downing for the
past day or two. left for Boston yes
terday afternoon.
Pa!ph Scott, who has been employed
during the past winter in the lumber
regions around. Blanchard. has finished
bis work there and returned to his
home in this city Wednesday,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-04
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Pure Medicine
THE PURE FOOD AND DRUGS LAW
A Pure Medicine

beneficial
public sentiment
of
used in
too, cleans md
All the claims have mistaken Of
truth, and have justified thousands
Its Cures bldponing
Of all other troubles blood
Of the been marvellous.
II Curing Unfair
Hoods Sarsapaina
appetite
general trouble thousands
will Hoods Saparila and
believing
doing advocating
havca to be
Hoods tablets called
ally the % p~rr Doses On druggist o y 1' .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-04

lemons 20 cents dozen. Everything in
-rcen Inc. cukcs. Strawberries. let
ture. etc, etc. Asparagus. tomatoes.
etc. etc. Don't fail to see window dis
play today. Hams specially and
Faster candy and novelties, extra fine.
Shoulder shiWiS, warm and com
Portable these chilly nights. white.
black and fancy. only soc. each.
Sometimes Il cheap black petticoat
saves Il better one -Four dozen just
received, soc. each. Rug remnants.
neat patterns. very best quality.
brighten ny any room: 39c.. sc, 75c.,
sl.m and Al.25. Lace and muslin cur
tains, several STYLES of each. at SOC
a pair at Mcrrick'S.
ThoS" rich Regal chocolates only Ice
at T.. Lockc's today. Also real Purity
kisses lie H., very large fancy
bananas 25c. doz., pk.s Pop corn sc.
large grape fruit. Zoe. each. ~ cakes
Sunlight soap $l.OO. and cakes CASTLE
soap free, blue label catsup 2oc. bot
It. stra Wbcrlics, cukcs and all the
green stuff. Fresh lot Of homo made
auSagc Zoe. III. Native tour own cut
tinEs) strip bacon lic. h.. very cheap
and nice.
At George II. Iiaskcll'S today. knlr
greens 1SC. PIX. lettuce Sc. per head.
"ukcs 1Gc, rhubarb 10c d., tomatoes
Toe. pc H.. Bermuda onions Sc. per ID.
celery and spinach Also native pork.
everything in the meat line, FISH,, CLAIMS
and oysters
L. S. Young's. 1888. it is fresh clans
in shell. SOC. peck, tinnan haddic, Sc.
h.. shad soc each, ) u. pail com
pound lard. 4ic.. catsup. sc. bo;t;r. ;
lbs. excellent cucumber pickles, 25c..
today only.
Think of il, Tyler L. Butterfield.
State street grocers, will give for to-
day doz. fresh eggs for 81, also sell
YOU good Western chicks for 1Sc per
H.: Baldwin apples for lSc. peck;
Schrati'S i0c. chocolates ut &c. ID. Ono
Of the finest meat departments to be
found in the city Take note Of one Of
Mr. Pierce's artistic windows Of cut
meats today.
The real summit brand canned string
beans at Merrill Bros. today. only 81
per doZ. Money back If not satisfac-
tory" 126 count National navel
oranges only l0c. doz.: they are luscious
fruit. Extra large grape fruit. Florida,
Toe. each. Nice large grape fruit SOC.
dozen. The real old fashioned new ma
nlc syrup. all the green stuff fresh by
express today. no wiltcd spinach, eel
cry. dandclions, etc, in this supply.
Strawberries, cukcs. etc. Fancy LOT
cEaQ3crrics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-04

A meeting Of delegates from the diff
fcrcnt societies Of ST. Marks parsl,
was held Wednesday evening in con-
Gtction with the coming social to be
held at WOodncn's hail. and it was de.
cided to hold the entertainment OH
Monday evening, April o. A musical
and literary program will be arranged
and it is planned to have the social
the largest and most enjoyable occca
sion of the kind that has ever been
given by the parish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-04

Miss Nellie Rackliff entertained a
small party of young lady friends al
bridge whist last evening, ut her
home on Sewall street, and the occa-
sion is said to have been one of much
enjoyment. Light refreshments were
served during the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-04

Men were engaged yesterday in
strinSinG the boom from the Augusta
Lumber Cos mill to the island on the
cast side of the river, and getting it
into readiness for the logs which are
piled on the island. 1t is expected that
the work of getting the logs into the
water will begin within two weckh.
and that the mill will be started UP
for the season the last week of the
present month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-04

+. Il. Purinton of this city left yes
tcrday mornins in company with two
brothers. S. w. Purinton of Water
vile and II. Il. Purinton OF Lewiston.
for Boston, from which city the part J.
left last night on an excursion to Nor
folk. Va. Washington, d. G.. and other
points south. They expect to be
absent about ten days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-04

Hon. Charles a. Millikcn was among
the Augusta people who attended the
launching of the siX-masted schooner
Edward j. Lawrence at Bath Thurs
day. and reports that it was a bcauti-
full spectacle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-04

Ned Houlehan OF this city. who re-
Gently passed a fine cXamina ton be-
fore the Commissioners of Pharmacy,
has accepted a position in one of the
Lewiston drug stores, and entered upon
his duties this week