Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-30
Maine Party Starts For
Sa|isbury,N. G., May 5.
Dedication Of Soldiers Monu-
ment Will Occur May 8.
commissioners Close Several Maine
Brooks to Fishing.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Tuesday, May rs, at 10 A. M.


The party which will represent the
ctate at the dedication of the soldiers
monument at Salisbury, N. c., which
monument was erected to the memory
of the men from Maine who lost their
lives in the prison pen at that place
during the Civil War, will leave Port
land Tuesday, May 5, and will arrive
at Salisbury on the following Friday
morning, on which date the ceremonies
of dedication viii occur.
Governor Cobb will not. much to his
regret. be able to be present at the
exercises, and has designated Adjutant
General Augustus b.. Farnham to rep
resent him The personnel of the party
will be rs follows:
Adjutant General and Mrs. A. T..
Farnhan Of Bangor; Mrs. William 4.
Cobb and Miss Cobb of Rockland;
Hon. and Mrs. Leroy +. Pike OF
Cornish. Hon. and Mrs. Charles u.
Newell Of Richmond; Hon. w. Scott
Iibbey ana daughter, Miss Ala l-lbbey
Of lewiston: Hon and Mrs. Thomas q.
Iibby and daughter Mrs. f.. G. Mcln-
1osh of VinalhaVcn: Hon. Angus ..
Campbell and son Of Sangerville; Hon.
and Mrs. Thurston S. Burns of West
brook; Mr. and Mrs. George w. Lead
better Of Augusta; Mr.. and Mrs. }. l..
Small Of Biddeford.
The itinerary of the trip viii be as
follows
Tuesday May 5-Leave Portland via
thc Boston & Maine Railroad at noon.
arriving al Boston, North station at
320 F. M. Transfer Immediately to
south station and leave via the
Springfield line at p. M. Dinner in the
dining car. Arrive in New York at
$50 r. NJ Transfer to the West 23d
street ferry and leave Via the Royal
Blue Line at 1850 p. NJ. in speclal
sleeping cars from Jersey City, when
can be occupied Immediately on arrival
from the Grand Central Station
Wednesday, May 6-Arrive at WASH
ingt0n at 1850 A. NJ. Transfer to Arl-
ington Hotel.
Thursday, May AT Washington.
Carriage ride Leave Washington via
the Southern Railway at $50 M. III
Pullman sleeping cars.
Friday. May S-Arrive at Salisbury
at 913 A. NJ Breakfast on train or at
Central House. Lunch and dinner at
the same hotel Leave SALISBURY at
lo.34P NJ in Pullman sleeping cars
Saturday. May 9-Arrive at Rich
rnond at 6.55 A. NJ. Transfer to Hotel
Jefferson Carriage ride.
Sunday, May 10-At Richmond
Monday May 11-Leave Richmond
via the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad at
a NJ. Arrive at Old Point at 11.o5 A..
M Junch and dinner at Hotel Cham
berlin. Leave Old Point via the Nor
folk & Washington steamer at +. W.
Stateroom berth furnished.
Tuesday, May 12-Arrive at Washing
ton at A. NJ. Breakfast. Leave VIA
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad at g."
a. NJ. in special parlor cars. Arrive
mt Hagerst0wn at 1905 noon. Lunch at
Hotel Hamilton. Leave at T. NJ. VIA
the Western Maryland Railroad, cross
ing the Blue Ridge. Arrive at Gettya-
burg at $50 p NJ. Eagle Hotel.
Wednesday, May 13-At Gettysburg
Ride over the battlefield.
Thursday. May 14-Leave Gettysburg
via the Philadelphia & Reading RAIL
road at Z A. NJ. in special parlor cars.
Arrive at Harrisburg at S.59 "A. NJ
Leave at 1870 A. M. and arrive at
Philadelphia at 1.50 p. Nj. Lunch an"
dinner at hotel to be designated. Car
r;ape ride. Leave Philadelphia at
p M. Arrive in New York at $40 +.
NJ Transfer to Grand Central sta
tion and leave at II p. NJ. in sleeping
cars.
Friday. May 15-Arrive in Boston AT
6E A M. Breakfast in the South
station restaurant, transferring Hi,-
mediatelv after breakfast to the North
station and leave via the Boston
Maine Railroad at 8 A. NJ. in private
cars. Arrive at Portland at I'D noon
Announcement was made yesterday
by the Commissioners of lnlanu FISH
cries and Game that the following ruieS
and regulations had been adopted re-
lating to the times and places III WHICH
and tho circumstances under which in
land fish NAV be taken in certain
waters Of the State:
Section |. Keene brook and Porter
brook, so-called, both in Rockpor''
Knox county. tributaries to hahe
Chickawaul<ee, are hereby closed 10 All
fishing for any kind of fish, for 1cuf
years from May 10, 1908.
Section l. The Donham brook, Sc
called "a tributary to Mathews or
Marshall pond. in oxford ana HEBRON
down as far rs the stone abrtments,
where the bridge used to be; also MUG
brook and its, tributaries, are hereby
closed to all fishing for any KIM vi
fish, for one year from May ~, 1913.
Section l. 1t shall be unlawful 10
fish for, take. catch or kill any KIND o.
fish at any time in any Of the trlou-
taries of Worthley pond, so-cailed.
which pond is situated in the town OF
Peru, county of oxford; except that II
shall be lawful to dip smelts in the
usual manner.
Section 2. These regulations shall
continue in force for period of ore
Year from May 1st. A. d. 1908.
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