Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-21

standing of the teams, in the national
match of 1908.
These classes are to be known a 81
Class A, Glass B and Class C. Glass A
includes the first Is teams, Class B the
next 10 teams and class C the remain
ing teams. The three great prizes Of the
match are to go to the winning team in
each class, the national trophy to the
winning team in Glass A. the Hilton
trophy to the winning team in Class r
and the bronze soldier of Marathon to
the winning team in Glass C. In addi-
| ton to these there are cash nrizes and
medals for the second, third and fourth
| teams.
The 1909 situation is not quite 81
attractive to Maine as it might be for
last years Maine team shot so well
that II finished in 14th place in field
OF so and therefore finds itself in the
nfst DIVISION for the 1909 match. Thus
IN order to win prize Maine will have
10 stand first, second, third or fourth
among the following teams: United
States Infantry. United States Navy,
United States Cavalry, United States
Marine Corps. Wisconsin, Massachu-
sets. United States Naval Academy,
pennsylvania, District of Columbia,
Washington, Illinois, Iowa, Oregon and
Ohio.
The aggregate score Of the Maine
team at the national match at Camp
Perry, Ohio, last year, was 2914, divided
among the members of the team as
follows: William P. Marston, first
sergeant, Co. D, Second Infantry,
Norway. 261; Daniel W. Wentworth,
first lieutenant, Co. F, First Infantry,
Sanford. 232: William Smith, sergeant
co. F, First Infantry, Sanford 236; Dan
F. Christie. sergeant, Co. F. Second
Infantry, Dover 26O; Daniel I. Could
second lieutenant Co. K, First Infantry
Brunswick. PIG; Joseph F. Lebel.
quartermaster sergeant, Co K, First
Infantry. Brunswick, 1928: Arthur H.
Field, captain, Co. !, First Infantry
Lewiston. 1862: Carl r. Bailey, sergeant,
Co. f. Second Infantry, Dover, POS;
John w. Nash. captain. Co. D, Second
Infantry, Norway, 21O; Lyman H.
Daughraty, second lieutenant, Co D,
Second Infantry, Norway, 254; Edward
F. Heating, first sergeant, Co L, Second
Infantry. Houlton. 1854; Moses P. Stiles.
first lieutenant, Co. d, Second Infantry,
Norway, 1856.
In the national individual match
which followed the national team
match in field of many hundred
competitors Lieut.. Moses p. Stiles of
Co. ID. Second Infantry, of Norway,
finished seventh with an aggregate
score of 290 which was but 10 points
below the winning score in the match
Tor which the Maine man received a
gold medal and $50 in cash. This was
Lieut. Stiles second gold medal won
in a national match for at Sea Girt, ~
j., in 1906 he stood seventh in the final
standing.
Governor Fernald announced yester-
day the following nominations, which
will come up for confirmation at the
meeting of the Governor and Council
to he held Thursday, May 81:
| Coroners-Charles f. Merrill, Au-
burn; Albert $. Plummer. Lewiston;
Herbert l.. Berry. Portland; Charles F..
Ferris, PASSPORT.
Commissioner Of Wrecks and Ship
wrecked Goods-S N Tobey, Machias-
| port
Agents for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals-Freeman Hanson, Hollis
Center.
to Children-Miss Julictta Nickerson,
Bar Harbor
Trial ..ustices-Hermon W. Houlton,
Moose River Plantations; John p. Hol-
man, Athens; Edward J. Hudon, Lis
bon; T.. L Norton, Bridgewater.
Notarics Public-E. A. Atherton, Sta
cyville Plantation; J. P. Gilley, Rock
land; Thomas A. Cooper, Augusta E.
hau ~
..arrabee, Gouldsboro; Matthew Laugh
lin, Bangor; John c. Mcintyre, Houl-
ton: Frank A. Morey, lewiston; Fred
p. Sargent, South Gouldsboro; Charles
M. Stewart, Bangor; j. Lewis York,
Rangeley.
Justices of the Peace and Quorum
Harold A. Allen, Lewiston; f. II. APP
pleton, Bangor; Harry Ii. Aver, Bidde-
= ford Fred Bogue, East Machas; l.. A.
Bowler, North Palermo; George NJ.
iChapman, Fairfield; James H. Burgess,
Bangor; Archie d. Cole, West Gardi-
ner; Harold P. Davis, Waterville; Gle
ment B. Donworth, Machias: D. H.
Drummond. Portland; Ira G. Hersey,
Houlton: Ernest E. Higgins, Calais;
Eben Winthrop Freeman, Portland !;
Elijah II. Hodgkins, Harpswell;
Charles l1Olt, ASOI way LtWlS All
stein. Bangor: Samuel Libby, Orono;
James A. Magnusson. Windham; Will
liam G. Mcdonald, Portland; Irvine
c. McLarren. Eastport; Alfred E. Nick
erson, Swanville; Ellery c. Park, Beth
ell; j. b. Peaks. Dover; Harry C. Pease.
Appleton: Charles L. Ramsey. Blaine
w S. Rogers, Topsham; Edwin D.
Rowell. Dixmont; William G. Sherman,
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burn; Mortimer Sullivan. Westbrook:
A. L. Talbot. Lewiston, l.. Eugene
Tharer, Waterville; Willis V. Totman,
Fairfield; Levi Turner. Portland: l.. H.
Velleux. Rumford; Willis w. Wash
Iburn. China: Scott Wilson, Portland.
| Announcement was made yesterday
at the office of the adjutant general OF
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