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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15
GARDINER,
Remember the Annu al
Excursion for Children.
] VIII Re Held Tuesday, June
29, al island Park.
t,mmIttee In Charge will Garry
Out Nj. Bradstrest's Wishes.

\ The committee having in charge the
Nlah annual Bradstreet Childrcn's eX-
Yturson met at the First Bap-
st parsonage at go +. NJ.
Nonday \ full attendance mani
8hsttd the usual interest shown by the
Snembcrs Of the committed Year after
Nsar this event has grown into the life
the children of the city until now it
Shocked forward to by all with keen
ka expectation. 1t is among the rarcst
zd privileges to community to have
such an outing. IT not only permits
HE boys and girls to have a day of pic
Hnic joy and frolic and freedom but it
brings more BOYS and girls together up
Jon an equal footing than any other
4evcnt Of the who season. 1t is wholly
apart from class or "Sct," sect or
yueed It's welcome is cordial to all who
come within its privileges.
As was the case last year. it will not
1 be possible this year to go down river.
Excursion boats are not to be had on
week days this season ON the kcnnc-
bee river, that is. such boats as Will
utarry such company as TINS eXc'lf~
I'm. Every effort possible was made
4 t(ast year and this year as well To Sc
kurc boat of sufficient capacity, but
Pho such boat could be found. The
tstcamer Wiwurna, which SO frequent
lly has carried the excursion. could not
Ioe had this year. Those in charge would
have preferred going down river and
ih"pe the day is not far distant when
rthc excursion may take its trip To the
mouth of the river among the islands.
lN"t having this opportunity the wealth.
l"f the pond region affords a splendid
lriviess. .
The committee therefore has chosen
go again to Island park, the most
'pular summer resort on the new
'stem of street railway, of which
is the center. The date fixed
u Tuesday, June %.
No tickets will bc given out until
Monday. June n. when each member
't the committee will distribute Civ
eh number of tickets for those who e
from their particular vicinity.
II Inc committee would suggest that ne
one ask for Il ticket until announce
laent is made through the papers that
"ekets are ready for distribution.
"hcn the proper time comes every
"he who is entitled to go will have the
10y possltl" opportunity to secure !;
ucket. No adult will be able to secure
ueket unless they go as guardian!
,'r Their own or their ncighbors' chill
URN This rule will be strictly OBJ
served this year Each ticket will have
''e name of the person to whom it l.
sven written in ink upon the tickle
'"d the ticket will not be transferable
for the committee,
l.. II. CLARKE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15
CommendabIe Enterprise.

Th" scholars of the Hallowcll Higl
school ana the Maria Clarke Grammar
school. being in need of funds, Tho
former to use for paying off some debt
incurred by the graduation exercises
and the latctr to make some needed
improvements about the school build
ing, specially that of establishing 9
call &yStcin by electric bells, have ar
ranged to give a series of entertain
mcnts next Friday and Saturday il
Wilson hall There will be matinee il
tie afternoons of Friday and Satur
day ut 2.3o O'Clock and evening attrac
lions at o'clock. The entertainments
will be. in the afternoons, II series o.
moving pictures, descriptive Of "Oul
National CAPITAL" while the evening:
will lie devoted to the STUDY of Japan
The lecture will be given by Col. G. II
French q former Maine man, but nov
of rol,d do, Ohio. The lecturer come.
highly recommended The citizens ar,
enthusiastic in their encouragement o
the voting people who desire to pa,
their own way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15
WATERv|LLE,
Colby Notes..

The Colby baseball team will leave
this afternon for Cambridge, where it
will play Harvard Wednesday, The
team has had its regular practice, but
owing to the recent illness of Captain
Shaw and Catcher Cary they have not
had the hard practice enjoyed by the
rest of the team. Both men are, how
ever. back in the game with their us
ual spirit and promise to make things
hum The men men who will go are:
Lander, IS; Cary. C; Good, p; Shaw
cf; Vail, rf; Sturtevant, 2b; Nutting
1b; Michaud, If; Tibbits, 3b.
The Y w. c. "A. held Il sale of sher-
bert Monday at Foss hall to raise mon
ely fer the Silver Bay Fund. The sale
was decided success and similar salt
will he held Wednesday afternoon. The
sale WAS in charge of the Y. W. c. A
president, Miss Verena CLANCY, and 3
committee of which Miss Jennie Grin
| die was chairman. The serving com
mittec was assisted by Miss Ella T
| Rutman, matron of Foss hall
The Oracle Association will NEE
| Wednesday, June %, Immediately afte
| chapel to elect officers for the ensuing
| year i Iic loiIoWiIiS Sidtt ltds peNit piS
| pared: President, Ray Cecil Carter
| II: Treas, Raymond Clifford Bridges
IN; Sec, Harold Hutchinson Sinclair
| The executive committee of thu
| Athletic Association will meet Thurs
| day afternoon, June q
c. WILDER Cary of Portland called o.
| friends on the campus Monday.
| Roydcu Valentine Brown, ex-10, no,
| principal Of Scion Academy, is visit
! ing at the Zcta Psi house.
| The Epicurean Senior Society held it
| annual banquet and initiation Monda
Icvcnng at the Bay View. The initiate
| were Stanley Brown, Ralph N. Good
| Alton Blake, Frank Cary, and William
g. Eamsdcn, Leon G. Guptill acted a
POSTMASTER. The evening was heart
| IIy ppioyeI by all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15
Maria Clarke Grammar School Record

Following is the Clarke Gramma,
school record:
Grade N-Not absent during thu
term, Edith Hayes, Arvlla Kilgnre
Blanche Merrill. Edna Rca, Raymond
Baker Jesse Fish, Marine Galzia, Les
lie Grey, Erwin Libby, Guy Rich ant
Harry Narney.
Grade VII-Not absent during term
Marshall Coombs, Dennis Daley, FL
mer Lord. Harry Nolan. John Shcr
burne, Clyde Cottle and Gertrude Wy
man.
Grade III-Not absent during TIL,
school year, Henry Foster; not absen
during the last term, Raymond Choate
Duncan Gordan, Elwood Overlook, vii
liam Rollins, Charlie Stevens, Avi:
SprouI, Bernicc Bachelor, Mary Gree
lev. Edith Nichols and Lottie Spencer
absent one-half day, Linwood Choat'
and Marietta Nichols.
Grade VIII, not absent during term
Ned Freeman, Gertrude Luce, Mar!
Preti and Donald Perry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15
CHARGED WITH ARSON.
Charles Caldwell Accused Of Burn'nI
Barn at Chester, VT.

Woodstock, Vt, June 14.-With the
expectation of hearing particularly in
toresting testimony, especially with re-
gard to law breaking in the woods Of
Windsor county, talesmcn from the lit
tie hill towns drove into town today tor
the trial of Charles Caldwell of Chester,
charged with burning barn there last
fail. but the detectives claim, has
knowledge of other crimes.
Caldwell! was arrested in February at
a hotel in Bellows Falls, and there 1T is
said he made certain statements to
officials under the impression that he
was talking to the leaders of band OF
outlaws. These statements, it is said,
were reported to the sheriff of Windsor
county.
Caldwell has since been in Jail here
under a strong guard. and it was ar
ranged to bring him into court this al
ternoon. when it was expected that the
trial would begin.
The taking of testimony had already
begun when court adjourned this after
nom The selection of jurymen was
matter of but short time, and with
the box full consideration of the case
beran During The afternoon -four
witnesses were heard. Joseph Good
rich. whose barn Caldwell is alleged to
have burned in November. 1908, was the
first witness He told of tracing loot
steps from his barn to Cadwelfs house
Goodrich's son, Dallas, and George L.
Beurs and Leon Brown told of accom-
panying the elder Goodrich. More OF
the states witnesses will be heard to-
morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15
TO FRANCIS SCOTT KEY.
Flag Day Had Special Observance in
His Memory at Capital.

Washington, June 14.-While the guns
of Fort Myer on the Virginia side OF
the Potomac today doomed forth a
salute of q guns fac simile of the
Fort McHenry flag was raised over the
house in this city in which Francis
Scott Key, author of 1.-The Star Span
gled Banner lived for many years
Four hundred school children sang this
patriotic song as the flag was being
raised. Other ceremonies appropriate
to Flag day were held in the house.
which is owned by the Francis Scott
Key Memorial Association and pre-
served by them as museum.
Exercises were held in manv of the
government offices here during the
lunch hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15
WINTHROP CENTER.

Wilson =. Schwartz, Moses Brown
school, 10, arrived home Saturday f..
lis summer vacation.
Miss Rena Childs of Augusta was tn
guest Sunday of Thco Sleeper.
Childrcn'S Sunday was observed by
Mr. Jones. the pastor, preaching an in
ereSting sermon to the young people
and speaking and singing by the chill
dren at the opening of the Sabbath
school. The attendance at the ser
vices was unusually large
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15

Deputy Sheriff Potter, City Marshal
Andrews. Constable Burns and Officer
Locke paid an official visit to the place
alleged to be kept by Charles Brann, in
the location formerly occupied by the
city Mission Monday afternoon. The
officers spent the best part of an hour
and half i'll the search, and crowbars
were used on the floor and woodwork
to such an extent that the place was
unrecognizable when the task was
abandoned. No contraband was discov-
evered. but there could be little ques-
ton as to the thoroughness of the
search.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15
On motion that no licenses be granted

On motion that no licenses be granted,
the vote was;
"Yes'-Alderman Potter. Donnell
D"nnell and Lanccsteg; City Clerk
Wads Worth--4.
Alderman Kelley and Steph-
enson. City Treasurer F'arrinton-3.
The party defeated by this narrow
margin sought to retaliatc by introduce
ing the city marshal to close up the
shoe shining stands on Sunday Al
dcrman Donnell seconded the PROPOSE
ton and it was carried, but it was
later rcconsidcrcd and ncgatved, SO
that the sands will be allowed to re-
main open, but the opening Of the lee
cream parlorS on Sunday is apparently
Il dead issue.
The argument which appeared to have
the greatest weight with the board was
voiced by Alderman Potter, who said
that he could see no reason why tone
or more reputable persons" should be
sir Ied out. II few We're allowed to
keep open to sell ice cream, others would
be demanding an equal privilege, was the
opinion of Alderman Potter.
Licenses were granted to +. M. Moocrs
and w. Norris Potter to sell fireworks,
and to George w. Buker to operate (;
bowling alley.
In session as the city government the
aldermen and councilmcn passed an order
that the mayor and city treasurer be au-
thorized to negotiate Il loan for the sum
of $l0.00 and give the citys note there
for to meet current expenses Of the pres
ent year.
An order introduced by Councilman w.
w. White was passed by both boards au-
tEorizing the expenditure of $50 on the
South Gardiner burial grounds.
1t having been aSrcrtancd that the
election Of special police had been Il triilc
irregular at previous meetings. owing to
the fact that they were appointed for spe-
tiic localities instead of for specified
time, they were rcappontcd without
change. Thomas Mcclure was appointed
trl.ant officer for South Gardiner.
The matter of the abatement OF the
tax of the AlGcr box factory came up,
lut no action was taken pending con
ference with the Board of Trade.
The sewer committee reported that they
had examined the sewers as instructed t.
do at the last regular meeting, and that
a report was being prepared by Engineer
r. A. panforth.
The bonds of Timothy Donovan and Jo-
seph T. McClcau as victualcrs. and oi
George w Bullcr bowling alley proprie-
tor. were approved by the municipal OIL
GERS.
Charles l.. Spaulding was committed tC
the Insane hospital at Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15
SOMERSET
PALMYRA.

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. b. Barnes and lit
tie son visited Mr.. and Mrs. .Charles
Homestead last Sunday.
Mrs. Lula Parkman and Miss Alice
Parkman were in Pfttsfield last Friday
| shopping. az
l.. p. Foley commenced to work on
the road machine In Palmyra last
Wednesday with his span OF horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Robinson and
son Wallace of Newport were calling
on friends in Palmyra last Sunday.
Mrs. Eta Leavitt suffered an attack
OF tonsiiitis last Saturday and was at
tended by DR.. J. J. Sewall of Newport.
Miss Hattie Holway of Hartland
passed last Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Holway. $50
Ernest Osborne of New Hampshire
visited Mrs. Maggie Damon last week
and called on old neighbors and friends.
Il. f. Miller went last Thursday for
a short visit with friends in Bangor.
Mr.. Bryant Of Crystal. Aroostook
county. moved his family here last
week on to the farm recently pur-
chased of Carroll Folsom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cole, who have
been stopping in Madison the past win
ter, have returned to the old homestead
with his mother, Mrs. Augusta Cole.
Rev F. w. Brooks is said to be Inn
proving rapidly so as to be able to go
out doors. $50
/ a sabbath school was organized at
the Marshs Corner schooihouse last
Sunday with the following officers
Sdpt., Mrs. Iona Lampher; assistant
Supt., Miss Elsie Turner; treasurer,
Mrs. Ada cain; secretary. r. w. Craw-
ford. ..f'3.t ~.'
John Crawford is quite feeble, suf-
fering from sore on his ankle.
Ernest Parkman Is working for ].
B. Marsh, also Albert Bradford from
st. Adams is planting potatoes for him
with his potato planter.
Mrs. II. N. LoEgley returned Thurs
day to her home in Pittsfield' after q
visit of one week with friends in town
and ST Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Cole arrived in
town last week from Madison where
they have been employed for several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole will reside for the
present at the home of 4urs. Augusta
Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Homestead
went to Etna Tuesday for the purpose
of fitting their cottage for future Oc-
cupancy.
Ernest osborne who has been visit
ing friends in South st. AibaTs re-
turned to his home In New Hampshire.
Mr.. Osborne will visit friends in Au.
gusta on his way home.
Palmyra Grange held a regular meet
ing Saturday with small attendance.
No program was presented. Delegates
from the Somerset Pomona were pres
ent and discussed the advisability of
dividing the County grange. ,. a..
Hartland Grange conferred the Third
and Fourth degrees upon a class Of
nine candidates Saturday evening clos
ing with Harvest supper. .-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hatch Of Rip
ley were callers Saturday at Mrs. P. P.
Dearborn's.
Clarence Hall of Acton. Mass, ar
rived Monday for a visit at the home
of his cousin, Mrs. Marguerite Blaisdell.
F. w. Thompson went to Athens Sun
day to accompany the remains of the
late Clifford Hight who died Friday
at r. f. French's.
Amos Kimball went Monday to Sill
yer Ridge, Aroostook Co. in response
to a telephone message announcing the
probably fatal illness of his son. Frank
Kimball, who resides at that place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15
, 49, = = =
the Honorable. IAeensing Board OF

u'e CITY of Gardiner, Me-:
we, the undersigned, residents OF
/ ,,.. tuner and vicinity, respectfully pc
m.'oh You to grant licenses to one 'r
.. n'o'c reputable citizens. permitting
neh TO legitimately keep ice cream
, .a',ors open on Sunday We believe
aa. public sentiment demands this and
a, our people are entitled to have
saeh places legally opened on Sunday
aere they may go with friends or
ne above petition. signed by c.. w
. Wv =. Jr., and 237 others precipitated
Nely discussion at the meeting oil
.a e licensing board. during the ses-
H." OF the Gardiner city government
,s noay evening. BY a yea and max
~ OF 4 to 3 a motion. made by AL
n Donnell, that no licenses be
n n,,.d to any ice cream parlor pro-
tha or victualers was carried. ant
IS petition was accordingly dismissed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15
/. WINTHROP.
Program for High School
Graduation Thursday.
Hearing on June &c on 7e|e.
phone Poles Relocation.
Death Of Mrs. Louisa N. Knowles
Aged Eighty Years.

The graduation exercises of the class
Town hall Thursday evening. The pro-
gram:
Prayer Rev c. f. Sargent
Mrs c. W. Taggart
5alutatory-The Minister of the West
Dora Mae Libby
History. Theo Emogene Cushman
Baritone Solo-"The Horn,' Flegier
S. Lee Woodman.
Honorary, Essay-class Motto; Alta
PctenS,' Cora Mabel Morris
Prophecy. Marian Louise Simpson
Contralto solo-"In the Chimney Cor
ner,' CoWen
Mrs. Mary c. McIlroy.
Presentation of Gifts.
Ethyl Gussie Kimball
Glass Will, , Lottie Chandler Webb
soprano SoO-"Carmena." Wilson
Mrs. Stephen G. Bean.
lass Poem-"Farewell,"
Agnes Lavenia Parrish
Vocal Duet-"Till We Meet Again"
Bailey
Mrs. Taggart. Mrs. McIlroy.
Valedictory-Night Brings Out the Stars.
Ruth Bradford Webb
Comforting Of Diplomas.
A hearing will be held at the sclecl-
mems office June 26 upon the petition
# the New England Telephone & Tele-
sraph Co. for the locations for one
)olc, strengthening fixtures and wires
III Main street near Western boundary
If the Hattie Glidden estate, also for
he relocation of the present poles on
Main street and the Augusta road
MI residents and owners of property
N highways to be affected by grant
ng the permit will have opportunity
show any cause why the petition
;hould not be granted
Robert Hcrrick has returned to Lex
ngtou, after visit with relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Adkins Of Port
and are visiting Mrs. Adkins parents
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hanson.
T.. Carr has purchased place in
\uburn and with his family will NOV.
here in the near future.
The ladies of the Congregational So
ety will hold a food sale today al
heir vestry. opening at $50 p NJ
The postponed Childrcn's concert
will be held next Sunday at the Mctho,
list church.
New street signs have been put u,
1t the corners of Green street AM
<nickerbockcr road and Knickerbocil
+ road and Greenwood avenue
Arthur Briggs has purchased ;
building lot on the Shaw place. OF
Highland avenue and the foundation 81
he dwelling is now being laid
Guy F.. Healey, former principal
If Winthrop High school, was in tow
sunday and attended the BaccaIal.
cate services.
Mrs. Louisa M. Knowles, aged 8
ears, passed away at G. 80 r. M. Satur
lay at the home of her daughter, Mrs
: +. I<empton. Funeral services will b
held at =. NJ. today at the home O
=. f Kcmpton.
Miss Leila Bates left yesterday fo
ooSton, whore she will visit relatives
Mrs. w. S. Butler arrived ycsterda
rom Boston.
Mrs. w. N. White and son Claudiu
eft yesterday for Uolyoke College
south IIadley. Mass, where they vii
fisit Miss Flora White. On their rctur
hey will visit friends in Boston an
,;cinity.
Orland Harvey and Ed Kicker of Au
+ ;usta are camping at Big Pine Point
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Chandler of An
,usta passed Sunday with Mrs. Chand
ers niece, Mrs. G.. A. Lane, at Ri
Pine Point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15

James II. Place of New Bedford late
Co. f, Sd Mass. II. A, and Michael f.
Brecl1 of Manchester, N. H., late Co.
X, I'd Mass. Inf, Spanish War;. for
nerly members, have been readmitted
to this Branch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15

Oscar f. Childs and family have va
Gated their home on Middle street and
gone to their summer cottage at Web
Der pond. In the fall they hope to
find a suitable tenement and continue
to make their home in this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15

The ladies of the First Baptist churcl
arc arranging a Bubble social on The
lawn of the church this evening. Pipe:
and other equipments will be on hand
all you have to do is to bring the vino
} to make the bubble. Refreshments
will be served
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15

promptly Il Lib Sunday afternoon !
The lines will form on Common street
and march to the Maine Central station
to meet the members of the De Molay
Commandery. who will arrive here on
special train from Skowhegan at 210J
From the Maine Central station tbs
two communicates will march down
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SAGADAHOC
RICHMOND,

lanes X. Hathorn died about o'clock
Monday afternoon at his home ON him-
ball street. after having suffered ScVerai
shocks within the past few days. lie was
about 20 years of age. A widow and on"
daughter, Mrs. Charles Alexander, sur
SjVe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15

The funeral of the late Miss Sarah
Adams will be held at the Congrega-
tlonal church at 2.30 o'clock this after
noon, instead of the hour first an
nounced. The change is made on ac-
count of the expected arrival of
friends on an afternoon train.
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Ill III 1

Harold G. Woou, son Oh II. Il. Woo
of this city, and a student of U. of M
II, underwent an operation at the Au-
gusta General hospital Sunday for {
minor trouble. The operation was sue
ceasful and the patient is doing well.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15

Hon. and Mrs. f. e. Beane, DR.. Chas.
I'll. and Mrs. Beane. went. to NOrridge-
Wocll Saturday. The latter couple will
close their home at that place prepara-
tory to removing to this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15

The members of John b. Hubbard
National Relief Corps, No 30, of Thu
city are invited to meet tomorrow af
ternoon with Mrs. Annie Spencer q
her home in South Gardiner All wh'
will go must take the Accommodation
train, leaving here at 1.2l P NJ. ,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15

The county commissioners, pursuant
to advertised notice, will meet at City
hall this afternoon to consider the
question of the ferry proposed to b,
established between this city and Chel-
sea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15

The Ladies' Aid of the First Univer-
salst church will meet at 2 o'clock this
afternoon with Mrs. Horace G.. Turner
at her home on Lincoln street This
will be a very important meeting ant
the last until the fall season opens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15

Monday in F. E. Boston's automobile
for Madison on business trip The
party consisted of F. L. Boston, George
Gray. ID. II. Darling, Fred Boston and
f. r. Bradstreet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15

A meeting of all the committees -ap-
pointed to serve on the coming Fourt.
of July celebration, was held at CITY
hall last night. Reports from all were
most encouraging and the prospects
are that the celebration will be q credit
to the town The people are for it
Some interesting floats will be in line
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15

Henry l.. Dole of Bradford, Mass
has OPENED his summer home on Lin
coin street, this city. Mr.. Dolc'S year
ly coming to HalloWcll always cnlivcn
the place. He has many visitors an'
makes himself a most genial host
youth and old aged are welcomed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15

The attraction on the Home diamond
tonight will be a game between the
Home team and the Plumbers of Au-
gusta. AS the visitors are one of the
strong teams in the City League a
very good game is looked for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-15

James C. Harding, the engineer who
has been in charge of the new sewer
system, and Mrs. Harding, left the
Home yesterday for their home in
Pittsfeld, Mass.