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Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20
CEDAR GROVE.

The Bridge Academy baseball team
won from the Richmond Athletics last
Saturday at Pownalboro grounds by
score of % to s. Wednesday the 22nd
they play Bowdoinham at Cedar Grows
and a close game is looked for.
MIR. Weeks is building an addition to
his hotel, Mr.. Boyd and Mr.. Appot oi
Boothbay are in charge of the WORK
Chas Waterman of MASSACHUSETTS,
who has been spending a few days at
John McFadden's. returned home on
Thursday nights boat
William Davis, who escaped from Au-
gusia Insane Hospital last TUESDAY
was located at Cedar Grove in the early
evening and taken to Richmond with a
party in John McFadden's boat without
trouble, thinking he was gong 10 a
dance with them and placed IN I,ich-
mond >lockup.
The shad fishermen in Eastern river
are doing extra we'll this spring as high
as sixty-three being taken in one night
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20
SAGADAHOC
RIcHMoNC.

Miss Rule Curtis. who has heen at
tending a deaconess' school at Wash
ingion, D.. C., returned home, Satur-
day. After passing a few weeks at
home sne will go TO Portland.
e a. BARNES Of Portland is engaged
in repairing the large chimney at the
Richmond yarn mills.
About 10 members of the local
lodge of ODD Fellows went to Gardi-
ner, last week. and received the Can
ton degree on odd Fellowship.
William coughlin is reported to be
recovering from the injury reteived
recently by falling a tree.
Ansil Gaubert is at Capitol Island,
where he is building cottage.
Mrs. Cora Weeks has gone TO Ban
gar. where she will visit her mother
Mrs. Nancy Overlook, for "a few weeks
Rev. A. A. Lewis of the Methodist
church viii deliver the Baccalaureate
sermon. June 3. TO the graduating
class of Richmond High school.
A triangular speaking contest Will
be held at the Richmond Opera house.
Friday evening May "a. between the
II prize winners Of the spring speak
ing contests OF the Bridge Academy
of Dresden. the Bowdoinham High
school and the Richmond High school.
The contestants are as follows: Miss
Marjorie Curtis, Miss Gladys Bunker,
Raymond Colby, Homer Lothrop, rep
resenthag Richmond High school: Miss
Gladys Little, Miss Marian Mccoabry,
Carlton Sedgeherg, Ray Cate. represent
ing Bridge Academy and Miss Ida.
Fowles, Miss Jessie Ames, Albert Card,
Roland Puriugton from the Bowdoin-
ham High school.
Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Winslow of Car
diner have moved to this town. Mr.
Winslow has rented the store on Main
street owned by +. T.. Cory and will
open restaurant.
Noble Maxwell. first selectman, has
offered as additional prizes to the win
ners OF the speaking contest to be held
at the Opera house. Friday evening, D
and 10 dollars in gold, respectively, TO
the young ladies' winning first and sec
ond honors; also 8 and 10 dollars ~
gold, respectively, to the young men
winning first and second honors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mansir ana
daughter of Baltimore. Md, arrived on
town, Saturday, to pass the summer
at the home of Mr.. Mansirs father,
Herbert Manslr.
Miss Loie Young of Gardiner passed
Sunday with relatives in town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20

which was favorably acted upon. c. A..
Ross prese4ted the matter of having
the telrplcre and telegraph poles kept
clear of posters and bills and It was
voted to notify the selectmcn and own
ers OF the poles asking their cooper
alton in rhe matter. a. Is Butler was
appointed #s a committee OF one 10
see that IN article was placed in the
warrant for the special town ncetinS
TO be held IN June, 10 see Il the town
would provide a suitable dumping
ground. II was voted 10 adjourn me
meeting Gati September. subicc; 10
special eaIs
A member of the Republican town
COMMITTEES reported Saturday. that leo
new en:9laments had been received.
Friday. Which makes tine Republican
enrolment in the town now over 800.
This member of the committee report
ed thai prospects We're that there
would be Soe enrollments before Ju.e
H.
Herbert Feed has sold his farm TO II.
A. Benoit.
Frank Butterfeld, who has been en-
ployed in the drug store of Sampson &
Avore for several months. has resigned
his position and will so to Sanford TO
take a similar position.
George Otis Smith, director of the Unit
ed States geological survey, with his
family, win arrive here from Washing
ton, u. c., Tuesday, and the family Will
spend the summer at their home on Elm
street
News reached Mr.. and Mrs. David jew
EFT. Friday, that they were grandparents
to brl baby, born TO Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vid Haig recently in Providence. r. l.,
where Mr.. Haig is superintendent of the
New England wooden mills of the Amer
lean Woolen Mill Co.
Levi Thomas who has been in Boston
for the winter. employed in clothing
store. has arrived home and Will be en-
ployed for the summer as fire warden at
Eustis.
Arthur Jewett, who has been a clerk
i'm the store of c. r. Fogg for some
time, has resigned his position.
Mrs. Charles Turner, a teacher i'm the
Lincoln building, has resigned her po-
sition. vacancy has been caused in
the Madison schools by the resignation
of Miss Helen Dyer, principal of Old
Point Avenue school
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20
MADISON.
Odd Fellows Hold District
Meeting, Friday Night.
.
Indian Spring Lodge The Host
--Rebekahs Serve Supper.
Madames Perkins Entertain Rain
bow Branch OF Sunshine Society.

Rainbow Branch of the International
sunshine Society was entertained. Fri
day, by Mrs James w Perkins and
Mrs, Albert Perkins. at the residence
of Mrs. James Perkins, on Bean street.
After the business session came a
song by Mrs. George Donna, aud a
reading by Mrs. Fred Gray, followed
by social hour during which dainty
refreshments were served by the host
esses. Eighteen members were present.
The next meeting will be held, May 81,
at the residence of Mrs. John VIII
liams. OH Wilson street, in >Anson.
Although in point of numbers the
attendance was no as large as al
many previous meetings. yet the dis
trict meeting of the Odd Fellows held
Friday evening, in Madison. with In
dian Spring Lodge. l. O. o, r., was
said 20 be one of he best held in this
section of Somerset county in recent
years. Members of lodges in Wiscon-
sin, Virginia, FAN River and Lowell
Mass. Calais. Athens, Winthrop, Port
land, North AnsOn, New Portland and
Skewhegan We're present. \ special
feature of the occasion was the pres
ence of Grand Master Charles +. Jack
son and Grand Secretary NJ. W. cut
ter of Portland. Special cars were
run over the line of the Somerset Trac-
tion to accommodate about so mem
bers in attendance from Skowhegan.
After the regular routine business had
been disposed of the First degree was
conferred on two candidates by the de-
gree team from carrabasset Lodge of
Skowhegan. Next, came speeches by
the grand officers, who We're followed
by District Deputy Grand Master III. G.
Bussey of Skowhegan; Past Grand
Representative c. o. Small of Madison;
L. f. Jacobs. Or. H. NJ. Taggart, Mr..
willis, Mr.. Gates, Mr.. Burns, DIR. 5.
NJ. Dawes l.. w, Gefrish and Mr..
Ocampaugh of Skowhegan; Past Grand
A. johnson of Virginia and a recruit
ing officer in the United States regular
army: Past Grand Willis Emery of
North Anson; Oliver of Athens; and
Past Grands F. L. Powers, r. L. Hard
ing and H. Ladd of Indian Spring
Lodge. At The close of the meeting a
supper was served in the I. o. o. r
banquet hall. by the women of Sterling
Rebekah Lodge.
Messrs. Wallace and Byron Johnson
left, Saturday, for a few days fishing
at Rowe Ponds
Mr. ana II r. league and Mr. and
Mrs. George T. Charles, who have been
spending a week al their camps at
Lake Moxie. have returned to Madison
Miss Grace yose of Colby College
was the weekend guest of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Vose.
H. c. Glidden left. Saturday, for
Bangor. where he twill join party of
friends for a fishing trip.
The annual Junior exhibition of the
Madison High school. which was to
have been held. May 81, has been post
poned until week later.
Rev. f.. w. Webber filled the pulpit
Of the Congregational church in North
Anson. Sunday morning. Rev C. w
Rogers, who has recently undergone a
slight surgical operation. was unable to
attend to his usual duties.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20

gering Illness. His age was about 60
wears. He was born in Burnham, son of
the late Arneld Dodge. In 1876 he was
graduated at Maine Central Institute In
1879 he began the study of medicine. Aft
er taking one course at the University
of New York he took two courses at the
Medical School of Maine, from which he
graduated in 1855. He began praetieing
in the fall of 1883 in Troy, where he built
up large practice. In "a he was mar
ried to Miss Mary Weymouth of this
town. He has been frequent visitor to
this town during the past years and he
tretained deep interest for Maine Cen
trail Institute. of which institution he was
member of the board of trustees at
the time of his death. Besides the wife.
a son, Arnold Dodge. who lives at home.
and sister who lives in the West sur
vive. Funeral services will be held. at
1890 A. NJ Tuesday. at the home.
Mrs. Emma Hunter has sold her house
on Hartland avenue to Leslie Barnes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20
Somerset Real Estate Transfers.

Recent transfers of Somerset county
real estate have been recorded By tht
register Of deeds as follows:
Athens- Harry e. Fall to Henry r
Bush.
Bingham-John c. Hoar to the um-
bagog Paper Co. of Embden.
Brighton--George T. Leighton te
William B. Hamlin ct al.
Cornvilie-Amanda b. Smith te
Frank II. Kilkenney; Emerline a.
Stone TO George Flewelling.
Betroit-Edwin l.. Whitaker to Ar
thur Patterson.
Faireld-Edth F. Fish TO Thomas S.
Henderson: Malinda l.. Tibbetts 10
William II. Tibbetts, Charles Rowell
ct al to Silas T. Langley ct al: John +.
Allen to Mandana c. Reynolds.
Hartland--Henry Crowell tn Willis
+. Trask OF Skowhegan.
Jaekman-Julian Fl. George 10 Justin
ID. Ames of Norridgewock; Edward
Laney 20 Justin d. Ames
New Portland Delpert L. Church
i'll ct al. tpersonal warranty to Ten
ney Luce; Manley c. Atwood tpersonal
warranty to Addie F. Atwood.
&NoiliuStMock----J James M. DySaft TO
Frank A. Fuller of Skowhegan; Will
liam .. Murray to James 2. Gillen
ct al.
Palmyra-Isabelle Paine to Gather
inc A. Leavitt.
Ripley-Edgar H. Ramsdell to II. D.
Raymond.
Solon-M Manufactures National Bank
tquit claim TO Carrie r. Longley
Somerset Junction--Mary Munster
to Martin Munster.
Skowhegan-Herbert N. Reel to Hen
rv Benoit; Lucia E. Shepherd (quit
claim TO Herbert N. Reed: Gala b.
Steward to Minnie A. Lord
Starks-Henry A. Merrill G. parceIsl
to William l Lynds: John C. Merrill
to Henry A. Merrill
st. Albans--George A. Merrill to Re-
becea Il. Martin; Florence NJ. Han
son to Oscar w. Bigelow; Ida NJ. Page
TO Emma s. Brown.
Mortgages during the corresponding
were recorded as follows;
Bingham, $1,000; Cornville. 1920: Fair
eld' $3.50, $1,000, s1100; Hartland, s4OO;
Mercer, $3.50; Norridgewock, $500. s425.
$500, $3.50, Palmyra. $1,000; Pittseld.
s5l0; Skowhegan s1125, sl675; Starks.
Woo; st. Albans. 5000
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20

Mass is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Efie Thomas, Benton Station.
Arthur Buzzell has moved his family
from Wiscasset to this town.
Miss Caro- Chapman, principal OF Frs
kinie Academy passed Sunday at her
home.
The section crews of the Main Central
and the Fairfield & ShawmHt Electric
Railway commenced work, sunday, in
extending the electric road across the
steam tracks at Shawmut and down TO
the plant of the Shawmut Mfg. Co. a
large part of the material used in the
construction of the new concrete dam
and pulp mill viii be hauled direct to
the plant over the electric railway. The
cars to Shawmut were crowded, sunday,
with people who wished TO see the work
that is being done by the Shawmut Man
ufaeturing Co., but they We're disap-
pointed as the concern has had fence
built around their property and no one
but workrnen are allowed on the inside
William Gurney and Nellie Bishop We're
married, Saturday evening, at the home
of the bride. Gibson street. After the
wedding a reception was held
Mrs. Marion Freeland entertained the
BfiuSe CluD, Sdtdiuay tNeithSf a. ~
home on High street.
The committee i'm charge of the exer-
cises on Memorial day have the pro-
gram completely arranged and II VIII be
somewhat different than in former years.
Instead of having exercises in the Opera
House they will be held at Maplewood
cemetery, where monument viii be
dedicated i'm honor of the soldiers who
We're IN the Civil war, The augusta .,i
band has been secured and it VIII AZ
rive at Benton station on the 920 a. Nj.
train An electric car viii be waiting
for them and they Will go TO Benton.
members of r. J., Pratt Post will so 20
Benton at o'clock where they VIII
decorate the graves iii that town In the
afternoon the parade will form IN front
of the Grand Army hall at l.30 and IL Will
proceed to the upper bridge where water
services will be held by the ladies of
the Woman's Relief Corps in commem-
Grafton of the sailors of the Civil war
From there the procession viii march to
the cemetery, the veterans going IN car
riages, where the dedication OF the new lr,N
soldiers monument will take place. The
address will be delivered by REV. l.. l..
Lewis, pastor of the uniyersaiist church,
Two granddaughters OF Grand Army 1neii
will unveil the monument and a grand
son of a Grand Army man viii moist tne
flag to mast that will be erected. Thl'
will comprise the Memorial day exer-
cises and the procession viii march back
to Grand Army hall. where they VIII
break ranks. On May 26 the members
of Il. +. Pratt Post and the woman :
Relief Corps will attend services al the
ITniversaliSt church. They will meet at
their hall and march to the church.
CENTERs-L. l.. Allen has bought a
work horse.
Mr.. and Mrs f. P. Heald of Water
Vile recently visited at s. a. Taylor's-
Mrs. Sarah Ellis has returned home
from a visit with her son, Howard, IN
Watervile.
Mrs Ellen Grant who has passed the
winter with her son Herbert Mcclure,
in erie Haven has returned home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20
P|TTSFIELD.

Mrs. Il. A. Turner and little son of
Portland, who have been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Patten, re-
turned home. Thursday
Mrs Nile Dixon of Fairfield Is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Llewelyn Gould.
Mrs Mabel Carpenter of Madison ar
rived in town, Friday, for few days
visit with her uncle, John Simons
Mrs. James Monahan went to Skowhe-
gan, Thursday, for short visit
Jay II. Scribner was in Bangor Fri
day, on business
Mrs. Stillman A. Grey of Grants Pass,
Oregon. who has been the guest Other
sister, Mrs. Ed Whitten. has gone to
Presope Isle for visit before returning
10 Oregon.
The following delegates from the local
Free Baptist church have been chosen
to attend the Waterville conference of
Free Baptist churches to be held in
Clinton May %, 90: Mrs. Jennie Rand
lett, Mr.. and Mrs. George Rogers, Mrs.
o. II. Drake and Mrs. c. +. Henry.
Mrs. Clarence Tyler has returned from
a visit in Arlington, Mass, and has. gone
to Greenville, where she will be joined
by Mr.. Tyler who will move his house
hold goods TO this town. The family will
occupy the Mills house.
Stephen Davis Post No. II. G. A. r.. has
issueud the following general orders for
Memorial Day.
Sunday. May .2e; Stephen Davis Post,
Woman's Relief Corps O. S. Haskell
Camp No is Sons of Veterans, Sons OF
Veterans Auxiliary, three patrol Boy
Scouts. will assemble at G. A. r. hall at
10 o'clock A. NJ. and march to Union
hall, where sermon will be delivered by
Rev. II. M Ford, ID. d., pastor OF the
Free Baptist church.
Memorial Day, May 30: The above or
ganizations will meet at G. A. r. hall
at u o'clock to form the parade with
members of Phlentoma Lodge, J.. o. o,
T., Court Pine Tree ]. O. o. f. and
other fraternai organizations and Boy
Scouts, and march at / o'clock formine
a line on Park street in following order,
Platoon of Police
Pittsfeld Band
Marshall and Aides
Officer of the Day
| Company A, Second Infantry N. G. S. M
Phientoma Lodge, /. o. o. r.
Court Pine Tree, ]. O. o. f..
Boy Scouts.
o. s. Haskell Camp. S. of V.
Veterans unable to walk. members o
| the Womans Relief Corps, and member:
| of the Auxiliary to Sons. of Veterans
| will be conveyed in carriages.
The procession win march to the GENE
/ terry where the exercises of the day vii
/ be observed. The line will return TO thu
Soldiers monument, where an exercis'
! given. Tie line viii then march t,
Union hail where the memorial address
will be delivered by Gov. Fredericl
w. Ilaisted.
The sad news has been received her
of the death of Dr Mark Trafton Dodge
Saturday forenoon. in Troy after lin
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20
WEST GARDINER.

SPEARS CORNER-Dr Ii. +. Merrill
and Samuel Marston were visitors in
Gardiner. Thursday.
Everett Black of Liteh9eld was caller
at the Corner. Friday.
Mrs. II. B. Snowe. who is the guest of
her son. Il. L. snowe, visited Augusta,
Thursday.
Mrs. Allen Wakefield and SON went TO
Augusta, Wednesday. for the summer.
POND ROAD-Ambrosa Read left
last Friday for Kineo. where he will
resume his occupation as guide.
Or. c. f. Pickering of Gardiner was
a caller in town Sunday.
Mrs. Z. l. Morton spent Sunday night
and Tuesday with friends in Monmouth
Mrs. p T. Lnnt and son Morrill re-
turned Tuesday from a short trip TO
panied By Mrs. Lunts mother. Mrs T.
&c. morrill,. who will spend the summer
here. Is
Capt L. NJ. Bird OF Halloweil was a
visitor in town Wednesday night,
Mrs. VIM 4. Smith Of the Brunswick
road visited at Mrs Mary r. IIlldreth's
"wednesday night and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. AN. Burnham who
have been spending the winter IN Dor
chester. Mass. arrived Thursday. for
short stay at their home here.
Announcement is again made of the
Rox Social to be held by the Franklin
School League at their schoolhouse,
Friday evening, MAY "a Everybody
come. and each lady please bring a boy.
A prize is to he offered for the prettiest
box
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20
NATIONAL HOME.

Gen. Joseph S. Smith, local manager,
has returned to his home in Bangor,
after a busy week at the Branch.
officer of the day, Capt. McAdams.
Cutler Post, No. 49, G. AIR. will hold
its regular meeting, Monday night, and
all members should be present.
Tuesday night the bill will be moving
pictures with vaudeville by Chevalier,
the wonderful German magician, A.
Frank Adams and little ChevaIier, Jr., in
musical stunts.
The Memorial day orator will be Gen
eraI Daniel Il, Sickles of New York
City, one of the last Civil War com
manders.
Moses f. Brown was granted fur
Tough. Saturday, to visit relatives IN
Charleston. Me.
The returns from furloughs, Saturday,
were: George r. Weatherbee from Bos-
ton and James Donnelly from Prov,-
dence.
Two members of the Branch We're
granted discharges, Saturday: Allen
Jones, late Co. c. 9th Cal. Inf, and
Melvin Hopkinton, late Co. NJ, I'd Mass.
II. A.
Increases in pensions were received,
Saturday, for Charles Il. Bazin, late Co.
b, lst Col. Cav. to $40: Francis Gram
mo, late Co. /, I'd Mass. Cav, to SIS, and
Peter King, late Co. G., 18th Mass. Inf,
to SIS per month
large case ON which is hung frames
containing more than 1000 pictures OF
Civil war soldiers taken in the field, and
mailed to their homes friends, etc, and
which We're undelivered and sent to the
aeaa letter Office. has Just been hung IN
the library. These were found by
General Joseph S. Smith, local manager
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20
The Indian Medicine Man

was chosen by his tribe in pioneer
days because of his expert knowledge
lin combining medicines from roots
land herbs to cure disease. They could
conquer diseases that today baffie the
most skilled physicians who have
spent years in the study of drugs.
From the roots and herbs of the
field Lydia u, Pinkham nearly forty
years ago gave to the women of the
world a remedy for female ills deem
ed more potent and eliicacious than
any combination OF drugs. Today
Lydia Z. pinkham's Vesetahle COM
pound is recognized the world over
as the standard remedy for female
illa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20
skowhesan 12; ws.ervilIe Athletics /

ihe Waterville Athletics proved an
easy mark for the Speed Boys at Fair
view Park. Saturday afternoon. Every
man on the home team got at least one
mt ana all but Dore crossed home plate
hof an opening game the boys played
me pan from start to finish Dore had
noth speed and control, Turcotte nailed
the Waterville runners at second with
yards to spare, and all the boys ran
bases for keeps, Hunter and LaCase
working a double steal Z. Piper was
Knocked out of the box for WateryiIIe
IN the third inning, and Poirier. who
followed him, received very poor sup
mort
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20
SOUTH GARDINER.

VIII Martin, formerly of this place.
now of Lynn, Mass, is the guest of mis-
brother-in-law. Frank Norton p
Justin Eldridge and Percy Hodgkins
moved, last week, 10 their farm on the
Wiley road.
Mrs. Marcia Graham. Miss Annie Metz
ler and Miss Florence Smith attended
the Kennebec Sunday School Association
convention at North Vassalboro. last
Thursday. as delegates from the Congre-
gational Sunday school
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20
FAIRFIELD.

The Younger Set went to Hincklev,
Saturday, to meet with Mrs. II. b. Hinck-
ley
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Jewell and Mr..
and Mrs Ben Smith have returned from
a short trip to Lake George
The members of the Jolly Set met, sat
urday, at their clubhouse.
Miss Alice Duren has returned from
a short trip to Skowhegan.
Mrs. Arthur Horne of Somerville,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20
Hunors

Come to the surface IN the spring as
in no other season. It's "A pity they
don't run themselves all OFF that way:
but in spite of pimples and other erup-
tions. they mostly remain in the sys-
tenn. That's bad.
Hoods Sarsaparilla removes them
and cures all the painful and disfig-
uring troubles they cause. Nothing
else cleanses the system and clears
the complexion ike Hoods.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20

All members of Pell iClason Camp
Sons of Veterans, are requested To
take the o'clock ear for Augusta
next Wednesday evening, TO attend the
class initiation Of Henry c. Staples
Camp. Members are also requested
to meet in c. A. r.. hall at 10 o'clock.
next Sunday forenoon. to attend Me-
mortal services at the Methodist
church with the members of Heath
Post. G. A. r.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20
WINTHROP.
Kent's Hill Second Takes
Revenge on the Locals.
Trims EN-, 10 10 6, After HaV-
ing Suffered One Defeat.
----
Funeral Of Late Sarah Wood..per-
sonals and Local Notes.

The Kents Hil 2nd team revenged
themselves for the trimming Which they
received from the w. H S. team a
week ago by beating the Winthrop boys.
Saturday. by a score of 10 to 6. The
game was unevenly played by both
teams, GORDON, who pitched for the
visitors, put mp fine game The score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20

oacfillee hltS-Turcotte, DOre. stolen
nases-Pooler Head, Cavanaugh 2.
Hunter. LaCase, Dore, Burrill, E. Piper
yille4. Bases on bals-Off Dore e. off
Iolrier 3. Struck out-By Dore 10. by r.
l,iper ], by porier 6. Hit by pitcher
n. flper Time. 2h. Umpire, Mr. Walk
er Attendance, 200
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20

The weirs are also doing better than last
year.
Mr.. leighton Ham is working at the
court house for Oliver Candy,
Last Tuesday evening Il bowling con-
fest between the Dresden Mills bowlets
and a Grove team was held. The Grove
team won,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-20

The Gardiner baseball club, eompos-
ed of small boys. defeated the Ran
dolph club, Saturday. on the Piummer
street Grammar school field. by the
score of IA to 13. The game was close
and exciting.