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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
Charleston Results.
New scrYIce.

By International News Service.
First racc. five and half .urlonss-ficlen N.
% (McrsegarU, 10 !, won; Glenn Bcachcy. 1lb
(Doylcl. TO I. second Nails, IFS tCalchan),
20 20 /. third. Time I:lo 3-5. Camollia. Pixies
Peak, Willls Or. Jackson. Thoo. Cook. Chiffon
Queen judge Monck and Dccr,oot also rau.
Second race, five and half furlongs-Lur1a,
Ii2 fByrno), 10 /. won Charles Cnnncll. d
tMcTagsartl. . to l, sccond; Tony w, l15 tPidk-
otO. 10 90 I. third. Time. los As. GolIiwoSg,
Incsion. Elsie Hcrndon. Handselotta and VIgor-
also ran
Th!rd race r1 furlongs-TrAde Mark. 1e1
(CampbclD. to Q. won: Laura. doi (Mocuhoyl,
20 to l. second: Supreme. i09 Doylo). 10 2.
third. Time. lIs Go. Thclmn j.. Ambition,
Cae,1uct and Single Ray also
Fourth race. seven furlongs-DaTtworsh. Hs
(Bustonl. TO 10. won Sherwood. Ill tNcTag-
garp. IL 10 !. second: GTosvcnor. i02 (Noandor),
to !. third. Time, i:29 I-5. Prince Ahmed.
Armour, Duqucsnc and Colonel hshmeadc also
ran
Fifth race. five and half furionss-Lady Light
ming los tBuxtoul. . TO l. won: Gold Cap 1ii
Turner, TO .. second: Csrnpeon. los (Byrpel,
10 .. third Time. 0s 3-5. Monocacy, Misc
Gayle aud Stadge', Sister also
Sixth race. mllc-Mynenac 105 (Ocrondo).
u TO !. won: ouced los Gurperl. TO /. scc-
ond Charles r. Graingcr. i0a (Neandcrl, IS 20
s. third. Time. "a: 2-5. Reno Russeav. Dor
nadotte. Yankee Fooh. Plain Ann Kinder Lou
aud Port Arlington also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
TO PLAY BASKETBALL
DURING THE HOLIDAYS

Coach Henry Richardson and Manager
Harry Kilpa trick OF the salt Lake high
school basketball Quintette arc ranging
practice games for their team during tho
Christmas vaca ton. II is planned TO play
some OF the Commercial league teams
Al OF the games will be played In the
evening, either In the high school gym
nasium or at the Y. VI. c. A
Manager Fitzpatrick received an offer
from the Boulder university five, the
team that played the University of Utah
five last spring for the conference title.
The Colorado 1--WE wanted to meet the
west siders some time this month. Coach
Richardson decided that the game would
not draw a crowd that would pay ex-
penscs and declined the offer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
SINGLE HEATS WILL.
NOT SET NEW RECORD

CHICAGO. Dec. l7,-Becord time In
single heat of a trottinG race VIII not
constitute a new record il the horse does
not win the race and will not affect the
horses class, according to an agreement
Trottinc association and the American
Trottng association after two days OF
conference.
The new rule provides that horse
he advanced to d higher class. Some
distance rules henceforth will govern both
association
The two organiza tionS will hold their
elections the first week IN February, the
National association In New York and
the American association In Chicago The
associations agreed that all fines a nd PEN
alties should be given to injured and
needy drivers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
WEBER ACADEMY FIVE
WINS BY ONE POINT
Defeats Granite in Most Ex.
citing Basketball Game
of Season.
Special 10 The Tribune,

OGDEN, Dec. T.-Weber academy held
Its reputation of not being defeated on
their own floor tonight by defeating Gran
lite high school by a score Of 20 to "a.
The Granite men played hard and the
result was in doubt until the very last
minute of the game. when the local men
made the points which Won their game.
Up TO the last quarter of a minute OF
play the Farmers had the better of the
contest by one point, but a long throw
by Richards gave the academy the needed
point The Farmers were unaccustomcd
10 the floor and were not allowed enough
space to put any of their team work into
action, as the floor measured only 30 feet
by 30
Richard the Academy center, had the
advantage over all the other players, as
he stands six feet and three inches. lie
proved to he an expert a knocking the
ball into the basket when jumping against
the Granite men. lie made four points
in this way, besides the points that won
the game.
Belnap, the local left forward played
star game and showed remarkable team
work with Bassett. Ferris, a substitute
guard. made q sensational throw from
the end of the field that was duplicated
by Ilerberts
The Granite team was Handicapped In
several ways. the most important being
the absence of Jim Hamilton and AlRhonzo
Thorum Uamilton's place at guard was
filled by Mackey and Bleazard was sub
stitUted for Thorum. George Hamilton
starred for the Farmers. but could not
successfully work his accustomed team
work. IS he was able TO do In the game
against the All Halows last Friday, OH
account OF having practically new meu to
work with Aushcrmsn and Mcdonald
held down the guard positions. but like
the rest of the team. showed lack Of
training Bleazard, although small. was
able TO hold his own against all the
larger Academy boys and succeeded in
placing the ball through the hoop three
times. Hamilton and Aushcrman arc
each credited with two baskets
The game was rough and many fouls
were made by each side The Academy
men allowed the Farmers twenty free
throws at the basket.
The side lines. as we'll as the balcony,
were crowded with Academy boosters, who
rooted for their team
a band concert was gwen by the or
chestra Of the Weber academy between the
halves and dancing followed
Coach Lon Romney OF the Ogden high
acted referee.
The lineup is as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
GENERAL ELECTRIC.
RAY CUTLER FIRST
IN DESERET SWIM

a largo number OF interested specta :
tors witnessed the swimming contests last
night at tho DeSeret gym. Ray Cutler
won the final with Il. Glenn second and c.,
.i6amson third.
Following are the results.
First heat-G. Adamson with 1o seconds
start and @. Warng with d second start,
tied Tine-55 2-5 seconds.
Second heat-Ray Cutler with IS sec
oDds start. first and G.. EIllerbeck with 6
start, second. Time-5t 80 seconds.
Third heat-M. Frumltin. with 10 sec
onds start, rst and G.. lJllerbeck with G
seconds start, second. Time-56 seconds.
E, Glenn Qsalifed as fastest loser
Final-Ray Cutler first L. Glenn second
and G Adamson third, Time-54 2-5 Sec
onds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
Charleston Entries.
InternniIouaI News sofvice.

BY International News Service.
First race. five and half furIoues-DicEs Pet
81. Cilft Maid l02: VciIchon. lo2; OLD Jordan
III DR.. Kendall. los; III Mohd 10: Kettle
Drum. io5; Miss Roseburs, "a; Ednn Leska. Io5;
Manson. los Tom Hancock. los: Fia,5ush los.
Second race, six furlong8-Right Easy. liz; Big
Dppcr, lo9: Snow Flakes. Ioi Protngoris. Gag
naut 100: SylvcgriJ. ilt Kiy1, loi; Putts l..
1oi Miss Psirnitys Ethelbnrg II. iis: Vcncta
Sirome. Il2.
Third rncc. SIX furongs-Ycnshcc. ~; Prince
HnrnIis. Jos; LochleI. Talinka. ios: Brave Cunor-
der, loo. CLochiol, and Cunarder Bcdseil en-
try.)
Fourth race. one mlie-Esrl OF sayoy 1ca: Dick
Dcsdwood. %: Colonel Cook. 100; Marry Lad. i0J ::
Feather Duster. eS; Napier. 1W; Lace. Io3: FL
wah. 1ci: Serylconce, as.
FItth race, iivo and half iurlongs-HarTy Ne
In,yre. %; Deduction. III: Wiley 90; Amoret
10; Tho Busybody, lo&; Cherry Seed. los: Frank
Hudson. 20: Armour. lo3; Coy, III: Charter
1le.
Sixth race. milo and neventJ ysrds-Fairy
GOdmother. i"3; Master Jim 1l2: Tomboy, al;
Camel III; Gerard. 10; Troy Weight lc5:
Spindle. ia: Golden Treasure. lis; Behcst, 20.
Weather ciEudy: track good.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
OBSERVE ANNIVERSA
OF FIRST AIR FIJI

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-In comm
tion of the first power flight eve1
by a heaVier-than-a machine.
Wright was given reception ton
the Aero club Of America Ten
ago Wilbur and Orville WrIght
their first flight in an aeroplane at
hawk. y. G, the former remaining
air just 90 seconds.
Oryille Wright announced tonigi
his recently Invented stability
would make the aeroplane as
''foolproof' as anything could b
that II was more accurate and
than any aviator. tIe Is now siI
ing the contrivance, and hopes u
1t completed by next spring. Tn
club presented him with q resoIu
esteem.
The tenth anniversary or AWAIT
also observed at Hampstead Plains,
three monoplanes scared through
in concerted movements for two
at an altitude of 1000 feet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
GRANITE CHAMPIONSHIP
TO BE DECIDED TO-DAY

The juniors OF the Granite high school
yesterday won their game from the fresh
men and practically clncbed the ba sket-
ball championship. These two teams
were tied for first place and the sopho-
morcs were third on the list The score
OF the freshmen and juniors was Is to
10. The game between the sophomores
and the seniors was mere farce. as the
seniors were dissnsted with their pre-
Vious showing. and only three of their
team showed UP. Rather than forfeit.
they found one senior who was UP In his
work, and he was played. The score was
23 TO I.
The girls OF the school are looking
forward to the time when they Will need
some source Of amusement. and are
starting "a class series among themselves
The first game was played between the
juniors and freshmen. The juniors were
victorious by score OF IL 10 IL.
The final games OF the championship
will be played this afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
Results on the Turf;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Juarez Results.
.onal Ncws Service.

BE- international Ncws Service
Fi7st rncc six turlouss-Gsr;cr io7 Estep).
To /, won; Sim felnu, ll5 (Cnyanaushl. 10 J.
second: swiitsurc. lo7 (Groth). To- J. third
Time i;2i 4-5. Rotcntc, Gold Dust. Billy Myer
Frank Wooden, Dahlgreus Joe Woods, E'ian
Foxy Mary and Brack Bonita also ran.
Second Eaco, six furlongg-Hllton Hohlec. TO-
(Feony) G to ]. won. Sosius. III Uof(us) . "a
9. second: Ed Luce. Ill tGuy). 10 TO third
Time l:2o. Roundup. Bob Hcnslcys Augustus
IIeinzc. Malay and Prosper Son elso ran
Third race two and half furlongs-Frazzle
io5 (Es,cp) s 10 J. won: Ursula Emmn. los
(Groth). TO /, second Thistle Belle. los Cvan-
duson) 20 ., third. Timo. LIS. SsTsand Rose
OF Jcddcb and pendnn, also ran
Fourth race. milc-Just Red. 100 CARROLL
6 20 O. won: voladay. Jr., 100 (Ciavcrl, TO /,
second: Bonue Chance. 1l2 tLoi,us). TO 5. third.
Time. 1:a9 40. Vested Rights also ran.
Fifth raco. five furloDss-Muy Buena, 105 tCIa-
ver). even. wen: Art Rick, i1s touy). to !.
second: Old Gotch. ilo tRarosy,, TO 1, third.
limo, 1905 %. Maid OF Norfolk. Say. Thomas
Hare, George and Alabama BAN also ran.
Sixth race. six fu.loogs-MaGurta, III (HnD.
o TO .. Won. Labod lio (Fconyl. 10 J. second
Ego White. a7 oClaver). TO 2. third. Time.
lei King Radtord. Fire. Island Queen. Chill Son
Tsanco and Galley Slave also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
Juarez Entries.

by International Nows Soryice.
First race. five and half furlougs-Woof 100;
Little Bit. 1o1; Ada Kennedy. 1o7t Harwood,
io2: Auntic Curl. I0I; Ida Iavinin, 100
Second race, sx furongs-Lzdy Adelaide. 1G
SIawr Lad lo5: Callothunpion, 1903: Slim Fcnn.
III; Amy Maid, 100; Con Carrie. Ioc: Ziukand.
l09: Dutch Rock. 1ll.
Third race six fuTlongs-Cbilton Trance los;
Ben Stone. los; Wise Mason, or1nondo Cunning
ham. liz: Evclina los. Magaio. Jos. The Fad,
lie.
Fourth racn. five and half furlongs. Janus,
as: Sioueman. Charley Brown. l05: Mollor. ioS
senator Jomc5. 100. Evrau. l0o; Russell NcGill.
lo5: oriroar Lad. i1o; Uncle Jimmy Gray. ti3,
Fifth race. five and half turlongs-Iaseo.
%: Buas. I0e VIrco. lo3; Rose or Jcddab. 1JI
Wishing Rlos. Princess Industry, I02: Yclo Forty.
1o7.
Sixth race. one rnlle-Forgc. ef: Brark Bonita.
TO: Jim California. los: Ben Tncas. 10; Judge
Walton. I3. Tom Chapman. % Fricsc. 100; C.
". kennon. no: Sloeplnnd. ITO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
O'HEARNE, RECOVERED,
Is CORNELL CAPTAIN

ITHACA. y. v. Dec lT.-Rumors that
John l. OIfearne. OF Brookline, Mass.
CorneDl's star right end, who received an
Injury to one of his eyes i'm the lIarvard
Ga me and was prevented from PLAYING
the rest Of the season. would have to give
UP football forever were diSpelled tonight
when he was chosen captain of the 1914
Cornell football team. O'Hearne is n
junior In the college OF agriculture He
has played on the varsity two years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
GIRLS TO GIVE BANQUET
FOR FOOTBALL HEROES

The officers and the directors Of the
girls athletic association will banquet
the entire football squad OF the Salt Lake
high school at the school this evening.
In addition to the football squad. the
coaches and invited friends of the school
will attend.
This is the second banquet which the
girls have given In honor OF the grid
iron heroes, and they have planned to
make 1t the most elaborate in the his
tory of the school. The girls who are
taking their third year OF cooking will
cook the feed" and will assist the direc-
tors I'm serving
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
PELKY SETS LINE, BUT
WOULD BOX JOHNSON

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec l7-"Arttur
Pelky Will draw the color line when II
comes TO fighting Sam Lsngford Joe
Jea annette. Sam McVey or other negroes
but he Will step over the line II there Is
a chance for him to get on with Jack
Johnson u any part OF the world"
This was the statement issued this
afternoon by Tommy Burns. manager of
the big New England white hope who
IS training 10 meet "Guuboat' Smith In
this city on New Years day. II Peiky'
wins from Smith. he VIII Immediately go
Johnson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
Cambridge Elects Today.
.v International Nsus serrIns

BY International News Service
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. Ia
p. It, Storer OF HaTyard's champ|
football team. said today that the
for the 1914 varsity eleven wo!
elected tomorrow afternoon.
BriCkley, Haryard's famous drop
and all-around backfleld performe
Walter Trumbull. regular center. 4
two candidates for the csptaincY
ports tonight have II that the pro-
ley and the pro- Trumbull tactic
about evenly divided.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
A Danger Signal.

Hoarseness in child that is subject
20 Group is sure sign of nm approach
ing attack. Give Chamberlain g Cough
Remedy as soon as the child becomes
hoarse and the attack may bo warded
of, For sale by all dealers.
(hdvc-llsomsut)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
Yacht Racing Dates Fixed.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. i7-Datcs for
two important yachting events next wear
were announced today at the annual
meeting of the Delaware River Yacht
Racing association. The Bermuda motor
boat race under the auspices OF the
lachtsmen club viii start on June s and
the long distance off-shore race WIN be
held early in Nav
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
CHARRED BODY FOUND
UNDER AUTOMOBILE

BINGHAMTON, y. Y, Dec. 1.-THE
char body OF George Baker. fl years
old OF Oswego. business man and son
was found living beneath the burned rem
ndnts of his touring car short dis
tgnce from this city today.
Baker left OSwego last night TO visit lis
sisters in this city and started for home
about o'clock this morning. 1t is sup
posed his machine jumped the road. over
turning and pInning him beneath IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
WORLD TOURISTS TO
RECEIVE GLAD HAND

CHICAGO. Dec. 1I-rresident Ban r.
johnson Of the American league and a
party of Chicago baseball enthusiasts will
travel TO New York on a special train
next March TO welcome back to this
country tho world touring Chicago White
SoN and New York Giants, according To
plans announced today.
The party Will leave here on March !,
arriving in New York the next day. In
time to meet the tourists on their arrival
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
Children take Ballard's

Children take Ballard's Hore
Syrup willingly because it taste
There isn't a better remedy any
for children IS coughs, hoarsene1
bronchitis. It's a good medicin
easy to take. Price CSC, SOC and
per bottle, Sold by Schramm-Jo|
Drugs, "The everSubstitutorss'
(5) good stores, (Advertise1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
Upton Will Oompete.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 17.-Captain
John BarneSon. chairman or the yacht
ing committee of the Panama Pacific eX-
position. received today cable from
Sir Thomas Upton announcing that the
English yachtsman will build Il twelve
meter yacht to compete In a big regatta
here In 1915.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
Editor Goes Free.

TAYLORVILLE. Ind, Dec. 17.-Fay D.
Slate. editor OF the Mount Auburn iIll.5
Tribune, today was acquitted OF the mur-
der Of Or. Bennett Windsor mayor Of
Mount Auburn. Slate shot Windsor on
May 10 last Ee pleaded sclf-defcn5e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
CLEVELAND NOT WITH
FEDERALS IN 1914

Glen ELAND. Ohio. Dec. i7.-cTeve-
land viii not be in the Federal baseball
league for the season OF 1914 unless some
thing unforeseen develops. II was re-
vealed today Charles " Zimmerman
former president OF the local club and still
member OF the board OF directors. said
ihe club had failed 10 procure new grounds
for the coming year. without which they
vii be obliged 20 surrender their fran
clisc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
Cable Receivers Sight.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l7.-Gcorge "
Cable. the author. who came 10 this city
several weeks ago 10 undergo an opera
tion or one OF his eyes. left the hospi-
tai today for bis home at Northa nlpton.
Mass. II was said that Mr. Cables sight
had been completely restored
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
TWO-MEN TEAMS WILL
FIGHT 1T OUT TONIGHT
By "Bud" Fisl

Tho proAdwnys beat the Busincs5 Men last night
in tho Clty lcuguo. and the General Elcctries won
from thc Utah Power Sc Light In tho Commercial
league. In the former match Stoflc high
with 5i6 for three games. In the lattor Collins
rolled rho high single game. with 23i
The tvo-rnau team tournament Will be rolled o.!
tonight Last nights scores:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
Springville Is Winner.

Special To The Tribune.
SPRINC;VILLE, Dec. 1.-THE Spr
high school basketball five today q
the second team OF the Il. Y, u
In a game played III the SDrlngvii
school gymnasium. The sooTe
To q, "A
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
PetroskeY Beats Renz-

BUTTE, Mont. Dec. l7.-Sallor Ed Pet
roskey or San Francisco was awarded a
decision here tonight over Leo Benz of
Butte Al the end of twelve rounds. which
were Petroskey's throughout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18

Christmas gifts and cards, including
Paul Elder goods, on sale at the Y. ".
9. A., sixth floor Continental Bank
Bldg. ADVERTISEMENT J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18

Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail Us your films Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co. 159 Main street Exclusive
photo dealsrs. advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-18
ONE GOOD JOB BRINGS TWO

That 8 why the Century continues to
grow: Century Printing Co., 23l-35 Edi,
son st. advertisement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-10

patch in the neighbornood and that
the Ames family and the Austin fam
lily got into a controversy about it and
according to respondents, the Austins
began to assault them by striking
them with berry pals and throwing
rocks at them. The respondents claim
ed self defence. Judge f. f. Law
renee appeared for the State and Geo
w Cover, Esq, for the respondents.
The hearing was before Trial Justice
John II. Lancaster, who acquitted the
respondents. The case brought forth
a civil suit when the compliments IA
the other case sued for $1,000 damages,
to come before the September term OF
the supreme court.
The first Field day of the Somerset
Dairy Association held at Lakewood
proved a meeting of much enthusiasm
The speakers We're: Harvey ID. Eaton.
ESD, of Waterville, and Prof L. :.
Cobbett Of Orono. Prof. r. w. Red
man of Orono conducted demonstra-
tons The next meeting Will be held.
Nov. }, at the home of the president,
George l.. Parker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-10
SOMERSET.
NEW PORTLAND.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred McKenney and chill
dren of Embden and Mr. and Mrs. Will
jackson and children We're Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Chas McKenney.
G. 5. Jewett of Norridgewoek was re-
Gently in town on business connected
with his corn shop at this place Mr..
Jewett thinks there will be a good yield
of corn if frosts hold off a little longer
Dr. IL. :. Spear went, Saturday night,
to Waterville to listen to Mr.. Bryan's
speech in behalf of the Democratic party.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Hoyt and Mr., and
Mrs. II. II, Hoyt leave, Monday, by auto
for weeks visit with relatives in
Aroestook county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Ellis and child of
Kingfeld were Weekend guests of MIR
and Mrs. J. II. Hoyt
Claude Jordan of New York City was
recent visitor in town.
Otto Butts, Concord, n. H., has been a
guest of friends in this vicinity.
The ladies won in the recent contest at
Fernwood Grange, thus causing the gen
tlemen to furnish supper. which Will be
given Saturday night, Oct. L. The contest
was to see which would attend the most
meetings in three months, the brothers
or sisters
Rev. Clarence Longley, Kingiield, sun
day, again occupied the pulpit at the
Baptist church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-10

hospital, Boston, Mass, has spent a
week with his parents, Lindley Ma
COON, returning Monday.
LARONE.
A baby boy for Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wright on Sept. and he weighed 91e
pounds.
Miss Viles, one of the rural teachers
in Skowhegan, passed the week end at
the Hill farm with Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Packard.
Basil Winslow returns to the Good
VIII High school where he will enter
his junior year.
Ray Hatfield of New Brunswick is at
work for Lester Packard, and Sept D
benig his birthday anniversary, a lew
of his friends met and gave him
surprise party.
Miss Inez Tobey of Lowell, Mass, IL
spending her vacation at her fathefe'
+. Fl. Tobeys.
Mrs. LA Porter OF Aroostook is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. :.
c. Luce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-10
AMUSEM ENTS.
Harry LaMarr &. Co. Today.

delightful entertainment of whole
some fun and refreshing melodies is
the bill presented by Harry La Mari
and company of twelve people. mostly
girls, at the Coliseum. Mr.. LAMAR in
the Aunt Abby" character excited the
applause of one of the largest crowds
of the season and was supported by
live chorus who not only looked well
but did something. The acme of mo-
ton photography from to 8. La
Mari & Co. from to 3. Pictures re-
peated, to 10. The Boarding School
is tomorrows biil.--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-10
DIET ROT.

Mrs Alden Brown of Kingman IS the
guest of friends in Detroit and Ply
mouth.
A large number from Detroit attended
the meeting at Camp Etna, Sunday.
Mrs Sarah Willis arrived home,
Saturday from Lewiston, after an ex-
tended visit with her daughter Mrs.
Nora Lewis.
Mrs Edith Green and son, Victor of
yfnalhayen, are visiting Mrs. Green's
parents, Mrs. Alvan Nichols.
George Smith and sister, Miss Annie
Smith, who have been visiting their
niece, Mrs II. c. Reynolds. returned to
their home in Connecticut. Sunday.
Schools in town opened, Tuesday,
Sept. 2.
Arthur Bean and sister. Achsa, are
students at NJ. c. T.. this fall.
Charles l.. Harris has the position OF
principal OF Lincoln Academy.
Everett Butler, a former Bucksport
student from this place is attending
school 10 Roekiand. Mass.