Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-01

/ Annual session Waterville, Fairfield
Clinton, Winslow and Benton Sunday
School Association. Rev. ii. c. Turner
assigned to Pleasant Street NJ. e. church
Annual banquet Churchmens Federation.
z. May. Annual ball Patriarchs Militant.
Childrenis CONCERT, 300 voices, in City hall.
NJ. C.. l. defeats Waterville High al de-
bate. Foresters of America grand lodge
meets here. woman's Association starts
successful campaign for a new home.
Colby Hallowell prize speaking contest at
First Baptist church. Tennis association
formed at Waterville High school. Inter
fraternal baseball league formed.
June. DcGruchy baby show a success
JGne term of Kennebee superior court
First primaries held. Common schools,
High school, Coburn and Colby hold clos
ing exercises for the year. "Mishaps of
Minerva by w. II. S. students in Opera
house. Knights Templar go to Parlin
pond, st. Johns day. Beaver carnival
held.
July. Biggest Fourth of July celebra-
stion in the county takes place here, with
auto parade, baseball games, etc First
games in the international baseball
league held. Union picnic of Waterville
Sunday schools at Lake Maranacook. w.
l. Sterling elected grand chief templar
of Maine of l. o. G. r. -Four days racing
carnival held at Central Maine park
Gallert block and that of n. Krutzky
burned, loss, $40GGe.
August. Elks carnival from 18th to 18th
Annual picnies of ConseH Hraricoise, and
Coligny Club of Second; Baptist church,
Annual II. & w. Marathon race. Cam
paign, speeches heard in the Armory, Co
II, and, Hospital Corps so to war ma
.neuyers in Conneetcut.
nj eptember-R Republican Democratic and
Prohibition rallies held in the Opera
house. William T. Haines of Wateryille
elected Governor. Central Maine Fair.
Sept. TO- II, u and 10. great success. Co
burn Colby and Wateryille schools open
October. New city charter proposition
defeated by majority of over 400. Second
Baptist church observes 18th anniversary
Y. NJ. c. A. shop meetings start. Miss
Greenwood killed by automobile on Main
street Skowhegan a. Q. H. visits Water
vile. Many Halloween parties held.
November Colby wins second place in
Maine football series. Annual Sacred
Heart parish fair. Bowling starts in Wa
terville alleys. X. of p. and NJ. W. A.
tournament held. Colby girls present
''The Rivals" Colbiana. new publication
of Colby girls, founded DR. Frank W.
Gunsaulus speaks. w. C. T. U. entertain
Miss Elizabeth Gordon. Coburn wins
championship of private secondary
schools of Maine Home Mission week
observed. Japanese Girl in Opera
house by Arcadia Club. N. f. o. p. 25th
anniversary. Odd Fellows banquet Gov
elect Haines. Butterfly on Wheel at
Opera house.
December. Reception to Rev. and Mrs
Fl. \. Pringle, who leave for Washing
ton. Annual Congregational, Methodist
and Free Baptist fairs. Elks banquet
Gov.-eleet Haines. Pres. Alley of UniYer-
sity Of Maine speaks. Chapman concert
in Opera house. Merchants enjoy big
Christmas business. Chamber of Com
merce endorses county board of trade
project and orders streets sprinkled.
Horsemen then threaten to get injunc-
ton against street sprinkling on account
of horses failing. Elmwood management
celebrates first anniversary.