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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-18

Bartholomew Lippol, who went to
NIlilamsport, Penn, IS years ago q
poor man and opened a shoe shining
business, IS now worth 100000 The
secret of his success is his thrift and
the aid given him by his wife and his
seven children, all Of whom have
shined thousands Of pairs Of shoes.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-02-18

Beware of the married man who acts
as if he were glad Of it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
FAIRFIELD

StilIman Curtis and son Roland.
who are employed in Clinton, passed
the weekend in town at their hom"
Mrs. Colby Lawrence. who has
been confined - her home for sever
al days by Illness, was out Satuc-
day for the first time.
Miss Lila Wood. who recently TIN
derwent an operation for appendici-
tis at Gray's hospital in Waterv,lIo,
Is gaining daily.
Mrs. Frank Smith. who has been
passing several weeks in town, call
ed here Ny the serious illness of her
father, w. D. Horne, has returned 10
her home in Leominster. Mass.
Miss Margaret Craig and Miss Ella
Wilcox OF the Ridge road were shop
pers in town Saturday.
Miss Ruth Osborne who teaches
school at North Fairfield, was in town
over Sunday with her parents on the
Shawmut road.
Howard Hamm of Hinckley was in
town and passed Saturday and Sun
Gay with his son. William Hamm If
Maple street.
Mrs Frank Mclaughlin and chill
dren are passing a few days in China
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. John Sheriden, who has been
confined at the home Of Sam Wing
BY illness. is able to be out. The
Wing house has been In quarantine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
HODGDON, ME-,
MAN ENLISTS--
OFFERS HIS AUTO

Boston. May. 12.-Chipman Hanlon
Rockwell, a Hodgdon, Me, auto
dealer, born in Wilmot, n, B., Feb.
IA. 1888. volunteered his auto and
himself for service in France at the
Bromfield street depot Of the British
Canadian Recruiting Mission Friday.
Rockwell was accepted but the offer
of the machine had to he turned
down because government regula-
tions forbid it's enlistment.
Rockwell said he had concluded il
was the duty of every able bodied
man to give up everything and de-
vote himself exclusively to war un-
til the Potsdam gang is put out of
business So he jumped into his
car and came TO Boston.
He passed the physical examina-
tions and left Friday night tor the
infantry depot of the Canadian Army
at st. John, n. b.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
SATURDAY TELEGRAPH

Boston, May l1.-Miss Marie Wright
10 years old, who haid her home was in
Portland, Me, was arrested here Sat
urday charged with being the accom-
plice OF John w. Mullen in the larceny
Of more than 5000 worth Of women's
gowns and other wearing apparel from
three stores in this city and Lynn. Miss
Wight was found a an apartment in
the South End district where the police
say most of the stolen articles were
recovered. Formerly she was employee:
as pianist and music demonstrator in
stores here. The police said their infor-
nation was that the woman first visited
the stores in business hours to get an
idea of the stock and the burglaries
were committed later. An automobile
is believed to have been used to carry
the goods away.
Bangor Me, May 11.-John Gregler,
20, and George Townsend. 10, both OF
Philadelphia. arrested for stealing a ride
on Bangor & Aroostook freight train,
belong to the United States Marine
Corps and are deserters. according TO
information received by the police from
Charlestown navy yard Saturday after
noon. The men claimed to be on fur
Tough. They will be turned over to fed
eral officers.
Auburn. Me. May 1f.-A verdict for
the railroad was returned by the su-
preme court Saturday in the suit OF the
Travellers Insurance Co. against the
Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville electric
road. The suit was to recover for dam
ages to the Lewiston police patrol au-
tomobsle which was struck by car of
the railroad and badly smashed on Lis
bon street on April 4, 1916.
Portland, Ne, May II. = Judge
Spear Saturday dismissed the petit
ton of Capt. Walter Kennedy Of the
steamer Mary Jane. who sought re-
moyal of the restraining order
against him issued 10 DAYS ago to
Edgar r. Rounds, owner of the fer
ryboat Swampscott plying between
here and Peaks Island. The ferry
boat will continue to furnish the only
passenger and freight service until
May 81, the postponed date for hear
ing set by Judge Bird. Mr.. Rounds
contention is that his license gives
him exclusive rights on this route.
while Capt. Kennedy contends that
a permanent injunction. prohibiting
other steamers to compete, would be
an invasion of vested property
rights.
Calais, Me. May 11.-Appeal is to
be made to Washington through the
Maine Congressman. or possibly a
delegation may be sent representing
Calais. Eastport. Lubec and other
p]aces in this section, for relief Of
the transportation conditions yhich
are becoming very serious n East
ern Maine. The communicating Of
the boats of th2 Eastern Steamship
lines, cutting of all water communi-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13

man, and is willing to start at the
foot of the ladder and climb.
Thomaston, Me, May 1.-THE
fourmastcd schooner Margaret
Troop was launched from Dunn &
Elliott Cos. Tard Saturday. The
christening ceremony was per-
formed by Barbara Elliott, aged 4,
who scattered flowers from the yes
sells bow. The new craft, which is
the first vessel built by this firm
since 1904, has a gross tonnage Of
1868. and a net tonnage of 1124, her
carrying capacity being about 1000
tons. She was built for the South
American trade at a cost of about
sl60.000 and is owned by the Dunn
& Elliott Co. She will be ready for
sea, in about two weeks, and will be
commanded by Capt. II. l.. Heyliger
of Brooklyn, who has sailed many
years for this firm. being last in the
schooner Z. Starr Jones.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
poWDOIN IN 18TH
~ IN MAINE SERIES

w;,, Ne. May lit tooh
"r ,s,i,r. Saturday afternoon TO set
= nn." n. aanp in the state champion
r. g. o,,os between Bowdoin ana
|ti..rs,,y top Of Maine. Bowdoin WIN
70 ). Maine punched hits IN
h''s ,,n,,h and scored two runs' atfer
INN there was no scoring uhtii tne
|eHN.s uhen Bow doin, taking ad-
's,age Of Names errors TOOK the
an'" ,,,h three tollies. Maine tied
CO.. no,e N the ninth, when FAUX
|''e aral on Carlsons single.
IT. Ya,, ,.ams mt hard in The llth'
,,.U,uor,h ard Waterman OF Maine
,anpiog the ball for three bases.
@ -. Pog doin, a double by Racine ana
.rale by Il. Small permitted the
Srsle 10 tie the score.
noYdoin Won IN the 18th after TWO
-. ou, Cook drew pass, TOOK
s..,,d e sacrifice by Finn and ti1ifo
an error by Waterman. y nara
s",,. % 10 cetter field by r. Han scored
w. winning run. The all-round Work
!, Finn and Casper featured for
p,raoin. and Cornell led for Maine
FThe sc0re
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13

Plummer, widow Of Solomon Plum
mer, died Saturday at her home on
East Main street, aged 9. Mrs. Plum
mer was born in Baldwin. and hal
lived here for 4G years. She is sur
Vived by four daughters. Mrs. Louise
Lane. Mrs. George Currier and Mrs
Annie Carey of Portland and Mrs.
Edwin Pease Of Tenants Harbor. and
two sons, Edward c. Plummer of
Bath and Simon Plummer of thi;
town.
Portland. Me. May 12.--Miss Anna
Toole is bell girl No. / in this city.
Boys are scarce Is well as men since
the drain of enlistment and draft
began and this young lady from To-
ronto responds to bell calls in the
Hotel Brunswick here. She is 20, abba
to tote a heavy grip and juggle ice
water pitchers. No badge, uniform or
other insignia indicates her position.
She thinks there is a good opportu-
nifty for advancement in the hotel
business, especially for young wo-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
CONY HIGH TENNIS
TEAM IS CHAMPION

Brunswick, Me. May 1.-THE Cony H.
S. tennis players. who Friday won the
Bowdoin interscholastic championship
In doubles, Saturday carried of the hon
ors i'll singles Fisher Of the Augusta
school winning the title after n hard
fought match with Urrela Of Abbott
school.
Both players were forced to the limit
and played some of the best tennis ever
seen in an interscholastic match. Fisher
was especially strong in serving and
with hard underhand return.
SINGLES
First Round.
Fisher of Cony High beat Purington
OF Jordan High, Lewiston, s-, GA.
Second Round
Crrella of Abbott school beat Laugh
In OF Deertng High, IS 6-3.
Fisher OF Cony High drew a bye, :,
Final Round
Fisher Of Cony High beat I-rrella OF
Abbott school. So, O.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
u. OF M. ATHLET-
&c NOMINATIONS

Orono, May l2-Athletic associ-
alton nominations have been posted
and notice for tho annual spring
election to choose officers and man
ayers for 1898 to be held Monday
afternoon given. The nominations
are as follows:
President-Oscar l.. Whalen '19 Of
Passport: Frank f. Donovan '1s Of
Turner's Falls, Mass.
Vice Presidcnt-Thomas Davis '19
Of Ecazie; Lawrence T.. Morrow 10
OF saco, and Normand d. Plummer
10 Of Dorchester, Mass.
Eecretary-Miles f. Ham 90 Of
Thomaston and Burleigh r. Water
mann 20 of Portland.
Members of Athletic Board-Cony
A. Duncan 10 Of Augusta: Curtice L.
Caswell 10 Of Hiram; Vernon II.
Wallingford 10 Of Auburn: Henry w.
Turgeon 10 Of Auburn; Francis H.
Friend 20 Of Skowhegan; Percy A..
Power 20 Of Lincoln and Harold H.
Bagley 20 of Presque Isle.
Manager OF Track-Raymond D.
Stephens 20 OF Auburn; Alfred B.
Lingley 20 Of Portland
Manager of Baseball Stephen r.
Russell 20 OF Old Town; Charles f.
Hotham 20 Of Patten.
Assistant Managers Track-Har-
old S. Tibbetts '21 of Auburn John
X. Bike 81 Of Westheld. Mass;
Elwood X. wilkins 81 Of Caribou;
Francis l.. Foley 81 of Bar Harbor;
Edwin T. Myers 2l of Portland.
Assictant Managers Baseball-Je-
rome G. Barrows '2l of Rockland:
Norman S. Tozier 81 Of Fairfield;
Henry T. Carey 2l OF Portland; Ed
ward J. Rowley 81 of Sanford: ST.
mon c. Fraser '2l of Easton, and
Henry G. Doherty 81 of Scltuate.
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13

cation excer5 by 4 single small
freighter, has thrown nearly all the
traffic to the single rail line of the
Washington county division of the
Maine Central Railroad, which it is
claimed Is unable to handle business
adequately. The result is that lum
ber and food products of the county
are piled mp all along the line. 1t
is claimed that thousands of barrels
Of potatoes will be lost because they
cannot be moved to market. A great
amount Of pulpwood is piled up wait
ing shipment and all kinds of sup
plies coming from the West are
much delayed, hampering business
The remedy proposed is resumption
of adequate steamship service and
increase of freight trains with sup
ply of cars.
Washington, May 1l.-More than 1900
600 men have been called TO the draft 50
far. and are either in France, in camp
or under call to go into service before
June ]. The total OF 100000 includes all
men summoned in the May contingent
There is every indication that even d
larger increment will be summoned in
June than was summoned in May. and n
progressive monthly mobilization con
tinue through the summer and fan
months as the CantonmentS are expand
ed. 1t is expected that at such rate
the army will reach a full strength Of
well over 100000 within the next 12 or
iS months. Ii is possible, some officers
say, that the number will be closer to
| 5,oOo, 900 than 100000.
| London, May 1.-THE army coun-
I Gil. having considered the explana
tions rendered by General Frederick
B. Maurice, has decided that he shall
be placed forthwith upon retired
pay. The retirement of General Maui
rice was made known Saturday night
| by a brief statement from the war
office. 1t reads as follows: "Thc
| Army Council, having considered the
explanations rendered by Major Cen
! eral Maurice of q breach of regu-
| lations committed by him in writ
! ing and causing to he published a
letter which appeared in the press on
the 7th instant. have decided that he
be placed forthwith on retired pay"
| Orange, Tex. May 1.-THE city Of
Bonham. one Of the largest wooden
! ships ever planned was launched sue
cessfuliy here Saturday afternoon.
The vessel is'920 feet long and ~ feet
! wide, 1t vas designed by A. A.
! Dausherty, whose design Of a vessel
| has been accepted as q model hy the
United States Shipping Board
Brunswick, May 11-Word has Just
been received from Robert E. Little,
Bowooin man and a resident II
Bruhs"ick, who he's -een on duty in
France: -aat he has recently been
promoted from lieutenant to adiu-
tant OF the Trench Motar school. He
received three weeks activa work in
the trenches. He is a son of Mrs.
college.
! Yarmouth, Me, May 1e-Ruth B.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13

George A. Langley, one OF &cwpost's
reliable and nest respected citizens,
died at his hone in East Newport the
morning of Nay y Mr.. L@ng.ey was
stricken with preumonic. about Il wces
age He was the son Of william a.
Langley end was born IN Stetson 4 IT.
tie more than 20 years ago. 70" tho
past IS years nc had been 4 rca!dent OF
Newport The funeral services will be
held at the home o. NJ. Langley at
O'Clock Tuesday. Rev. j. ". Reynolds
officiating. The burial VII be at H!VeT-
side cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
WINSl0W

Robert Stewart. Jr., member Of
the l. s. Naval Reserves. stationed
at Pumpkins Island. passed the week
ed at the home Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Stewart. Stobic
street
The monthly meeting Of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society of the
Congregational church will be held
Mrs George w. Patterson at go.
Several letters from Saluda Semln-
cry will he read and the story ef
Mohammedarism in Africa will be
completed. All members are request
cd 10 come prepared to give some
| Interesting itcfn on Africa.
| Mrs. Benz. ID. Patterson. who has
been the local leader Of the Girls
| Garden and Canning club. has re-
signed and Mrs. Horace S. Howard
Will fill the position
Alex Salmond leaves this morning with
a party for Lily Bay on fishing trip.
Mrs. Frank Grindall Of Fairfield was
q guest Saturday at the home Of her
son. Harry :. Grindall
end guest at the home of his sister, Mrs
John DeOrsay, Jr.
Mrs. Howard Weeks OF Nassalboro,
formerly Of Wlnslow. was caller in
town Friday.
Rev L. X Conant passed the week
end In Portland.
Lee Gl!dden of Camp Devens was a
guest Saturday Of Mr., and Mrs. Lang
don Bates, Benton avenue.
Mrs. Miranda Kicker Of Clinton is a
guest of her daughter, Mrs Walter
Reynolds.
w. w. Clapp has received an In
vitation from the Helmet Club of
Chicago. H., which is composed Of
officers of the Chicago Fire depart
ment, to attend the annual conven-
ton Of the Association to be held
at Hotel La Sale, that city, from May
81 to %. inclusive.
Mrs. Theodore Thompson has re-
turned from Gray's hospital where
she has been for a few weeks.
Wesley Wilson. Edwin Wilson,
Frank Gross and Milton Smiley.
'AiN'''"A' VI tiiN I'oNS &lup, have
signed the notes at per cent. in
terest. taken by the kennebec Trust
Co. and have taken ont pigs. Other
boys will join the club and furnish
their own pigs
Mrs. Alex Salmond Friday enter
tanned her sister Mrs. Harry Wood
and children.
Miss Florence Bowden returned
Saturday from a visit at the home
of her uncle Lester Sowden at
Hinckley.
Mrs. Ernest J. Whiteman returned
Saturday from the Sisters hospital
where she underwent an operation.
and is getting along finely. Mrs
Whitman's sister Mrs Ida Webber Of
Clinton, who has been in the hos
pital for an operation, is stopping at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Oviatts. East Winslow
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Whitman
and family Of Palmyra. passed Sun
day at the home of Mr. Whitman's
brother Ernest J. Whitman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
Harry Lord Rejects Offer
From Jersey City Team

Portland, Me. May Hillary Lord
will not go to Jersey City 20 manage
and play third base for the Interna-
tiOnal League there. Lord is coaching
Bates and the bates management want
ed him to stay.
II am through with professional base
ball. he said tonight. after announcing
proposition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
School Games

AZ Camden-Rockland !, Camden
At Hehron-Hebron Academy 13,
peering =.
Il Al Yarmouth Yarmouth I, Free
bor, 6.
Al fhomaston-Thomaston s. Vinal
.Haven4.
~ Poftland-So. Portland 9, Bid
deford 4.
~ Rochester, y. H.-Portland 6,
Rochester :.
~ Gardner-Gardiner IL, Lewis
ion 4.
AZ Auburn-Brunswick 9, Edward
little !.
N bath-Morse Q, Lisbon Falls 6.
AZ Dover, n, H.-Berwick Academy
! Dover H, s. IL,
N Mechanic Fans-Mechanic Falls.
u Pennell Institute
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
Parent Signs Contract to
Pilot Springfield Team

Portland. Me, May ll.--Fred Parent,
formerly shortstop on the Boston Amer
leans. has signed TO manage Springfield
OF the Eastern League and to play
short. He Is trying TO sign Charles
Hayden, former Toronto and Portland
catcher
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13

ease
Raymond Tarney. who Is stationed
at Seguin Island in the Naval Re-
serve is passing a few days furlough
at his home on High street.
Mrs. Edward B. Hinckley passed
the week end in Augusta with
friends.
Miss Margaret Savage and Miss
Berdina Steward passed the week
end at their home in Fairfield Center
Mr.. and Mrs. Ival Kendall OF Clln-
ton were business shoppers in town
Saturday for the day.
Joseph Spencer of Springfield.
Mass, is passing a few days in town
with his daughter. Mrs. Myran White
Of High street.
MIR. ami Mrs. Lloyd Harmon of
Clinton were week end guests of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs James Warren
Of Benton.
Mrs. Gertrude Stevens and son AL
fred of Books. passed the week end
in town with Mr.. Stevens. who is en-
ployed on the Maine Central.
Leverett F'lewelling who is en-
ployed in Bangor passed the week
end in town at his home on lower
Main street.
Mrs. Abbot Adams and Alfred
Johnson passed the day in Lewiston
Sunday with their niece and daugh-
ter. Miss Ruby Johnson, who is
training at the Lewiston hospital
Miss Ruth Hatch, who has been
confined TO her home as result OF
q surgical operation on her throat,
WAS out saturday.
Danna Clark was in Lewiston over
Sunday with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Haloid Corson and daughter
Madeleine Of Portland are guests Of
Mrs. Eva Corson of lower Main
street for few DAYS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Curtis Of Sid
neE were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stillman Curtis of High street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
Bates 8, Portland Reserves

Lewiston, Me. May 12.-The Port
Iand Naval Reserves did not get a
hi, Of Fowler Of Bates until the sew
knth Saturday afternoon. Pat
French. the old University Of Maine
hurdler. then landed on him for a
9oublc and Thaxter followed with a
Dingle, which gave the Reserves
(heir only run. Fowler struck out IA.
Ehe Reserves were a man short and
Elwell Of Bates played center field
lor them. The score:
Innings I "a 5 s S 9 II q
Bates .........2 ! 0 90 l ! fe-s-16-3
Reserves .....0 Q 100 0 ! 0 o-1- 2-6
4 Battcrics--Fowler and Van Nloten;
fird and Knox.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
International Results SATURDAY.

Al Jersey City-Syracuse S, Jersey
City 0.
At Newark Rochester j. Newark o.
At Observation-Disclosures 4, Buffa-
10 g.
Al Haltimore-T = Baltimore l
(frst gsme}; Baltimore X Toronto =
second bame).
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
CoMeuA RAs,,lA.

NJ Rrunswick-Bowao,, u
d2 innings ~ y -"a'''e
Al Lewiston-Bates s po-.,o,d
laval Reserves !. anu
Az Naterrille-Colhy :, Roc,,,rd
laval Reserves 3. : 0' N'"i' u
=. Gam, G(ameridge-Yale 5. Harvard q
AZ Williamstown. Mass.-WiI,,a =, V. .
SPRINGFIELD Y. NJ. c. A. COLLEGE
n Hanover-Boston Co,,osa
Dartmouth /. 0Neee g.
= Tr.. r.a.anehester, n. H.-st. Anselr, :
\ Colgate . ~ ''-futsers
At New York-columbia 3 Rrow,
|ers, o. i1oiy Cross 4, Am
(rmy g. ''"'-crescent A. c. 6,
neutrality-suspicious. 3. Cornell,
bss asnnaDolis--Navy a II. George.
Asric,sse DIX. n. J.-Philadelph,a
Ps cAwp DIX so innings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
THE WORLD OF SPORTS
TECH. TENNIS TEAM
DEFEATS BOWDOIN

Technology's tennis team beat Bow
doin in an easy match at Longwood yes.
terday. Technology took all matches
in a decisive style al did not allow the
visitors a single set
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13

sWulard out on infield nv
..Two ON, when winning run was
Bored -
innings .........l 2 4 g.
kninss .....l 23A 8 y ~ ii l.
bvdoin 10000 030 o , J. s
laine .o6o200ool ? o. 3
Runs made, by Cook F. Hail, Rac-
?. r. Small Pendleton. Went
sorth, Faulkner 3, Waterman :. Err
fors made by Cook, Finn. F. Hall, X.
Small 8 Cornell Faulkner 3. Water
han 8 Two-base hits, Casper. Rae
he, Three base hits. Wentworth,
Waterman. Stolen bases, Finn 3, Gas
Der. Faulkner. Sacrifice hits, Finn,
pendleton. Base on hits. by Penrle-
|tn ., by Derochier. 3. by Small l.
ptruck out, by Pendleton 5, by Doro-
bier 10. by q Small 1, Double plays,
kook. Finn and Casper. +. Hall and
Easper. Hit by pitched ball, by Pen
le,on fWentworth, Willard. Time
h. Sim. Umpire, Conway.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
TECH. WHITEWASHES
BOWDOIN IN TENNIS

Ros1on, May l2.-Mass. Institute tf
Iechnology tennis team defeated
Bo"doln on the Longwood courts
saturday afternoon to 0. Cant.
WEI and kimball showed well for
Technology.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
international League Sunday

At Rochester ]; Ne
wark ,
AT Syracuse-Syracuse .; Jersey
City l.
Al Toronto--Toronto S: Baltimore 8.
At Buffalo-Buffalo G; Blnghamton
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
Columbia Beats Brown

Providence. r. l.. May 12.--CoIum-
bia defeated Brown 81 to So in tho
annual track meet on Andrews fieid
Saturday. In winning the 1eo-yard
dash Mullane equalled the Brown
track record of 10 is seconds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
AMERICAN
|,u,1E sox WON BY
anoRs Mn,a FROM INDIANS l'o

Nav l2-Gandils s'hSie' oN
Ci.veishu' ado a two-base error,
ksieh s' w a Wild pitch by Enzmanh'
weo = v,n rom Cleveland here to
ch'e'so Go :" Spectacular catches in the the
tay 10 1.oiirs were features. Be
Fta o =, heavy rain the game was
f'ase :. ,be six,n lnrne was started,
ahsd az - 10 o . ! 0-l-4O
/ nicaf' o o o--Q-3-l
|. WIllt.ms and schaiS' Enz"'S"'' anu
|oNtA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13

Dan Howley, who was trying to
become the manager o. the lndla-
napolis club, may now succoed Nap
Laioic as the leader of the Toronto
team.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
Exeter Wins Meet

Cambridge, Mass. May l2.-The
Exeter track team defeated the HaT-
ward freshmen team in a dual meet
here Saturday. SO points to So.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
Sunday at Churches

The churches in town united Sun
day evening at the Methodist church,
where a welcome service was held
to welcome tho new pastor, Rev. w.
II. Narney. and his family to the
pulpit.
Special music was furnished by a
choir and an orchestra furnished mu-
sic for the occasion.
Rev f. II. Holman Of the Baptist
church and Rev. {. Fl. Il. Seliger Of
the Inivcrsalist church were the
speakers To welcome the new pastor
from their respective churches.
Rev. Mr.. Varnsy delivered very
Interesting sermon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
STANDINGS
National League
SATURDAYS RESULTS

ROst0n 8. Chicago I.
fittsburg >. New York o.
Observation-Disclosures. rain.
Philadelphia ST. Louis, ram.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13

Boston AT Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
New York at Pittsburg
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
SUNDAYS RESULTS
ToDAY'S GAM ES

Boston-Chicago, rain.
Observation-Disclosures, rain.
Philadelphia st. Louis, rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13

At Worcester. Mass.-Boston Navy
Yard Is; SOD Regiment. Camp Dev-
ems \
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13

for the past few weeks owing to scar
let tcyer. Master John Sheriden be-
ing confined to hts bed with the dis
ease,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13

Dexter. Me, May 1.-Two baseball
games We're played here Saturday af-
ternoon, the Fay & Scott team de-
featlng Guilford \. A. . 10 |. and
Hartland Academy beating pex,er
high, 9 to 3. The scores:
Innings l2345s-sa ~ a
F & Scott .....1 o 0 0 o . 0-s-l2-3
Guilford .......1 0 0 0 0 0 0-l- a.
Batteries-Buckland and Widdoes:
Richards, Swall and Hart.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
American League
SATURDAYS RESULTS

st. Louis 1, Boston ..
New York 6. Detroit :.
Philadelphia !. Chicago o.
Washington ], Cleveland 9.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13

Master Theodore Stevens was in
Augusta for the day Saturday on
business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-13
SUNDAYS RESULTS
1ODAY'S GAMES

St. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at We shington.