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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-02-14
NORTH WOODSTOCK

Many are filing their ice houses
1iais week
Miss Marjorie Pease spent the
weekend with bliss Aieta Prescott IN
Middietown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Flanders Of
Worcester spent Wednesday with
their 8 ns. John and William, wKss are
Iging here.
Ralph Sandberg, grandson Of Mr..
and Mrs john T Johnson, was mar
ried last week Wednesday to Miss
Minnie Mccarthy Of Springfield.
L. II. Healey has been attending a
meeting in Boston this week, at
which all other New England State
Secretaries Of Agriculture we're pres
ent
Friends Of Corporal Ethal Barrett
were very much relieved to hear Of
his safe arrival from overseas last
week. He had not been heard from
for some months.
A dinner in honor Of Cyril Paine's
birthday was given by his parents last
Wedr esday The guests were Mr..
and Mrs L. J. Leavftt, Mr. and Mrs.
c. N. Perrin, Miss Leslie Sumner.
Roland Duby, eight years old, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Duby, former
ly Of this place, met his death by
drowning in the river at Sandersdale
last week He has three brothers IN
the service who are aefess.
Miss OIin Paine, who was granted
a years leave Of absence so that she
might aid in Government war work,
has resumed her duties as superin-
tendent Of schools in Rochester, n. Y.
She has under her charge 7 teachers
and 700 pupils
At a church business meeting held
last Sunday, George DeaHe was ehos-
en- director in place of c. w. Brett,
who declined to serve longer. Other
officers are: Clerk, II. P. Hubbard
collector, Miss Julia Smith new mem
Der of standing committee, L. H.
Healey.
The assault case of Morse vs.. Per-
rim was tried before Justice Ezra May
at the town clerks Office last Satur-
day. which resulted in verdict for
the complainant Mr. Perrin was
fined S and costs which amountel |
to considerable Attorney Macdon-
aid was counsel for the complainant. |
and Attorney Morse for the defense.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-02-14
WANT SUITABLE
FLAG DISPLAYED
D. A. 2. Also Want Municipal
Flag Cared For
Business &Hd Socisi Session At Regu-
lar Meeting

The re gIar monthly meeting Of the
EIizabct1 orter Putnam chapter was
held Mouday afternoon, at tae Chap
ter rooms
The reg mt, Miss Wheelock, read a
letter from a little GIN in France. VINO
is being supported By our chapter,
through one of its members.
Mrs. G. e. Nichols was appointed
delegate TO the Continental Congress
TO be held N Washington April 49,.
The following alternates were chos-
en-: Mrs. c H. Torrey, Mrs. H. F.
Hopkins, Mrs. Alice Douty, Mrs. G..
H Gnpatric, Mrs. J. B. Kent, Mrs. E.
81. Warner, ffTs. g. W GiIpatric. Miss
Edith Kent, Mrs. F J. Daniels.
The whist held at the nome of Mrs.
silas Wheeloek last Friday afternoon
netted the pleasing sum Of s22.75 to
wards the S25 pledged the Girls dub
The following resolution was pas
ssd: Resolved: That the Elizaoeth
Porter aefl.'n eaaP'ef' "a @ii.s
hsafo many uiii ~ u 'oie 'O'''''' -. :,
regard to the flag at the municipal
: oli'-ii's anu ~ ''''A u ''''', 80 -
Idliy request Inc mayor anu oa-'eii'
eiia' II 'aAe ii''lil : 'ii'''e a 'ioii -
pifs suies'oi 'i''t anu e''''' nc -
II y" a. WIN -, p'e'.[1 n ga ~,
'0eIs ies,l ''e'i la s''' 49,
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-02-14
HOME ECONOMICS DEMON
SrRAToR TO BE RETAINED
Far5r Bureau Mem irership Campaign
About 4April l

Taere was a nee ing of the execu-
tive committee OF the Windham
Cot atty Farmers Association, Mon
day afternoon.
Cne Of the pri eipal matters dis
Gus ed was that o. the home ecoRom-
les demonstration. The work done the
past year was talked over and favor
ablY commented upon as one of value.
Miss Embleton Is given her whole
attention to the work and the COM
mi stee thought taet she should be re-
ia ned and that an effort should be
m 3de to get ore substantial back
il :, of the women of the county for
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-02-14

A. Parsons spent Sunday here with
his cousin. Mrs John Shepherd, tax
in- the tri5 UP from Putnam on his
bicycle. aaite an unusual mode Of
travelling up country in February.
IRWIN Paine and son Cyril, who
has recently returned from France,
we're at George Summers last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Litchfield Of
South Woodstock were at John Shep-
herds Sunday
Our school entertainment Of last
Friday evening. given BY the Victory
Girls. was a grand success. Over 40
we're present and nearly $40 collect
ed. Much praise IL due Miss Williams
for her efforts to make it successful
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-02-14
COST OF MILK PRO
DUCTION

b. W. Ellis. Windham COUNTY farm
agent, IS working among the farmers
figuring up the cost of milk proaue-
ton in individual cases. The work is
being done with a cost sheet adopted
by the farm bureau and the agent wi
be glad to work with any milk
Queer upon application.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-02-14

tie demonstrators that she may broad
en- her work and get even better re-
suits by friendly cooperation OF
larger number.
Whitman Ianielson, Putnam; c.
B. Pomeroy. Willimantic, and F. Fl.
Psckham. Woodstock, were appointed
a committee on farm bureau member
snip. A local campaign win start
about April l in connection with the
state campaign.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1919-02-14
ADVERTISED LETTERS

WI. Blakeslee, William J. Farrell.
Merritt Lamb. Frank MeNally, Frank
Mezzaneillo, B. Witinski, Jony lwor.
Mrs. J. B. BENEFIT. Mrs. Frank dead-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15
Giants Come Back at Reds With Double Win
Red S01 Bury Chis0x Under AUavIancke of Runs
IMMUNITY Of MBeu
lEleuE mM WDHRs
RHlSIHHNH NAYS

View York, ARg. A--IEree azrac-
rura cf TIM American L4eaEae. can-
xc1rHr1ng q majority e res hoare. ar-
6erea Carl Nazs rsInsrarae n q EDe-
cal mee.lag hare today. thus naEh-
tg11S the action OF Prssaae1< Jon8-
son In s1zpea6.ag hin
Tia az-ecrnrs passed -esn2Z3cas
declaring chat The ~alegee sEzpEA-
saen was without authority and vuae
and against the best interests ana
detrimental 10 the welfare q base
SaE.~ and tarbade Johascz frazA tax
ing similar action against any @EAer
PLAYER II rha Americas Leagne with
our bearing and IN opporrEz1ry tn
be hssra being given Cd thu pizyuR
and the club involved tar Any aIaegec
oHense"
fhs Resolutions aiso cA1led wpgE
President johnson 70 szrmzr forth
w-s % Csarles n Cumlsksy. char
mar. tor tin account af rae board
ef Gzrec-nrz. q fRH and euMplefe
statement OF tina amounts fun time
70 time accumulated. d4sposed O. and
ncw hsi6 ~ cash O. investment u
The SINKING fund referred tn n Sec
LlE0 Me N lie C0L16lAA1ltCE A1G lie
Place and places af deposit CT such
sinking fund and u whose credit ee-
POSTED. giving II detail such 1ufcr-
ua1lon covering al sources thereof
sEriEg the past TWO years"
a Letter from President johnson
sa-c he had received tas caH fns
the meeting, bit that under TIE eus-
s--u-2pn Il was Erzl-hurIxec and
that. therefore any action taken
would have No fierce ~ erect Ur-
der Section 20. he said. he had rhe
power - suspend 4 player or players
and he CANNED, he was not respcnE-
HE ID the league or liz d1recc1rs Z
5c3ng Sc
The nesting adjourned subject .
tfe can Of the chairman and recsspi
Ct q further Communication fr1M
President Jch1scn- No word was r.
csIrec troR James c Dunn. GevE-
land. arc 4 neEcer III tina board
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15
Myopia Horse Show
Labor Day

Among the rsTlvalE IN spog1 tbs
year VII he the Myopla Horse ShcW
N Labor Day, Sept = N the przc-
r1ca polo field 81 Hamilton TIE class
es ara as foilpxs-
Jumpers fer junior Ilae--To be
shown ever Jumps about 3 - . IN.
Fer ponies and such small horses as
the camE1--es considers sEl-aa3e sad
die horses fnr young people Post En-
tries accepted
Saddle Horses FIR guuaor Riders
This class wiE be divided = the
Judges SO decide Pest entries &c
copied
The AhbcE- C-p-For best green
hunter owned by q member Of. OF q
subscriber 20. the Ayor1a HINT Clus
PofD Pul1s-Tsas class VIII be d.
vadeo 1to lightweight and heavy
weight classes L TIRE Judges so de-
ci6e.
The Esnswick Cup-QralHee hun
e-z up to carrying Is pounds
The Turner Hi CEp-QpafHcc
hunters. I'd 10 carrying no pounds
Saddle Earses-Th1s class VIII bs
divided Into classes for PARK hacks
and road hacks. z the Judges SO d.
eioe-
Teams C. Two Huu.srsBoth hnY-
ses rn De shown over JUMPS tagsfher
The horses need not De named II e.
-y, and may be The property Of e.
fersnt owners
Masters Challenges CEFFar rhs
best hEz1E- owned by q member g.
OF a subscriber II, the MyoPia EEl;
Club.
There VILE ne rwo classes for horses
In harness. for pairs md road teams
Entries eiose AEC- .5 with G. !
F-srszaghaE, Myopia Hzn1 Cfzn
South FrzDlaEham The horse shsE
cnuEzE1ee Is rs falows- James ".
APPLETON N r. H. Freak Aver, IT
2 C F-orhanghan- Eenry P Nc
keaa, Jr-, Gordon c. Prince. Ned "
Rice and Barnard Taeksrman- Jn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15
PILLS LOSE
TWICE DCARDS.

Philadelphia AEE AS Leuis rnnx
beth games ~ q agEhie- header truu
Phlaadelphza to-day. % and Il z.
The vlErnrz scuraa an rhzxr runs IN M
r-st game n the sixth inning. Three
SCRATCH hiB Sled the bases win rone
oE- and hard drives By Stock, Eorusbv
and Clemens alG the resr
In the second game It. Louis tack
the Lead = tne fourth, Scoring rwo runs
11 poor wurk by Tnezznnr Manaeer
Cravarn played n both gzmes. Pinch
szr-1rg N the f-E contest he sent rhe
hall ever ras night field fence fur a
home run- and In the sscund game he
drove u rwo u his teams th-ne r.zra.
The sccreG
First game
IT. Louis ~---9 0 0 ss4eB
Phaladearhsa D . ee 3 10 - 81
Doak and CemDns- Packa-a and
Adams
secand game
II LGuss "A 0 .1is. AD-s
PnsladEapnla 0 sese es@ =
Nay. Anss and DdEhosrsr; srsrh ana
Trasezacr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15
Ne Trace S1ea Stnae
From Gardiner Nan
On L~Etcn Car Sunday

vse.hz-z further has bean nsara
from the saaB or ever that Was ssoa-
IN frcr- ilse hip pocket cf tie G2r-
45zsar N - wh4le eating aSoRass
The ALE 1=-a 5ounG CIR Sunday eve
L7s
a=curazE To the crnGlcanr u Las
cz- there rs NO GDEog about Its be-
ing E1pIsz. Els aT1e1Een YVES t-s1
called ID a shower CT silver On lie
s-eEt- IS TIE paE5eEgE-s were nuaro-
TT The EFT at Tnion square. and
upo1 RS enquiry ID TIE passenger
II ieasr rzarsr, the Gardner ual E1s-
covered lis loss.
As Ire car turned 0Erc Pine street
Z ral standing n Lhe rear Of the
Gard zrer EaA, tola him he was sEi1l
arapr1-E silver. and a shower a
ca7ns fell 10 the car platform ana
street he maa added that hs
would he glad 70 recover these - t5e
street and Jumped tr1n the moving
car. as Il LIZ - hack and set t1s
cails
Instead he ran I'd tie street far q
short why and then Jumped irte rhs
crowd On lie sidewalk and c-s2p-
pea-se from sight He was dsscrlb-
ed as being a short raan. wearing !
grey SUIT, soft tel. rat with gray
ka- and clipped Eay Do1szacae.
Lewiston Ssn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15
ANNUAL OF
MONMOUTH ACAD.

AanneEEh. Ne. Ang. 14--The sd
annual reunion of -he students Of
Monmouth Academy aock place an
Wednesday. Al the business sessiur,
Fred DagSeu Of Tppshsm Va. eaectes
president NJ the Alumni Asseclararr.
Clarence Juazins u Cxnriaee, Mas.
vice president and c c Richmond
af Augusta secrerary-reasure-- Ga
ra5el Smith Edna Frost, Merton
Leech and Frank Richards Eere elect
&c members OF the preEram commit
tee and Dir. and Mrs Lzrher Cod
ing. Mrs louise PerrsnxzE, Mira Era
Neal and Mlss Hazea Drake If the
dinner corunE-ee
Dr. C. NJ Cznsccn % Brunswick
Ihe retiring president. spoke briefly
Dr. Gearge NJ TwEcheE paid tribute
10 the soldier boys A picnic innch
was served AZ neon
Il the literary exercises during Ihs
afternoon Carl p. GercheE was ssast-
master Mrs Lila NJ F7anAers gave
the necraiogy. FkIs Was followed by
n vocal trio. Mrs. Blake, Mrz. Mel
rny and Mrs EascaH- state Supr
n O Thnznas az the Maine puasie
schools speke Ireland EezId rea-
aereG vielin Solo and speeches were
made by Rev Rsy Packard, Fred
DzgysrI- Judge L. NJ Spear. Mrs
Henderson Pref A J. Chick. W. p
Packard Praf z VI Small John
P1erce and Ez-y H Cochrzne-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15

Pittsburgh, Pa Aug. 14-Af1er a
lapse ef two years the United states
Golf Association VIII revive the Ma
uona1 Ala1sEr Championship
tournament al the Caknanf Couufry
Cab, Allegheny county, 1e- Sarzr-
day Al Ct the leading Amsricaa
callers, including the rEIe haidsr
Charles Evans. IT. Of EGgswaaer G.
G., Chicago. and seine Canadian plzE-
srs have entered for tins years can-
test In fact the HeiG Of aspirznts
- SO large that e has been found
necessary 70 begin with wedding eEt
ar preliminary Qualifying refund Of Is
hnias medal play On Saturday, which
VIII radacs thu biz field of entrants
10 81 players who VIII take na-t n
the rsgEia- qualifying round ef SC
holes media play winch VII start a.
1-os O'clock next Monday morrtng
On Tuesday the Lhrty-tro best
scores VIII BE paired 1ar % holes
match rizy and ZACH saceeedzag gay
Inc survivors VIII meet nj ranscn
Play unrl Saturday, Anx. n when
the palr eff hnaIlEfs wfH ngnt IL cut
mr. tns championship title and Rpld
medal
1Als years tournament viii be the
Ie1ry-fh1rE keid undzr the 51rinalr-
Hon cf the TElts1 Stzfns Gols Aase-
czaEisn which became tho ergsrnanE'
body of the game il America II lEss-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15
GIANTS REGAIN LOST GROUND
By DEFEATING REDS TWICE

Nsw Kork. Aag lk-LAs Wow Ywx
&a111sas made . Erung coma nnck
heFN hoeag, WINNING both xame. II
. eszAzA-haaner.
Ia Arst Ezma waS q pa1cher's bat
q osfwee1 Tn1<y aa6 Einx. vm
~ the Chants in TN Lana inEsax sy
. scare q - / Tha aseuna xnne
was = wak-ever fr New York, TN
s1anfs winning . - z As q reszlt Il
Ina acuAle New Tark Ficr1ry, Gin
e1A1als LEAD wAs cae 10 four and
n nA1 games. the sane rs when
the series hegaA
Firsf Gane-
In The arEf n1ne iuzinxz Rluw ,er-
IzInsc onsy four hzrs. Tia andy RIA
sIozsa On HIN Tas unea-neH. Ee be-
sA 70 weaken toward the Ezlsn a.
Ne~ York epens6 sosh the 1.ra and
-s-a w1la hz-s befrre wlrrlnx IN the
1Ara 5u-ns opened the izz-ax win
q 318ae 10 right ToEag singled %
1eI- Serns galg . thard Flencher
HasS OIL ID center. Duyie. hz-rang
ar Frfscn, was prrpcsesy PASSED,
A-1as e1-T 5Ras 1n ha1g. Chase
Iaen 81 IL I-aeid hi past Rnx, rne
~st 0eso slowing - the bah and
5lrzzs scored Ihe WHINING rrc-
he Giants ware the FIRST 10 scae.
serLng El11 n the fifth inning
AAI1 singled VIII enc out and ad-
Fznce0 to r-1-S IN xumermar4s
o1Eoae- AaEE came hnEne an Me-
Carys short ~ % Eeaie and would
nave neen retired n the plate had
MOI "1agn dropped tia bal Czplre
LAY. who rad called KazH cut,
then reversed lis aeeisirr- Crnri--
ran rne1 E1res che score in the sixra
wren Danoe-r sent In l.aeld hsr %
F-1scn and scored ce RcEscr's rlple
o"sF tou1gs head The hitting q
Aoasoh VINO srr n triple and rhree
Slnsae3 ano ne fielding az Frisch,
&c.
Scare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15
STRIKE OF DAM
MEN, ELLSWORTH

Ellsworth. Ne. AaE- 1A-Wecnes-
day noon employees q the Ear Ear
sor and Crion River Power Ca cam
construction sul1e IS or 70 men
straek Tar hlgher vagss, with the
result that rhe work az repairing and
rebuilding the bag pUwer dam han
csnse6 n laasf ssMpuE1rily- "A II 10
azsege6 TIM men arr nuE receivlng
% per cay, and ths dsmnnd in tnr
ss-s8 OF 50 the azy acssrz1ng . the
work perfnrmad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15
REV. F. W. SANFORD
VISITS SHILOH

Shiloh. Ne. AzE. 1NRsF- Frank
v. Sanford. leader af tn Holy Ghost
and Us Society has been visi1sr II
TIE EzrxSnu- Ee came from his
horne EIsr" &C Columbus zvsnle.
Bos,or. and has BEEN having q cur-
van-aon- The members u the csa-
CIV an ret Eogesher Sunday n spe-
cal drive is OF &c raise the Honey ID
nay taxes on rae Durham prosperity
That Ii. al are being urged u X
crease Their regular '-raes- . Dest
this expense.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15

Belfast, AEE- =-cns a. the features
80 TIE work In be done ~ the new
Pnh1ir- Health rz-se. MISS Sad1e III
\ ckE-snn- placed n Belfast By the
Wslar cnZnTr chapts-, Fed Cross. VIII
ne 70 cunszai1 with y1ung ncrners con-
Canning the 1eedrrg gnd erie OF haAaes
Al present Miss NIckHrson VIII be glad
- cansGlr with any Eo1he-s AZ her o.
zee in the Savings Baak building, be-
tween the hours cf 10 daily Con-
sIzl-a-fcrfs free 1or any ofscs calls
Lzter II Is hoped 70 make arrzaEemenrs
70 have tina hai,ies brought - Miss
Nirke-sun sthce where they VII be
measured weighed exc.
Aiss N4-hE-sCr kas Already begun
her bedside EErslng- Families N Lae
CITY vine have sickness wll End her
very valEahie. 5er house phons Is
3Es-5 and ne- aimee number is 36z-L a
boora WI be arranged II the canning
FAR ef the View Belfast Far AsHociz-
rlcn- where Miss Eirkerscn VIII Demon
s-raae and be glas to meet any mem-
hers Of The Red Cross branches zaE
others interested n mar wnrk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15
YANKEES TRIM
TIGERS IN IS
INNING BATTLE

Detroit AgE I4-BE collecting rwa
extra base hrs fnl1cwIag pass
New Ferk broke . tie II the L5tn Ii
--E and wcn the FRS. game of rhe
series with The Tigers essay 1e 4
Ayers. wnn nas held the invaders
rul1sss fer FIVE Innings. after rslaev-
Ing Bnlan6. weakened N the last
with one cut he passed Ward and
hen Wick and Baker smashed sur a
triple ard double respectively. gain
Ing twe r-1rs and c1nchzng the gaDe
De-uif made a brilliant try fer
horcrS II the ninth inning. BUSH =
triple 70 center Raid scored Ain
smith IN that inning with the rselrg
r-n F7zssrsad's double serr Eel
mann around II the I5rn. bu- Ell
son- rinch-kz-rirg fer Jones. relied
easily On The first ball nIrhed by
EhEwkev. who had relieved MagrsSEa.
ending the Gzre
Mays hurled alright bah far rsne
innings and the. was ordered out 81
81 the park by Umpire Owens for
throwing a bat Tar down the rsrr-
se'd foul Line AFTER being called cut
or strikes
The FIRST triple play ever EXECUTED
At Navfr field feE L. the TSre-s n
the ninth Pratr dorbsed and H,cie
wa5kr0- RaeI lined - Bush. wtsr nea+
Pratt g-lag hack 70 second and then
tnsw - Ie2fnaa- n5pging EodIe
wnc Was four feet sf the bag
Score
New York
Observation-Disclosures.
if8e1@eIssnesA
AaTs Mcgricee SShawker ans
Azel- BaEard- yers and AsnsmsrN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15

Bangor. Me- Aag. 14-Kid Lee If
Sosron and Jackie Salndess of Sea-
attic, tearserwe1gAes. went Two SIX
round bouts before Ii Bangor
Sporting Club Wednesday nietr. Lee
had slightly the better.
Young Peo4er Of Brewer and Tenn
Macre ef Providence weaferveagnsx,
nIlsd Il Eusay fer tws s1x-ru1nd
ser1eeA PooAer had TIE eerner of en-
cry rounG cE-pcinring his naH. al
Though M damage was acne-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15

Ias- NaCs2as. Ne. AEx. Ia
sunes2zy was q general holiday
~ tur ne celebration N honor IF
E4Enec service men Of The
Tn- II the morning there was q
rars asacad By The Lubec Band.
wrict runbe- CT G. A E vet
sns marched WITH the service men
nnnn Z banquet WIS serve6 by rhe
E-rsE. there was u baseball
me and sDu--s IA the afternoon
DC --es aEncs a. niEh-
-unG-sas n people came f-um eur
uVlE and Lhe residences and
aAlasss places we're prufEseiy dec
zsss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15

TTo-nase E--S-Shaa1en- jackson -
Gan6l- NcNaEy. McInlls. Tn-ee-hase
h-shRzann- Rr-h- Rene run-RE-n-
S1alea hases-R0-h Weaver. Sacrifice
ts-LacksoE- Double rlavs-Felscn tn
SraalK; Felsch rc Ly1n; Russell 70
Shannon II &cSa8y u McMnIs; Lrrn
- Risoerg. Left On aaaes-BGsrnn i
Chicago e. Ease 81 ha7s-of CJrot1s ?
RasaeE g E-0l Ccut1s u 10 IN
nNes: II Kerr Z n % innings; 81
Sullivan II 2 innings Struck ou1-By
Ear- = RasseE - Sullivan . Wild psrna
Kerr. PASSED haE-ScaAng- Losing
rcszer-CicCg-R
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15

Inc ID41DW1EE TnG lE1 u entries
| was submitted Thursday morning by
A z. Eoderick, who II directing tns
/, racing event % be given at Fair
- -s' - Ie
=
az Mixed AACE
Gentle Arrie.b II ME1zrd EllA.
Oakland Rocezlck. CT Z. P Lewis.
Clnnnr- Grace Rrzder- blk n c.
Wells Clinton: Brown Sapur. hg, J.
z Clark wzaervZle; Doris Rradeen-
Or N N Z sryson N'of1AnA. AEan
FTescoI 0s M 4 SFson togs
CocAao' u ~ away, Ne1l1oe
~ocA| 2s S0ss % - Il
sm*h- S&aesA1s lacy A- aA = :
o. ooAE .'n, A---l1e 49,
oaA = u d. SAo ~as9AA'
Cansenune A. me- 80"
$3.50 -1n. - = Z :" -
soc-ooss A--1-'a !. - 50 -
. L-oos' 1=ss-e - 1@ "a .
/ 1A' A'Ao -n- u
a. - ~s. 4@sa' ne
o6- q A0-s1A. = ~
above horses AZ named N The TWEEN
ry-Eve class
sgs CLASS MIXED
-.,- E.N--
So = = pns-r-
= -I vs. r-.o "a
-. w--s--- r,.,-.- w
I = -
: s.u r.-s---, yasv ar--ssnr y.
.s~+-., $1,000. Ahrv.
- .r7 -.-aS :, -.,x -,uu,,r-v rsz=s
1 Ross Barron, om Il ~lnee, AA4--
SOC Cloe w. an q = wells AA1s
Wilkes. DC T. Z MeA1ss RAINY
! Wreath DIX N, r. C. CoEeoroe
FaEM-1g1on. Pny111s d, cn = l. q
Kinney, PHILIPS lose 5os, D A1GA
/ Walton Tnorno1kes III. Iresk- - N
Ga1aden- @anerTIiaes George w. Ds
I Il Il La1asrs. S1rarn0r
i The Indications are thai q fRrga
| number Of PeePae VIII be ern1er1aanee
n the park Al this one-cay eFeni
which includes a naA game, Win
& dance IN the evening
(
Z Sns-AG an1 4s- "S-A
hAFe ree4Fo "e.'o TIA.
N1cs--onsoa n Aooes -.
arrived LURE Ea A-HN
! MH Aooess az Ape1Iea -
- -.
rA - $3.50 - - =
P1ssAs soil'e - = -. - =.
0@ - -
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A-1is c-Ns 111-A -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15
BROWNS BUNCH
HITS, TRIM MACKS

~ Louis Arg, A-Nayinr was ines-
fectipe in tight 7riacss and St Leuss
SunchAd FzE hits IN tour inn5nEx. win
ming the opening game q the s.r,e=
with Fhiladsiphiz tnaay 6 To l scrre.
Fnzaadea2haa o 0 ! 0 8 eI-E
~ Lanas IL 0 o Q x-lDl
Nayinr and Perkins NcAvoys Gazlsa
and SerEreid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15
INDIANS BEST
SENATORS. TO3

Cleveiaad. O.. ARg 1A-Clerelnnd
nook the Arsr game u TIM saries
cron Nssnzngnrn today by . scnre
az 70 3. vinns1g IN fhs NINTH On a
pass 70 Thomas. Ekisis sacr1fce and
Earis' 6ouhie. Gcnre-
washington "A 0 ] - . 1-z-s
Cleveland .----9 0 90 ] 0 1881
Erickson. CHARITY and Ptcinich:
Jasper. Chle xnd C'NeiE. fhuEax.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15
BOY
KILLED

Huul4uu. Me. AEg- IA fatal &c
ssm occurred a. Man-cel3D early
eesluy raarrzcg When In aulo1c-
h driven by william EaEe c. Ma
esun upset when making = curTs
NJ ne village instantly killing
/ e-vrar-alS sor aid seriously n
ing lis vile AID hzEseE Two
he vuLa-rr chla9-Er escaped IN
Ths family 1s1r Their kGne n
essTns Isle and were N their way
-annastar- Ne. The accident east
sinun ever the entire corn anE-y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-15

Rronkiyn. A1g- l4-Chzraxp wm
the ans1 szms frun Broak,yz ssa.y
: % 0 In ans hour md Id minus.u
and Drook.ya vun the secuna I "a q
N sHasy the sane c1ne. nakinx Il
enc u the sanrsest douhae-hendsrx
ever played Alexander hes6 Arook-
lyn % fuz- hzs N the spener ma
IN tn seccn1 game Cadnre aTiuwe4
Cnac1gc Eve hzrz. Olson had ma
chance n shorf In the second re.
FfrN game
Chicago - 0 aeis $3.50
Hrooksy1 q o 5000 49,.
AsSnd:r and KIlals=r. smns NIL
Secane game
Eelc2gn - o 0 eeeee e-e-S-I
Rrookiyn --.e 8aBIs x-a-s-e
Bailey, Carter and Kahfer; CaAnrs
and kIeger-