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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22
WTNDSORvILLE

Herbert Boynton Hanson Of White
field was a guest Friday OF his
cousin. Glennie Brown.
L. W Jones of Washington was a
business visitor last week in town.
Doris and GiennIe Brown were en-
ter.ained one day last week AT the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
" eeks at Weeks Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph French and
son we're visitors Wednesday in Au-
gusia.
Charles Pratt OF Gardiner was a
Weekend guest Of his sister, Mrs
Kathleen Malcolm.
Mrs. Leslie Boynton Of North
Uhatefieid drove her new car to
windsorviile Saturday where she was
the guest OF her niece, Mrs. Herbert
Brown.
George Sampson is ar home from
Lewiston the guest of his mother
Mrs. Eugenia Sampson.
c. e French. Mr.. ana Mrs. II. w
Brown ana A c. Brown were Sunday
visitors OF relatives in Liberty Miss
Doris returned home with them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22
Fail to Finish
Ballot Counting
at State House

Wednesday was Counting Ballot
day at the State House and the only
reason that one par>v did not count
until midnight last night was because
Of the facr that there were. no ballots
20 count. In other words town clerks
had neglected 10 SEND the ballots cast
IN the-June primary TO Augusta so
this county party adjourned at 9
O'Clock last evening until probably
Friday or SATURDAY.
This particular party held forth in
the private Office Of Secretary Of State
Frank w Bail and they were interest
"a n the Republican nomination for
Congress in the First District. In this
case Carroll L. Beedy Of Portland.
county attorney OF Cumberland ooain-
~. was nominated on the fact II the
returns by plurality of 30 votes ever
Mayor Charles 2 Clarke Of Portland
n A field Of six. Up 70 last night the
ballots Of IS towns IN the district had
been counted but with no material
change IN the standing. Carroll L
Beedy, the nominee on the face of the
returns, was here looking after his
interests and ne was assisted by Will
liam A Comedian. II. Z. CanneIl and
Frank 7. Cowan of Portland. while the
interests OF Mayor Clarke were looked
after by ex-Assistant United States
District Attorney Arthur Chapman
and William A. Foley. also of Portland.
The Republican ballots for Penobscot
county were counted IN the Senate
chamber and about one-tnird OF them
were disposed of when a recess was
taken until this morning. IN this case
Representatives Harry A. Fowles of
Lagrange was nominated IN the Repub-
lean primary for the Office OF county
commissioner. and the contest was
brought ny Frank D. Russell of Ban
mgor. Fremont J. c. Little looked aft
81 the interests Of Mr.. Russell. while
Mr. FowIes affairs were looked after
by Frank G. Harrington Of Augusta
II didn't take SO very long 70 count
the Republican ballots cast in the
F-ankfort-stockton Springs-Isiesboro
class district for the House of Repre-
sentatives The contestant was Lin
coin n Gilkey. who was represented
by CLYDE G. Chapman Of Belfast
Washington D. Hartman. who was the
nominee on the face of the returns
was represented by Representative
Wiley C Conary of Bucsspof-. All
parties agreed that Mr.. Hartman had
1872 votes and Mr.. Gilkey 49, votes.
Ten ballots were in dispute seven cast
in Tslesboro. one in Frankfort and two
N Stockton Springs. The matter was
taken under consideration by the gov
er4,or and council and II is expected
that decision will be rendered next
Wedne sday.
petition for recount Of Republican
ballots for county commissioner OF An
droscoggtn county was filed by Fred
L Leayitt Of Turner. Joseph NJ Mitch
ell of lewiston. who was nominated on
the face Of the returns. sent q letter
saying he was convinced t,.st the re-
turn was incorrect and asking that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22
S;deliarts on the Game

Perhaps McDonougt1 didn't have MS
eye on the old pellet. That lusty
triple ciout was the longest seen on
William field IN many moons
Gaudet,e wears well and looked BET
ter than on his first appearance in our
village. He sure knows how TO step
into the old apple ana aid you notice
how he runs the paths"
The All-Stars didn't wait for the
lucky seventh. but got away IN the
sixth session and stored the game
away for keeps.
Fowler proved no stumbling block
TO the local siuggers- They got 20
him for L bing!es and some for ex-
ira sacks.
The jumps don't usually come in
for any comment. but il was very
noticeable how smoothly Thompson
and Simpson kept the battle waging.
The fans are beginning TO appre-
ciate Gaudettes work. tidy sum be-
ing Melted the Lewiston lad when the
hat was passed among the crowd.
The Oakland lads turned in a
couple of fast double plays that made
the fans sit up and take notice.
More power to your elbow, Doc and
how's chances to ger a few more out
of-town baIltossers to clash with the
local boys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22
FOR SALE
Bio twin indian Motor
Cycle and side car In
fine condition.
MORCROSS GARAGE
winthrop, Maine

the first public appearance or the
new organization. Mrs. Eta SWEET
BradleyiS solos were well received.
An aeropIane is reported on good
authority to have passed over Show
hogan about 2 o'clock Wednesday
morning, apparently coming from
the north. as it was holding an ap-
proximately southeriy course and
was travelling rapidly at a low >eleva
ton as II passed over this town. It
il rllmored that the immense profits
made in the illegal transportation-of
liquor from Canada may have been
sufficient inducement TO attract
transportation by the air route from
Canada into the States. This ex-
PLANTATION is entirely probable as it
Is known that quantities of liquor
are being smuggied in from Canada
although vehicles coming IN are care
fully inspected by both federal and
county officers. II appears that
Uncle Sam may be forced to add an
air squad TO his equipment of guards
along the border
George Roderick arrived in town
Tuesday evening and IS the guest of
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Roderick. The Rodericks are occu-
pying their cottage at the lake for
the summer. Mrs. Roderick is ex-
pected either Saturday or Monday.
until his return.
The steam roller is temporarily out
OF commission. A leak was discover
Cd in the crown plate of the boiler
Wednesday morning and this must
be repaired before the machine can
be used.
Miss Mary L. Bowman. who has
been visiting Mrs. Alice Wadsworth
for the past week. left Wednesday
morning for Bangor. where she will
visit friends.
Miss May McAuliffe. Miss Mar
garet McHugh. and Miss Rita Lyons
of Boston. roommate and friends Of
Miss Chantal Bisson. who passed
the winter in Boston at Burdett
Business College. passed the week
end in town as her guests. returning
70 Boston on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Kellary
returned to Springvaie Wednesday
after passing two weeks as the guests
Of Capt. Fred Dunlap of Hart,and.
On Monday. July 26th. Jessie
Hatch Symonds. yiolinist. Jesus San
roma. the worlds greatest boy
pianist. and Erie Remick. baritone.
viii appear in concert at the Opera
House AT O'Clock. This concert is
given under the auspices Of the First
Philathea Class of the Federated
church
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Wins by Handicap
Continued from Pacs Qnal

appeared so close together from the
press boats that II seemed as If a
man might have jumped from chat
lenger 10 defender. Actually, the dis
lance was several boat lengths.
chaiIenger's Steady Gain
Shamrock " kept IN the steady
crawl ahead until. at the half mile
mark rom the line. she was nearly a
full boat length ahead.
Then Resolute caught a tiny extra
puff of wind from somewhere and
straignting like a Thoroughbred I'M
der the lash crept up. siowly-ainos,
Imperceptibiy. She had GOT her bow
about even with Shamrock's towar-
ing mast when a puff of steam from
the COMMITTEES boats whistle regis
tered Shamrock's finish.
Noise Cuts Loose
The little feet of spectators craft.
although smaller by far than that
which had gone out 10 previous races
burst into a veritabie beilam of
snrieking whistles and sirens as the
contenders swept over the line ana
brought their spinnakers and balloon.
ers ffuttering down.
But the finish did not provide all
the thrills OF the race. Shamrock.
jockeying for position. seemed 70
have gotten the advantage at the
start. and started on a starboard
TACK IN the weather berth. Captain
Adams Of Resolute offered little
opposition. electing to wait for the
port tack. which came within a few
minutes
Adams Shows Strategy
Here he took the wtndward bertf,
ana pointed Resoiute high UP into
the wind. Captain Burton turned
Shamrock.s nose further in toward
the Jersey shore and the two sioops.
travelling on diverging paths soon
were neadly a half mile apart.
Specifically. Shamrock appeared TO
have the advantage. But finally,
when Shamrock tackled. about two
miles of the Jersey highlands. Cap
tain Adams strategy was proved.
He held Resolute on her course and
the yachts began TO converge II
was a question which would have
the weather berth when they met.
but Resoiute gained by a scant 100
yards
I. Ssriss Of rsaiss
Then snsued an exciting series Of
sharp lacks IN which Shamrock "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22

tried to cross Resaiute's bow. The
nimbie yachts were IKE playful
swallows, darttng first % part. then
TO starboard. then back again 70
port-often- times almost before thatr
sails had filled on the precedang
swing. But it was Resoiute's garne
and each time Captain Adams swung
her over. she had drawn . little fur
Their ahead Of her rival
Skipper. Burton Tented tw1ce
bringing Shamrock " about unt0
her sails tapped. and then swinging
her back on the original tack. But
he lost on the vancouver for Captain
Adams refused to be tricked.
Defender Scurries for Mark
Finally Resolute gained point
make the mark in one long reach
and the defender turned her tail on
Shamrock and scudded away.
Shamrock quickly forsook her
short tacks. and gave chase. She
gained slightly on the reach oue
Resolute beat her to the mark BY
two minutes and four seconds, made
a close turn TO windward and broke
out her greatest wind catchers with
surprising rapidity.
Shamrock's turn was bit wider
and she was slower In breaking out
her spinnaker and ballooners-and
when she did get them out there was
a great gap Of daylight betveen
them. ResoIute held her own on the
home stretch until Shamrock "
filed this gap with little triangular
lib sail. This seemed to help her
immensely and she began 10 close
Up the interval until she had pass-
ed the defender.
Easy Work for crs~S
The crews of both boats-35 ON
Resolute and 10 on Shamrock-in-
Guiding shippers and observers. had
an easy time Of ii on the homo
stretch. with no sails to shift they
cronched aft apparently pulling"
for their sloop TO win.
When they had crossed the finish.
both yachts hoisted the &C" nag
that indicated unwillingness 70 race
tomorrow and Il was announced the
next start would be Friday. Later
4 was announced Shamrock was %
be placed in drydock tomorrow,
presumably for cleaning and polish
ing Of her hull.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22
Phillies 6. Cubs l

Chicago. July 21-Rixey held Chi
cago TO three hits today after an I'M
steady start ana Philadelphia won s
70 : in the first game Of the series.
Rtxey's four walks in the first inning
gave the locals their only run. The
visitors hit Alexander hard: Score:
Pfila. - 0 D 0 o-S-1o-l
Chicago i. 90 0 0 0 o-i- 81
Rixey and Wheat: Alexander, Car
ter and Killefer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22
Yankees 1. Indians 3

Nsw Eors. July 2I-New York de-
Fs:ac Cleveland ! 20 today in the
EE 1-s y ! series upon which de-
pts tcs leadership Of the American
Fssg-i Nays rad the Indians shut
r. -1c- ne ninth. when he became
ts,asey after Speaker and Gardner
p soso.es anu Peckinpaugh made
/ IT,: -t-cw Johnston and O'Neil
F-siso he entire combination re-
-s I 'h-ee runs. Collins sue
s=-s' GAys- Caldwell singled to
E,,s'. III 3odie cnt off Johnston at
f 2.a:s JAMESON walked filling
L aasss. oui Collins struck out
ending the game. Score:
<rsa2a 0 . . 1000 . -s-Io-y
Pr Eo:k 'I 5 90 0 90 x4-lo-I
-atTe!- and c'Neil: Mays. Collins
p. 5ce..
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KENTS HILL

Principal and Mrs j. O. Newton
returned Saturday from a two weeks
camping and fishing trip. Both are
much rested and refreshed by their
needed vacation.
Rev. Albert l. Oliver preached IN
the Methodist church at Readnead
Corner in the forenoon and at Kenfs
I'm in the afternoon last Sunday.
he. with his little son. Albert. re-
turned Monday TO their home in
Guiiford.
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SMFrHFIELD

Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Piper ana
farnuv have returned TO their home
N Providence. r /.
Chiidren's night was observed
Saturday night at the Grange hail.
the children, furnishing the program.
After the program ice cream and
cake were served
Mrs. Mont Hartford is passing a
few days with her daughter MIS-
Merle Tracey of Belgrade
Rev. z. e Bragdon Of Norr1oge-
wock will speak at the church sun
day AT SEP. II.
Mrs. Sterie Mills of Norridgewocx
is the guest of Mrs. C. s, Holmes
Mrs. Clmont Stanley OF Sorriose-
wock is passing few days with her
mother, Mrs. George cunliffe-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22
William r. Whitney of Nor-idgs.
. Aock

William r. Whitney of Norr;dge-
wock dropped dead while working IN
the hay field about o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon. Mr. Whitney was IN
good health Tuesday and attended
the circus in waterville. after which
he drove his car 10 Lakewood anu
passed the night at the home OF his
Eife's brother. Hiram Perkins of
Skowhegan. returning 10 Norridge-
wock Wednesday morning. Mr.. Whit
ney is survived by a daughter. Mrs
Lillian Hilton. who is IN California
with her husband and the widow. Mrs
Ethel Buker Whitney, 10 whom he
was recently married. He came TO
Sorridgewock about 20 years ago,
from Aroos,ok county, and has been
engaged in the business of potato
buying there. He was about SIS years
Of age. He was a Mason and a mem
Der Of DeMoIay Commandery.
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he'd Sox VictOrs
8 Pitchers Battle

/ -,s,.- July 2l.-Boston defeated
60 > % : today n the opening
:. he series. Jones excelling
- Il the pitchers battle.
E. OILY -un was scored in the
- .--,-g when jackson drove
e. MO he light field bleachers
%o1e IN. Boston scored IN
-. OF Waters double. Hoop
Z, .-,,e ana Wits sacrifice fly.
k..-s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22

lowing day in Washington heado,ar-
tiers and then return here.
Taii<s with Maine Woman
Political surveys of several states
were held today by Governor Coz
with state leaders. He discussed tho
Maine situation in detail with Mrs.
". R. Pattangall. that States ma
ttonal committee woman.
She called attention TO the tact"
said Governor Cox. that Maine went
Republican by only $500 in 1918. wtfen
there was strong Republican trend,
The Massachusetts, field was d.
nssed by the Governor with the
Massachusetts National Committee
man Quinn. who was said 70 have 70.
porsed conditions good.
To inquire into the Kentucky stu.
alton. Governor Cox today TELEGRAPH
Cd to Senator Breckham Of Kentucky
10 come here soon for consultation.
Democratic Women Psnr
Womenis activities IN the carnnstg-,
were gone over by the Governor With
Mrs. George Bass. chairman Of IN.
Woman's Bureau Of the National
Committee. She told Of plans to NUT
100 Democratic women speakers in tina
Held and Governor Cox said the Va
uonal Committee would Cooperate IA
an aggressive campaign" for the
feminine ballot. Mrs Bass was sIatea
for place on the National camn,.r.
committee.
In pressing his demand FOR fun nuh.
ac'ty or campaign expenditures ana
contributions. through cont;nuauo. OF
me Senatorial investigation. Cover
nor Cox has asked Senator Pomersns
Oh Ohio' a member Of tine Senate IN
tuiry body 10 come here ON the
senators return from the West.
When Governor Cux's attention ~.
called 70 a statement today by Sen-
ator Lodge Of Massachusetts. Repub-
lican leader. to the effect that Repus-
licans would NEE, the Governors
demands for campaign expenditure.
publicity. Governor Cox said:
~ rather think either the as.,nS1
or Twill have much 10 do With IL.
The people Of the United States win
provide the specification"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22

the return b corrected TO show the
nomination Of Mr. Leavitt.
The governor and council declared
that Edward A. McIlheron was one OF
the Democratic nominees for the House
OF Representatives from the city Of
Lewiston. On the face Of the returns
Michael A Sullivan had more votes
than Mr.. McIlheron. but a recount
showed the reverse. Mr. McIIheron
having 74s votes to SO for Mr.. Suili-
van.
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ALMA

c. z. Hcudlett lost one OF his team
horses Saturday night
Alma social club will meet at Ers-
k.ne hail next Friday evening.
George Gardiner OF rhomaston
was in town SATURDAY.
Arthur johnson and family on Wa
terville are passing a week in town.
Mrs. Julia Ayerill and daughter d
waitnam. Mas came Saturday and
opened tns6r house Cd. the s1Mncs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22
Braves Lose to
Cards in II Innings

St Louis. July 21.-St Louis de-
feated Boston to in IL innings to-
day, Doak scoring from first with the
winning run when layers madea wild
return Of Smiths double 10 right field.
The game was marked by sharp field
ing by both clubs Heathcote's leap
ing catch Of HoIke's line drive in the
final inning with two out and two on
bases kept Boston from scoring two
runs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22
ST. LOUIS

One out when winning run scored
Boston E. o 900 900 o.
st. Louis 0 l 0 0 0 l 0 0 1-3
Two base hits-Eayers. Maranville.
McHenry, Smith. Sacrifices-Four-
nier, Doak. knode.~ Double plays
Maranville. Pick and Holke t2) Pick
and Holke. Left on hases-Boston L.:
st. Louis 9. Base on bails-Off Fill
Ingim 4; Doak 3; Hit-By Doak
(O'Neil). Struck out-By Fillingim
>; by Doak 2. wild pitch-Doak.
Cmpires-Clem and Emlies. Time
$50.
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COOPERS MILLS

William NJ .AchorIl OF Cooper's Mills
died at o'clock Wednesday after
noon. at his home. age "a years. He
leaves two daughters. Mrs Ina
Smith of this town. and Mrs Sarah
Weeks OF Jefferson The funeral will
be held az o'clock Saturday after
moon nj the home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22

Pittsburgh. Pa July l.-Pitts-
burgn defeated Brooklyn today TO
8. Maruuard was driven from the
box in the fifth inning. He was re-
placed BY Mitchell. who prevented
further scoring. The locals scored
three runs on four hits. Score:
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 2 0 o-S- Sci
Pittsburgh 1e00a 0 o x-4-l1-i
Marquard ana Mitchell: Elliot:
Ponder and Schmidt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22

Fifteen thousand Centennial buttons
are IN possession OF George Clarke
secretary Of the Chamber of Commerce
The buttons are for free distribution.
Anyone may have as many as ne
wishes by seeing Mr. Clarke at the
City hall.
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6oRNvnLE

Mrs. Nellie Scott VINO has neen
quite Ill il much better
Lyman Whittier is not 50 wei ~
usual this season. His namenata,
Lyman Moody Of Skowhegan In tryfu9
to take his uncies place IN tn hay
field.
Idle Cronkhits Davis in In Sousr.
set hospital recovering from q WY
serious operation.
Mrs. Emeline Stone 10 pa0tn4 O ~
of the having weeks with hAr u1nno
Mrs. Rirdena Conant OF S2zoWnaUnn.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah GoodR1c1mado.
a visit TO their hume-fn Palmyz1 NJ
week
Grange meeting nsxt s&surday~>
ming.
The apple crop loo1D vay AnuWA
able in this section. The lnn4 QuN
tinued drouth has cAuaaa =,
ing of the fruit. Potafnae1D 1nan1R
fine and there seenayesD r0A~01oAD
acreage
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Macknen I. Browns ,

3.-.aas.p1.A July 2L-Perrv's fine
pig ana Wits good hitting gave
Er.--- . he Philadelphia Athletics
e.sy . >. Bayre was unsteady
b $, --ouls ana was relieved by
sG-o-oz- zsoa.so failed 20 hold the
kz.S re store
]. -oz.s 80 , a . 0 0 > 0 % ST.
..--sae!:s.a 40 90 x-7-Io-3
3sy-e. So,ao-oa and SEVERED; Perry
h. Perkins.
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TO correct an error in Wednesday $
Journal. there are 35 boys at Camp
Winnebago who will remain on the
grounds all summer. The camp is
owned BY a Mr.. Guggenheimer and
this is the first year Of It's use as a
summer resort. Practically all the
boys now there are New Workers..
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OAkLANDS

EArdeI FUnS-AuEusta- u .1h-
land l. Three base hits-McDon-
ouxh. Two base hits-P. Laliberte.
Gaudette. Abbott. Wardwell. Stolen
bases-Masciadri. Abbott. Struck out
BY Gaudette. L.: Fowler. 4 Double
plays-Fowler to Brown; Green. Col
Inns TO c. Brown. Bases OH bails-By
Gaudette. l; Fowler. 3. Sacrifice hits
&C. Brown. Cmpire-Thompson and
Sirnpson. Time hours. Attend
apCa-ln0
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Hartford :. Springfield 4.
Bridgeport :. Albany 2
P;ttsfieid 8. Worcester tlst sAme3
Worcester y. Pittsf1eld "a game).
New Haven :. Waterbury o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22

Norman Shorey has returned to
his home in North vassaIboro after
a several weeks stay in the city,
having underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the Augusta General
hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22

B. E Bithe- is installing new add.
ton TO his soda fountain eouipmen,
consisting of five containers for ice
cream On either end OF the marble
extension is refrigerator for tonics.
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Giants 5, Reds 3

Cincinnati. O.. July 2l.-New York
won the first game Of the series from
the Reds today 5 10 5 by hitting Fish
er hard IN the frs, and third innings
The score:
Cincinnati; % 0 0 0 l . 0 0-3-S-2
Toney. Douglas and Smith; Fisher,
sallee and wingo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22

Manager Gabbi of the Maine Cen
tenniai celebration held at Portland.
was visitor Wednesday in this
city and called upon Secretary
George c. Clarke Of the Augusta
Chamber of Commerce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-22

Miss Evelyn Wrennick of st. Peters
burg, Fla, has arrived in the city and
VIII visit her friend. Miss Theima
Mann, for the summer months.
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BOSTON

NC lAss --LS- b.cDcI JUHtA.
was-s Three base hlts-Eooper.
enne -rc-Jackson. Sacrifice-Vitt.
ke,sn bases - Scott, Witt. Double
xJs-vitt 70 McNally TO McInnis.
La G. hases-CAIcago :: Boston. Z.
esss o. ha.ls-Sf Williams. l: OFF
E.es >. Struck out-By Williams,
9 t7 Jones :. Cnpires-Nallin and
t.-..!T. Time A.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS

Miss Marcia Heath is enjoying her
vacation at Buxton as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Heath.
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NATIONAL HOME

l'e' = Re da- Capt. Hugh DOYLE.
s1s aesr-s nzs returned from a
~-E 7assed with relatives in Man
.-onss 9vers reported Wednesday
Ass % 7slt friends IN Bos ton.
"'rs Z Hsse-ve has been grant
t1'!orE. . v:sit relatives in
fs'sF:s, y.
-'''aS Robinson II Gardiner. lata
-e II aas oeen admitted 70
se 4 wilson. late Co. A. nth
!. -.eoeors Z. Eunnewell. late
= A-ss M. ana John Peter
az = : 29ta Pa. Inf. have
Fa-tte discharges from the