Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02


Tscra's Had They saw Ez1y il
.srssss1g sights and among tlsn be-
Ing : torpedo boat which Viii e
launched this THURSDAY Taey made
: Trip through the destroyer and
narxtse5 AZ the wonders Ct tAis 1z-
Ger water craft
Then more fun vas begun Al >
2 n members Of both caghe Ess al
SeT Meadows lar Tns usEoerS
Of TIE -st1r-sE-Ep~ ecEMi-tse Of tie
Bath club were DE- e a PszS1ee- 2
P Shaw. 4 T Pzssuore and they
were Eost eNcieat oaes roc. rushing
around getting everybody scq-14.a--
ed 10 everybody ssse-
The first Of me outdoor sports Ezs
tAe hoop rolling contest and ;le
gzss-s OF -he dzy permitted Ias Bath
club &C E11 this but The AEzEEz
boys ro1Psd away zsta AL ths stae.
Prizes eTez bringing home leg c15
which Ar- Lowell gave for rhe zig
race OF course y -2'- best nan
Esrz 90 take tnizgs away from Your
host DIT What's fellow gong 10 90
VIXEN hes 80 smart that he Just cant
help but via
The Members Of Tie Augusta cgcb
hooS rolling lesn we-e I'd H4sssy.
Milton Dean and Dwight Higgins
Or ths Bath team were Ned Ee-
vert Owen J L-dyz-6 ard y. 9.
CsE-L Tas winner vas Ca.u!: TIA
second test xas Dwight E.g1cs ami
the thiro beg vas NiI-or Dan :
1ost capable s-a-e- xas A-h.-
5-s1o5- And rhe Judges 9. tsi- MID
and s52nd were Arthur l Peppe-.
Charles A Hartman H = s-e--
sc-- Nothing 1oc.6 ~ no- sDpro-
prlate xas- c1s p-lze which vas ct-
-s-ed am hat zas rzLr q stoSs
TEe cr.cket 1-s.c1 Ess ne -zx- CT
TIE -1S- - events Tee ~.n-e-z we're
Arthur o-sg!= and CHARTS Downing
q tEs AugusIA tam Tier Using
opIrEscts Eere WiIbe- Oliver sr1
Ha-Ty Deeri1g Nr. Cnp vas Perez
N.eEe-so1 AID th4 p-.z= zzs four
POUNDS Of ST1t, Premium baco7 and
ne-Eee- caenz- A--nGr and Charles
4 r1n1-ag rae q - Yards sas
sh4-e Fred Lord showed en- ara n
vas re E!11=-, Logging ho-e tn
cap wick rad ben presented ~
M LoEeI Tor Ghe t.e rsce Tra
1-=D oe-s q tAe Augusta team Here
Mr. Lc-d- lhs Tlnae-. ar.- II course
-o-soTec ~ Frank Condor, who
really sno1ld have made = better
s1oSlzE, coEs.terlg the fat ,ns- II
las b=-n n training e. suttte1f
a. S-ao-aer. Fred Belyes- Fzak gsj-
o1e49 am Wiz Pope In the gzr1
tam were 2 z Tee.;.g. " Fur.
D., d = Patton, 2. ? S1sv
James L B--ls and Owen Ledyart
Nno. u eoIES@. again. all followed
red O-s laost explicit ruling n
connection with this rae vss r-.-
?. saa@ MUS qualify By rsrnsnr
re c1-rs@ WITHOUT falling 1ozr T.
dioc- 1naze an difference after Al
= ? did fall doEn. because Re
--dn VIE Tae s-srte. vas Arthur
= S-s1op. and he was fair AMI hon
So ar vas assisted by Perez 7.
N-c2ersoa. e timer TIE fudses
Eere Arthur !. Pepper. Charles j.:
hartman and H 2 S.e.sor
Speaking % tu-z-cf-vars -. N
s1sA Boys nae q strong pull and 2
iong p1I and they had sucn pulling
Ways and taxing ways that they pun
90 Inc B2tE boys right over OHIO ,ne
august SIDE of the !ire and ro- ~.
Tug Ire members IF the Augusta
team we-e: VIE Pops. Fred PER-
E1- Hsssy- Nelson GORDON. Frank BIZ
ooeaU, J. NJ Nichols and Pat Pa-e.-
son- On The Bah team Eere-we fo--
got ~ get that TIE starter. -.
timer and tie Judges we're the sane
az n -he oavce event aa5 -he u..l:c,
tine vas five minute limited. The
pF.z= -as gaveL Nov. re rather
guess there VIII n order a. trs Az
g4sta Rotary club meetings.
The committee II charge If ira
eTents vas composed Of Walter
Chase. Otiz (. Traitor and Harry y.
Egse.
IacooF program vac what they call
81 what took next and about The mos
hitting manner II which 10 ohse-ve
INDOOR program Is good feed, &C
cnrcInz 20 tas Bath Rotaris1s and
they had the hearty support Of the
Visitors. The banquet was all that
could te desired and plenty Of II &C
coEding 10 The manner IN which It vas
appreciated and they 60 say that the
proof Of the pudding Is IN the eating
and everybody ate lot.
The indoor program was as fellows
Selection b. Rotary Club Quine,re:
Pres. c. P. Wetherbee calls meeting
&c order; blessing offered; welcome by
tres. c. P. Wethsrbee; selection BY
orchestra: singing by members both
ciuos. led by Arthur E Bishop.
After supper-Augusra club. BY
special request, sang Little Liza
Jane; SOLO. by Mrs. z. D. Hill: pres
entation OF prizes by Past President
Dr.. Lanzdon T. Snipe: remarks by
Harry II. Huse as 20 The fairness OF
the awards; solo by Miriam Kimball:
singing by Noisy Bunch and mem
bers: singing by Augusta sextette by
special request. Charles BiIodeau very
kindly selected his men: selection by
orchestra; closed by singing The
Star Spargied Banner" led by Mrs.
F. 9. Hill Usual motion by John
Burke was now in order