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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-21
Presque Isle Ball
Player Handled
Roughly in New Brunswick

Pressure Isle, July 1G-Several men,
bers of the Pressure Isle baseball team
returned home today nursing injuries
received at the hands of a crowd at
Edmundston, y. B.. on Sunday
According to stories told by the
Pressure Isle players. the game be-
tween Edmundston and Pressure Isle
stood to 6 in favor of Pressure Isle
in the first half of the ninth inning
Two Presque isle players were
on base. Hone of Presque Isle
hit into the right field bringing in
two runs. The umpire called it a
foul But the captains of the two
teams agreed that il was a fair ball.
At this junction the crowd of spec
tators, composed mostly of Edmund
ston rooters. took matters into their
own hands. Words led to blows and
the game ended in a melee.
None of the Pressure Isle players
was seriously injured.
However a return game to be
played at Pressure Isle is being sug
Gested here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-21

Augusta pounded one Casey for a
total of Is hits and won in easy style.
10 to /. over the Auburn A. c. team
of Boston, on Williams field yester-
day. The visitors We're not out class
ed by any means. They are a fast
bunch of players and with a better
moundsman would have made a
much better showing. Particularly
noteworthy was the sensational field
ing of Looney and Carr. the former
making four putouts in center, three
cutting off apparent base hits, while
Carr's two stops at third were hair
raisers.
Wright. the visiting backstop was
in wrong the whole distance, his
scrappy disposition affecting his
playing with resultant after effects.
But the crowd liked his pep and
aggresiveness and there was general
sympathy expressed when he was In
jured in going after a high foul in
the eighth.
Casey's splitter looked good to
Houser's boys. Graves and A. Nor
rell cracking out three each, while
Abbott, Wilson, Mcguire and w.
Morrell each got two. The delayed
double steal which Ben Houser
worked so successfully with the
Bowdoin team has been instilled in
to his Augusta outfit and the play
was pulled twice yesterday. IT al
ways brings hand from the crowd.
In justice to the visitors who
demonstrated they can play ball 1t
was learned that they travelled all
night from Boston in big auto truck
and were far from being in good
condition The manager stated last
night that with a much needed rest
and their best pitcher due to hurl to-
day he promised to make it interest
ing for the home team. They defeated
the Dorchester team Tuesday to ].
The Scoring
The visitors got their lone tally in
the sixth. Z. Casey got life when
A bbott dropped his fly. Skiller
singled Looney forward. Wight got
a pass. With the bases crowded Ca
sey scored on Carrs out to Wilson
beating the third out. Will
son to A. Morrell.
Augusta got a brace of tally's in
the third on four singles, three in
row In the sixth they fell on
Casey for six hits. which with d walk
wild pitch and an error Melted six
runs. In the eighth two more were
a. e.iY a
double steal. The score:
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Information Bureau
Formed to Arrange
Olympic Games

Geneva, July 20.-(By Associ-
ated Press for
subsequent Olympic games are ex-
pected to be greatly simplified as a
result of the creation of an Olym pic
Information Bureau at the recent
meeting of the Athletic Congress
here. The bureau, to be reorganized
every four years. will be composed
of athletic officials of the country
in which the following games are to
be held.
An executive committee. appoint
ed on the recommendation of Baron
Pierre de Coubertin, president of the
Olympic International Committee,
will start work on October ]. Code
troy de Blonay, Switzerland. J. S.
Edstrom, Sweden; Marquis de Polig
nae, France. and DR.. Jarkowsky,
Czechoslovakia, were nominated for
the body.
Another committee. composed of
Paul Rousseau, France; Franz
Reichel, France, and Allan Muir, an
American resident in Paris, under
the direction of County Clary, Will
harmonic the decisions of the Paris
Congress in 1914 with the compli-
mentary decisions taken at Lausanne
this year.
The Olympic Alpine Advisory
Committee. at its recent session.
voted to present an Olympic prize
for the most remarkable Alpine
achievement between Olympiads
The award will be made on the basis
of the sporting and scientific char
acter of the feat and its usefulness
to the world.
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Yankees Take Top
in Defeat Indians

Cleveland, July 20--New York went
into first place today when it defeat
ell Cleveland. to l. Shawkey was
unusually effective holding the cham
pions to six hits and striking out
nine men. Cleveland escaped a shut
out when Smith hit over the right
field wall for home run.
Cleveland failed to give Coveleskie
good support. making several costly
errors of judgment. Coveleskie also
was unfortunate in having all of his
passes turned into runs. In each case
a long hit followed a base on balls.
Bakers three hits drove in four runs.
Ruth reached first base four times
and scored three runs He received
one base on balls. was hit by a pitch
ed ball twice and got single. Score:
N. Y.. 90 OIL 0 5 0 OF 10 0
Cleve. ... 90 0 0 1 0 0 0-1 2
Shawkey and Schang: Coveleskie,
Morton and O'Neill, Shinault.
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N0RR|DCEWOCK

Rev. E. r. Farrar and family went
to Monsoon the first of the week to
pass their vacation with relatives.
Mrs. Stephen Mills and her infant
daughter have returned from the
Somerset hospital in Skowhegan.
Miss Helen Boone is passing few
days in Larone with her aunt, Mrs.
Forrest Farley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Everett Of
Woodfords have returned to their
home after being in town the guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Startling of
Embden were recently in town the
guests of John Lloyd and family.
Mrs. Elmer Tower has returned
from Portland where she passed
two weeks with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tobin and
Mr. and Mrs. Mcdonald Of North
Jay were guests the first of the week
of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Knowlen at
their home on the River road be-
tween Skowhegan and Norridge-
wock.
Leland Merrill is enjoying a two
weeks vacation from his duties at
the store of Bracket and Russell.
Rev. and Mrs. f. r. Farrar pass
ed few days with Rev. Charles
Meaker and family at North Pond,
Smithfield. where they are passing
their vacation. Rev. and Mrs. Meak-
er, now of Cumberland Mills, were
formerly located in Norridgewock,
Mr. Meaker being pastor Of the
Congregational church.
DR.. William Taylor Of Rumford is
in town. the guest of relatives for a
few days.
Mrs. Linnon l. French, who has
been passing a week with her par
ents, DR. and Mrs. w. +. Brown. has
returned to Boston. where she has a
fine position.
Harry Burgess and son, Walter,
who used to reside in Norridgewock.
now of Auburn, who are spending
their vacation at North Pond, Smith
field. ride in to Norridgewock OFTEN
and call on friends.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Perkins will sympathize with
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Bench Observations

Looney. the visitors center gar
dcner made three beautiful catches
and the fans applauded literally.
Cars stop of Maguire's bullet drive
was startling and he was given a big
hand.
Two of the visitors were delayed in
reaching Augusta and when Catcher
Wright was injured Houser kindly
loaned them Gus Williams
Ben and Backstop Wright exchang-
ed pleasantries in the third. Bens
parting shot was Every time I
look at you / think of something
funny"
You're fired" said Houser to Eddie
Beechard. the clubs mascot, when
Eddie showed up 20 minutes late.
The same teams play today at P
NJ. The visitors will have their best
hurler working and better game
may be looked for.
Leo Beaudoin was behind the bat
and caught nice game and registered
three assists.
Mcguire had quiet day round the
keystone sack. He also hit in hard
luck twice, but lined out one hit and
turned an attempted sacrifice into a
scratch hit
Squanto always sees the funny side
of it and the .crowd eyes and ears open
for his chatter and stunts.
Fat Hill, who was injured several
weeks ago. was on the home bench.
The bum" foot is coming along nice
ly but he'll not do much playing this
season.
Today's game was arranged to pro-
vide some sport for the visiting bud
dies. Several were noticed in
Wednesdays crowd.
The sport writer on the Express
appears bit peeved over the lemon"
references to divers Portland teams
that make pilgrimages afeld and fare
badly. Objection is also made to the
loose" talk INDUCED in by the Jour
nal sport writer. Well brother, we
made it as loose as we deemed advis-
able. considering the reputation we
hold as family newspaper. Regard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-21
About the Bouts

Newman Reagan will box frankie
Britt at New Bedford next Monday
night.
Pal Moore has been matched to
meet Sam Mandel at Aurora July 30.
Freddie Welsh and Phil belmont
are billed for an engagement in New
York Aug. 8.
According to New York advices the
Armory A. A offered Jack Britton
$4,000 to box Eddie Shevlin in Bos-
ton Aug. 10. It is doubtful, however.
if the club named any such amount.
Charles Jenkisson, National anna
teur welterweight champion, was de-
feated by Sailor Hendricks in three
rounds at Los Angeles the other
night.
Promoter Richard has come to an
understanding with Boyle, owner of
the land in Jersey City on which he
built his arena. The structure will
not be torn down for six months.
George Brown of New York and
Young Gradwell will box in the semi
final at the Arena A. c. show next
Monday night.-Boston Globe
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Cubs and Pills Divide

Philadelphia, July 20-Chicago di-
weed a double header with Philadel-
phla here today. BY getting to
George Smith and Belts for 23 hits,
thr Cubs won the first game 10 to 0.
ASIDE from pitching effectively, Hub
bell had three hits out of four times
lat bat, including two singles and a
home run. In the first game, Mails
/ t had Ave trips to the plate. Score:
l'irst game).
|Chicago 2Oo O5OO-10- 23-1
Philadelphia
900 100000 O. 6-1
Alexander and DAILY, killifer; G.
Smith. Belts and Buggy, Lee.
second game).
Chicago. 49,. 900 oO0OOO-0- II
Philadelphia
[ 4 OO12Ox-S-13-o
York. Tyler and DAILY, Wirts; Hub
bell and Peters.
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Rated for Burwell in 4th.
Boston 0 4 3 90 0 > 0 0 0 0 O. 9
st. Louis 0 0 o 0 0 Ito
Two base hits-Ruel Williams
Pennock, p. Collins Pratt. Jacobson
Sisler ,. SEVERED . Tobin Three
base hit-Tobin. Stolen bases-Fos-
ter ? Sacrifices--Pennock Tobin
Mc1nnis. Ellerbe Double play-K dip
and McManus. Left on bases-Bos-
ton 5; st. Louis IS. Base on balls
Off Davis 3; Pennock 2; kolp /: Rus
sell 8; Palemro l; Karr 1. Hits-Off
Davis in > %, Pennock 10 in l-3,
BurWell none in l 1-3: Russell in 5:
Kolp in 8: Kari in | %: PaImero
, in 5. Struck out-By Davis .;
Pennock ?; Kolp ?; Russell ?; Palm
ero ,. Winning pitcher-Palmero
Losing pitcher--Karr JTmpires-
Hildebrand, Nallin and Wilson.
Time-235.
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Richard Paid 100000
To One James Wood

New York, July 20-Tex Richard
testifying Tuesday in 100000 con-
tract suit brought by ]. Frank Spell
man against Jack Dempsey. and his
manager, Jack <earns, said that he
paid Dempsey's 100000 share of the
receipts of his recent fight with Car
pentier to one James Woods
Tex Richard exhibited the cancelled
check with Woods endorsement.
No reason was given for making
Dempsey's check payable to Woods
and the examination was adjourned
in order to permit Richard to submit
further documents in the matter.
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AUGUSTA SLAMS AUBURN A, c,
HURLER FOR 10 TO | Win SAME
TEAMS TOPLAY AGAIN TODAY

ing that SO score of the Packard
Motors, we are still of the opinion
that Ostergren's bunch are a fair lot
of players but hardly in Augusta S
class. Future results will bear this
out. Nnd now regarding those guar
antees. Get posted, brother, before
you slop over According To Mana
ger Houser, the particular guarantee
referred to was Portland's own prop
osition. mutual exchange, with the
Forest City han setting the figure
Portland may have some ball players
but apparently for some mysterious
reason they never wander beyond the
city's limits
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Penobscot Pomona.

Penobscot Pomona Grange is to
hold its annual field meeting on the
University Of Maine campus. Aug. II.
The committee in charge of arrange
ments has engaged as two Of the
speakers w. j. Thompson. master
of the Maine State Grange, and Les
lie r. Smith. master of the Massa-
chusetts State Grange, who is also
deputy commissioner Of agriculture
in that state. The names of other
speakers will be announced later.
It will be an all day meeting. The
university will furnish coffee. cream
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-21
SPORTING COMING EVENTS

July 1921 - Maine New Brunswick
Circuit horse races, Fredericton.
July II Westbrook Mill League:
Coaters VS.. Machines.
July 23-Great Northern at Milo.
July 23-Kezar Falls at Westbrook.
July 23-Yarmbuth at Mechanic Falls.
July 30-Races at Central Maine Fair
track Waterville.
Aug. 6-Races at Union Trotting park,
Pittsf1eld
Aug. 17-1S-Wednesday and Thursday,
circuit races at Fort Fairfield.
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Tigers 2; Senators |

Detroit, July 20-Neach's double in
the 10th inning today gave Detroit a
, to ! victory over Washington in
the opening game of the series. The
game was a duel throughout between
Johnson and Leonard The Washing
ton hurler held the Tigers to six hits
but gave eight bases on balls. Score:
Washn. ..... 0 | @ 0 0 0 0 0 o. 1
Detroit .... 5000 l 0 0 0 0 ID 1
BasSler.
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Reds 2: Giants |

New York, July 20 RiXey had the
better Of Toney in pitching duel
mere today and Cincinnati won the
Arst game in New York this season.
20 / The winning run was sent
over in the seventh on Roush' $
scratch double. Daubert's sacrifice
and Nuncan's infield tap which
frsch juggled long enough to per
nlt Roush to score. Score:
Cincinnati. l 0 0 900 0 0-2-9-0
New York 0 0 ] 90 0 0 0-1-S-0
RlAey and Hargrave; Toney. Ben
ton ana Snyder.
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Fed Wingo Damaged

Philadelphia. July 20.-Red Wingo,
veteran Cincinnati catcher, will be
"u> Of the game for nearly month.
he was hit on the third finger of his
afoWing hand in the first game of
NE double header Monday, and an
May taken Tuesday showed that
ae has suffered a severe fracture.
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White SOx 3; Macks 2

Chicago, July 20-Chicago won its
fifth extra inning game in the past
10 days today, when Philadelphia was
defeated, 3 to2 in 10 innings The To-
calls victory was attributed to John
sons hitting and base running and
timely hitting by Collins and Strunk
and the superb pitching of Wilkinson.
Score:
Phila. $500. 0100010 % I 4
Chicago -. 0010 0 90 0 1-3 II 0
Keefe. Rommcll and Perkins; Will
knson and Schalk.
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Cards s; Dodgers 5

Brooklyn, \. Y, July 2O-Jeff
Pfeffer pitched his first game for st.
LOUIS against Brooklyn today and
won. ) to D The Cardinals knocked
Crimes and Ruether out of the box
ana also scored off Mitchell. Olson
Was put out of the game by Umpire
Quigiey for disputing decision.
Score:
St Louis. 3 0OOOO2 Is 10
Brooklyn. e.. 90 / 1000 T-5-12-o
Pfeffer and clemens, Grimes, Rue
ther. Mitchell and Miller
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PIRATES HAND SHuT0UT TO
Braves BROWNS ARE vICT0Rs
over RED SOx IN u INNINGS
PIRATES :. BRAVES 0

pos,on Joiy 2o.--Cooper pitched
.o,irspl- IN the pinches today, lead
p,,tsbur- to to q victory over
n.,r : pass, hunt and Maran-
H.. aoIi,le scored one run for the
.,or. IN she th!rd, They got their
.ard N the fifth inning when
=. .or,s drive bounded over the right
.,,j rates ,o' e home run Score:
~ t,t,t'rr,
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BROWNS 10. RED SOx q

II. Louis, July 20.AOvercoming a
seven run lead obtained off Davis in
ne nrst three innings, St. Louis to-
gay cefeated Boston 10 to Q in II in
Mnss. SISTERS double in the ninth.
nflneing in Palmero and Tobin. TIED
the score. Score:
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and sugar for the MONDAY picnic
luncheon. The grangers of Penob-
scot always look forward with pleas
ant anticipation to these annual
events, which are always largely at
tended and full Of interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-21

Auburn, A. c. 0 o 0 90 / 0 0 o 1
Errors made by Wright. Tibbett,
j. Casey, T. Casey, Abbott, McGould-
rick. Two base hits; Graves. Wright
Stolen bases; Wright. Brisk, Abbott
,. A Morrell ). Wilson > Double
plays; Williams. A. Morrell. Mcguire,
A. Morrell, Wilson. Left on bases
Augusta f. Auburn A. c. 3 First
base on errors; Augusta >. Auburn.
A. c. l. Base on balls off MorrellO.
off Casey a. Struck out by Casey 4,
by MorreIl 10. Wild pitches Casey.
Umpire Thompson. Time 1.55.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Albany 0: Bridgeport s.
Pittsfield O; Springfield (six in
nings, rain).
Y, aterbury O.: New Haven 3.
Hartford 2; Worcester first game)
Hartford 3; Worcester Z. Second
game).
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Joseph Berry

SoSoPN 6eFTy
Joseph Berry passed away at the
Somerset hospital in Skowhegan
Tuesday, July II, after an operation
for appendicitis. Mr.. Berry was
born April 2, 1865 and always liv-
ed in Norridgewock. On December
6. 1884, he was married to Miss Eft
ia Stevens and to them nine children
were born. One Of them died in in
fancy. Mr.. Berry was a kind heart
ed neighbor and had a cheerful dis
position. Besides his wife he leaves
to mourn his loss eight children.
Earl s., ARA NJ. Hooper, Ralph,
Kenneth. Vern. Alton, Agnes and
Susie Puffer all of whom live in
Norridgewock. The funeral was held
at the Berry home on the Skowhe-
gan road Wednesday. Words of
comfort were spoken by Rev. c. Da-
Wis. The floral pieces were many
and beautiful. The burial was in the
Oak cemetery.
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AMERICAN STANDING
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

GO { NUN y NOV l. y
New York 7, Cleveland I.
Washington I. Detroit 2 90 in
1ings).
Philadelphia 2, Chicago 8 10 in
,ngs).
Boston g, St. Louis 10 (12 in
1ings).
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TaIteI f0f FOWeIT m Ith.
- Euttrd for Oeschgcr in 9th
[P.tt5hurs .... o Q 0 o o.
Boston ........ 0 o 0 o o 0 %
Two base hit-Maranvile. Home
|run-Carer Stolen hase--South-
worth Sacrifice-Carey. Double
ria, = Grimm to Maranvillc to
1Grmm: Cutshaw to Maranviile to
|Grmm; Barnhart to Cutshaw to
|Grlmm. Left on bases-Pittsburg Z;
Boston Q. Base on balls-Off Cooper
Il, of Oeschger >. Struck out--By
Cooper 8 Umpires-Risler and Nor
Ian Time-123.
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KEGS Now Top American Give Setback

them in the death Of their infant
son Saturday morning.
Lloyd Harris cut himself with a
hoe Monday morning so severely
that the physician, who was called.
was obliged to give the little fellow
ether and take six stitches to close
the wound.
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TODAYS GAMES
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at ST. Louis.
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Charles a. Bonner. Thomaston

Charles A, Bonner. Thomaston
Charles A. Benner S3. who taught
school in Thomaston for many years.
and who had served on the School
Boards in Thomaston. Rockport and
Warren, died Tuesday in Thomas ton
He was a native of Waldoboro and
was educated there and al Newton.
Mass. Since 1896 he had been one Of
the Republican leaders in Knox
County. serving on town and county
committees. He is survived by his
wife and two children. Lloyd BenneS
of Thomaston and Mrs Bruce Hicks
of Camden.
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Oxford Bears Trim
Packard Motors, Al

Oxford. July 20-(SpeciaD- 1.-The
Motors to ! here this afternoon in
the return game.
1o3 4 ; 7S9
Oxford ...... O22 5000 x-4
Packards 800. 90 O | 900 0 0-1
Batteries: Oxfords, Joseam and
Handy; Packard Motors. Dunning
and Ward. Umpire, Davis.
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WITH THE MAJOR
TEAMS YESTERDAY
AND TODAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Pittsbure 2, Boston 0.
Cincinnati 2. New York I.
St. Louis 8, Brooklyn 5.
Chicago 10, Philadelphia 0 First
same).
Chicago 0, Philadelphia Second
game).
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TODAY'S GAMES
Pittsburg at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
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BOSTON
43 9 10x33
ST. LOUIS

Batted for Menosky in 18th.
None out when winning run scor
Oh
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and Mrs Mary Hanscom were In Wa
terville Tuesday for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Richardson Of
Benton and Mr.. and Mrs. Danisl
Bowman and daughter, Evelyn, Of
Fairfield. were calling on friends In
town Sunday.
Salem Edmunds has his usual 6ns
garden this year in spite of the
drought and other unfavorable con-
ditions. He has had new potatoes
of extra size and fine quality for
some time. Mr.. Edmunds will be IS
years old August S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rannie shores az
Winslow and Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Cole of Lewiston were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Asa Shores and MIR. and
Mrs. Walter Shores the past week.
Professor and Mrs. Walter Farm
ham of Medford, Mass. are passing
their vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. H. Harris.
Supt. c. E. Dickey, who has been
attending the superintendent con-
ference at Castine. was in town Sun
day accompanied by Mrs. Dickey. On
Monday they left for their home in
Stratton.
Mrs. Ellen Gowen and daughter
Addie of Skowhegan were guests of
Mrs. T. Fl. Smith Sunday.
Violet and Grace Written OF Fair
field are visiting their grandmother.
Mrs. Julia Thornton.
Miss Gertrude Lowell of Old Town
is the guest of her sister, Mrs Mabel
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nelson ware
called to Fairfield Sunday by the III 4
ness of their son, Chester, who is now
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith OF
Lewiston were callers at her moth
er's. Mrs. Frances Nelson. Saturday
Mrs. H. B. Harris. who was oper-
ated upon at Somerset hospital last
week is getting along finely.
Mrs. Harry Whitman of Medford
Mass, is the guest of her mother.
Mrs. Mary Holt.
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Totals ..........3 30 4 II 10
Augusta 49,. % O y @ o & O > X-10
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BOSTON

ra,ted for Powell in 7th.