Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-09
Druggists at Belgrade
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aye Onel
bership WERE accepted. making a IA
tai membership in good standing sa,
In the forenoon DR. William D. Ba,
gave an address on "Salesmanship'
Sports had al prominent part in IN,
days activities-a ball game in IN.
morning and icontests of many and
novel varieties in the afternoon.
\ banquet brought the Festivities q,
the day to a close. Because of lack
of time the speeches that had beer
planned were somitted, In behalf n,
the associations. George O. futile q;
Portland presented to the secretary
DIR: NJ. L. Porter. in recognition of his
IS years efficient service in that of.
fee. a Maine tourmaline scarf pin
In his presentation remarks Mr.. Tut.
tie brought out some very interesting
facts regarding the beginnings Of the
organization.
Fifty-fo wears ago. four phar.
macists, in tho rear of what is now
Starkey's candy store, on Congress
street. Portland, formed State as
ISOLATION. the first organization Of its
kind in America. Mr.. futile re-
ferred to the present to Dr. Porter
as "a fitting gift to lifelong citizen
of Maine"
Miss Irene Goodrich of Augusta.
daughter of Harry +. Goodrich.
prn,,ipapt ~, M hnr ~ tho ,eeo.;.
ton, won the admiration of the 80
Maine druggists by her dancing in
her last public appearance before
entering the New York School Of
Dramatics, Carnegie hall. New York
In the first of her three numbers
Petite Couquette," new dance
her costume was q combination Of
pink and blue taffeta with tulle lace
and a poke bonnet with dainty for
get me-nots and black velvet rib
bons. Her second number was a very
spirited "Equestrienne" dance, in
which she wore jockey riding
habit In her last, "Valse Graceuse"
patriotic dance. she wore 4 strik.
ing costume of red. white and blue
and at the end by a graceful flip Of
her costume exposed to view an
American flag. Between the dance
numbers, Prince. Hayden of Port.
land, u representative of the Colgate
company. sang very beautifully IN
the Cleaning" Starlight Love" and
My Wonderful Dream Girl"
The first sport event of the mornin,
was bail game in which the retailer.
defeated the travelling men 10 to Ii
The big stickwork of the contest va;
by Traynor of the retailers, who negO'
tiated a Babe Ruth in the third, and
Martin of the same team. who clouted
a two-sackcr. No player failed to get
at least one hit, however, and an add
ing machine would have been neces'
sary to keep tally of the bingles. Tht
winning lineup follows: Pitcher
Capt. Fletcher: cntcher, Martin frs
base, Gregorie: second base. Rawson
third base. Traynor: shortstop, Prem
dergast; left field. Clarity: cente'
field, Smith: right field, Garland Herr
is the personnel of the travelling
mems nine: Pitcher. Harold; catcher
Brown: first base. Waldron; second
base, Hodsdon. Adore: third base
Griffin: shortstop, Capt. Hayden; lef
field, kucher; center field, Duntan;
right field, Hummer.
The afternoon sports started at
o'clock and resulted as follows: y
yard dash for boys. won by Donald
Chadwick. Augusta. prize. box Of
chocolates. Ball throwing contes'
for ladies'. by Miss Dorothy Norton
cortland, prize, perfume. Pipe race
for men, won by p. Il. Blanchard
prize, three dozen hot water bottles
Nail driving contest for women Wor
by Mrs. II. Waldron of Portland
prize, hot water bottle. 100 yard
dash for men, won by n. c. Riddle
Rangeley; prize, sone-half dozen Dol
ties of liniment. Shoe race for "a
dies, won by Mrs. NORM of Bldde
ford; prize, Amami set. Fat men
race, won by P. s. Hayden. Port
land; prize. shaving cream. ToWe
race for ladies, won by team cap
tanned by Mrs. Waldron OF Portland
Candle race for men. won by A. !
Andrew, Portland: prize. BreweraA
Egg race for ladies, won by Mrs
Day of Portland: prize. box OF enc
colates. Sewing button contest 10
men, won by l.. I'll. Leighton, OAK
land; prize, tooth paste. 90 var
dash for girls, won by Mary Cars
well. Gorham; prize. box of choc0
lates. so yard dash for women, woi
by Miss Clara McIntire. Scion. I'd
stacle race for men. won by ID. u
Griffin, Portland; box of cigars. ba
pounding contest. won by NJ. II. L
Scolley. Portland. Refreshmeh
contest for men, won by +. Y
Moore. Bingham. Egg surprise con
test for men, won by William
Quinn. Hallowell and Prince Hay
dan, Portland.