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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-07-19
FAIRFIELD NEWS

c. A. Lyiin and family spent Sun
dey cfterroon with Mss SOPHIE John
ION IN Haxtuu. Dorothy Lydin re-
-arrsi with them after spending the
;yse. with Bliss Johnson.
The Misses Ebba and Esther Rose!l
sisters Of Mrs. Albert Frisk. arrived
at Seigw.ck from Chicago. They ex-
pect to spend several weeks with their
sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Tillberg of
Amherst spent Saturday night and
Sunday at Henry Anderson's.
Mr.. ard MIS-. Carl Franson and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ander-
scr and children, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Tillberg and daughter Vada. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Holmquist and children,
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Lundberg and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lund-
berg were those from this community
who attended the reception on Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Anderson, given by Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Anderson at their
home in Haxtun. At late hour re-
freshments consisting of sandwiches
pickles, coffee, cake and Ice creapl
were served.
While Mrs. C. o. Lundberg was
busy in her flower garden Wednesday
morning she had the misfortune OF
running against some glass and cut
ting the artery in her right foot, Not
realizing the seriousness of the wound
she was considerably weakened by the
loss of blood before the doctor ar
rived. She will be bedfast for some
time.
Chas. Hammond motored to Haxtur
Monday morning and helped E. G.
Gordon pull his well pipes in the at,
ternoon.
Mrs. Glenn Bailey went to Haxtur
Saturday afternoon. and while there
she was caught in the big rain anc
was compelled to stay all night on ac'
connt of the bad roads.
Mrs. Knode's sister and her son Of
Omaha, are visiting at the knodt
home.
Henry Anderson was celler at the
Fairfield cash store Monday.
Arthur Lundberg and family ane
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lundberg spen'
Sunday afternoon at the North Platte
river.
Hilda Knode spent Sunday after
| noon with the Hnlmquist girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Peterson motor
cd to Haxtun Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul took their daugh
ter Leona, who is staying at Ben
iarrin Anderson's to Haxtun Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Franson visited
at the Albert Frisk home SUNDAY.
C. O. Lundberg went to Haxtul
Sunday. where his wife was taken fol
medical care. Mrs. Lundberg is get
ting along as well as can be expect
ed.
C. G. F. Johnson's from Aurora
Nehr.. are visitino with their children
at Fairfield and Haxtun.
Mrs. F. o. Ahnstedt is on the sics
list.
Oscar Erarson and family visitet
at the John Sandquist home Sunday
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-07-19
ROLLING PRAIRIE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Bullock and
Mrs. Bullock and Mrs. Martin Sor-
enson's mother motored from Denver
Saturday afternoon to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Sorenson for a few
Joe Juranek called at the home Of
Martin Sorenson's Friday.
Mr.. Gustav Sprick went to Jules
burg Friday morning to get repairs
for binders.
Miss Martha Schultz spent Tuesday
night with Miss Norma Damon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Damon and family
motored to Holyoke Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sorenson and son Cur
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-07-19

very much bigger than the men who
control the money, because only goats
can eat money.
You know as well as l do that in
divldually none Of us amount to very
much, but let million or two of you
band yourselves together and the
whole world will "stop, look and lis
Talk this to every farmer you know,
and write it to your farmer friends in
other parts of the country. If you
want pamphlets, write for them.
E. F. BURNETT,
Box 157, Pueblo. Colo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-12

| The Great by Lord Dewey; Staples
q Smith. Brunswick, Oh. G., Lee S.,
by Possibility: Alton Richardson.
Waterville, Oh. G.. The Aeroplane by
Donald Wilkes; Alton Richardson.
Waterville, r. NJ, Lottie Direct by
Empire Direct; A. NJ. Eldridge. Clin-
ton, B. NJ. Mary Patchen by Senator
Patchen; Thibodeau & York, Water.
vile, b. S.. Empire Boy by Empire
Direct; Franz M. Simmons. Rock
land, B. G., Marville Todd; c. s.
Iowle, Winthrop, B. NJ, Fascinating
by Slliko: ]. E. Byron, Berlin. N
H.. u. NJ. Elizabeth Watts by Gen.
eral Watts Gentry purchased of +.
A. Bragdon).
10 pace. purse $1,000 MAINE
owned)-Franz n. Simmons. Rock.
land, b. NJ. Hollywood Lassie nv
Hollywood Boy: c. r. Bond. Bangor
Is. g., Real Charley, by Stirling s:
3. Z. Wells, Readfield, b. G. Al
Crewes by Donald Crews; r. v. N
Bliss, Blue Hill, B. M. Natiya Mort
Dy me Northern Man; w. A. Brad
1ord, West Pennington, B. M. Nav
Logan by Dwight Logan:sF. r. Hay.
den, Lewiston, B. NJ. Andone Girl
py The Northern Man: E. E. Went
worth. Springvale, Drawn; f. A.
Bragdon, Springvale, B. M, Mary
aberdeen by Sampson Wilkes: +. a.
Colburn, Pennington. B. M, AurilIa
by McLintock; I. w. Pottle, Port
land, B. G.. Black Gordon by Cor
don Prince; I. w. Pottle,. Portland.
3. M, Della NJ; Geo. w. Batchelder'
Rockland. B. G., Prince Del by Del
nam; w. q. Means. Jr.. Machias. B.
T., Colonel Marque by Kentucky
Marque: staples & Smith, Bruins
wick. Oh. G., Lee S. by Possibility:
A. w. Bushey. Waterville, B. G..
Acma A., by Lightning Jim: Alton
Rlchardson. Waterville, B. G., Frank
by Main Sheet: Alton Richardson.
Watervllle, Oh. NJ. Topeka Bell by
walkers Bell; Thibodeau & York.
Waterville. B. S., Empire Boy by
Empire Direct; A. E. Russell, Free
port, Drawn; A. NJ. Eldridge, Clin-
ton, b. NJ, Mary Patchen by Sena-
tor Patchen: w. H. Keyes, st. Ste
phen, N. B.. Oh. M, Lady Maud X.
py Hollywood Boy purchased of A.
r. RusselD; G. S. Harlow. Smith
held. b. NJ. Miss Peter Lincoln by
Peter The Great purchased Of n
E. Wentworth).
80" AAot' vi sc S1UUU (MAlnG
& Washburn, Ken
nebunk, B. NJ. Theo Echo by Echo
Todd; p. o. Kidder, Rumford, B. G.,
Peter Gates, by Peter the Great:
A. c. Conant. East Livermore, 3. M.
Jolla Elder by Binjolla; B. C. Wells,
Readfield, B. G. Master Setter by
Henry Setter; B. c. Wells, Readfield,
b. G. Holyrood Viveroy by Joe
Dodge; A. E. Russell, Freeport, B. G.
Main Brace by Main Sheet; F. r.
Hayden, Lewiston, B. G. Bony Eagle
by San Francisco; E. E. Wentworth,
Springvale, Drawn; F. A. Bragdon.
Springvale, Drawn; F. G. Colburn,
Pennington. Drawn; 7. w. Pottle,
Portland, B. G.. Shadow Lane; l. W.
Pottle, Portland, B. S., Double C. by
j. Malcolm Forbes: E. E. Walker,
Oh. G. Dan Azoff by
Azoff; Peter Gallagher. Belfast, B.
M, Volata by Peter Look; Alton
Richardson, Waterville B. M. Agratia
by The Harvester: Alton
Richardson, Waterville, B. NJ. Rena
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-12
Jennie HI. Takes
Junior Free-fOr-AH
at Woodstock Races

Especial to Kennebec Journal.) -
Woodstock, N B., July 11.-TnS
Junior free-for-al was the feature
event of the opening day of the mid
summer meet here and was won by
Jennie H., the st. Stephen mare, who
outfooted Calgary Earl, the old
Grand Circuit pacor, favored heavily
for a comeback. John Willard OF
Presque Isle and Ed Sunderlin of
Houlton piloted the winners in the,
other classes, Provincial Epeed trail
ing. The summary:
JUNIOR FREE FOR ALL, PURSE
$500
Jennie H, CHI m, by Hedge ,.
Wood Boy (Keyes) ...... I 1.
Calgary Girl, CHI (Lint) ....4 8 8
Doctor Gano. bg (Chappelle) 3 4 4
Time-2.13 IA, 2.13 Ia, 2.13 Ia.
2.23 PACE, PURSE $500
Northern Belle. BIN by North
ern Man (Willard) ........1 l.,
Little Dan, Big (Anderson) -. 8 2 z,
David d, bg (Chappelle) -. 5 4 q
jeffrey bg Cameron) ....... 2 s s
Togo, Miss Peter Lincoln, Xanthia,
and Gertrude Volo also started.
Time-2.16 IL, 2.16 IA, 217 IA.
Don 9. b g by Dan @, Jr, -.
Forest Mckinney g CFox) 80 2 1,
Hayward Wilkes, b g (Nev- :"
ers) .................. 2 3, 8
Miss Simmissie, blm, (Wil-
ldrul ..................
Bonique, Jack the Clipper, T. j.
Devlin. The Manor and Della paced,
also started. -
Time-219 Ia. 2.15 IA, PIT 1-2
A big crowd is expected tomorrow
for the big free for all with John r.
Braden, Jackson Grattan, Roy Graft
tan and Dan Hedgewood starters.
jackson Grattan is backed heavily I'd =
beat John r. Braden. u
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TEAMS WORKING "
FOR new MEMBERS
AMERICAN LEGION

Members of the Red and Blue
teams Of the George N. Bourke post
OF the American Legion are hard at
work on their contest for new mem
bers. At the last meeting of the Le-
g1on 1t was voted to have q men,
bership drive to get enough men,
bers to make the Legion quota to
the annual state convention at Pres
que Isle, four delegates instead Of
three.
After some discussion It was de.
cided to pick two teams, the losers
to give banquet to the winners at
the end Of the contest. The date of
the announcing of the winning team
has been set for the next meeting of
the Legion which will be the first
Monday in August. Application for
enrolment as member of the Le-
glon can be secured from Adjutant
II. w. Drawn at Ill Main Street or
from the captains of the two teams,
John F. Choate of the Blues and
Herbert L. Butler of the Reds.
The contest is not only to fill the
quota but for the benefit of the post
In every way as there is still q large
potential membership in the city.
The two teams are made up as fol.
lows:
lows: Blues, John F. Choate, DR..
John G. Towne. DR.. r. T. Turcotte,
karekin der Sahagian, Paul Julien,
Claudio Strout, Howard b. Welch,
Lorrimer Dixon, Thomas N. Weeks,
Stanley Lisle, Fessenden Lutz. Ma
sod Farris, Napoleon Marcoux, and
Perry Madocks. Reds-Herbert l..
Butler, George Hurley, DR.. F. T. Hill,
Harold Marshall, A. Raymond
Rogers, Wilfred Boudrous, Cyril NJ.
Jolly. E. L. Russakof. Clarence Proc
ry MarcouX, Alfred Castonguay, and
Harry w. Drawn.
The convention will be held on
Sept. 6 and Z. The call was signed
by Perley H. Ford, department COM
mander Of Maine and James L. Boyle
of Waterville, department adjutant.
Each post is entitled to one dele
gate and one alternate. In addition
to the above mentioned delegate and
alternate each post is entitled to one
additional delegate for each 100
membership or fraction thereof paid
up on August z, 1923, 80 days prior
to the convention.
Department officers shall be en-
titled to vote and have all the rights
of delegates of the convention, De-
partment executive committeeman,
by virtue of their office, have a seat
in the convention but not a vote I'M
less elected a delegate from their
respective posts.
Alternates are entitled to a seat in
the convention but will have the
power to vote only in the absence of
the regularly elected delegates.
All Legionnaires and their friends,
the American Legion Auxiliary men,
bers and their friends shall be al
lowed to st in the convention hall as
guests but they can have no voice or
vote.
Each delegation on arrival or by
8 o'clock on the morning of Sept. 6,
should present it's credentials at the
desk of the department adjutant, at
which place badges and instructions
will be given out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-12

Silk by Bingen SILK; A. K. Libby.
Hartland. Drawn; c. 8. Towle, Win
throp. B.. NJ, Fascinating by Siliko,
purchased Of e. z. Wentworth; c.; w.
Davis, Machias, b. 8. Silkworm by
Moko; w. H. Reyes, ct. Stephen. N.
B., Oh. NJ. Helen Witt by Constawitt.
$W-.C -peitxs etaoin shrdlu cnifwyp
Three-year-old Trot and Pace,
Purse $300-F. q. Colburn, Farming.
ton. 3. q. Peter Gale by Chestnut
Peter; !. w. Pottle, Portland, y. q.
Todd O., by Diamond O.; Geo. II.
Groder, Waterville. B. NJ. Dyspepsia
Cure Again by Diamond; Geo. H.
Groder. Waterville, B. M. Pearl @. by
Diamond O.: Alton Goodrich, Canaan,
B. G. Ola d. by Diamond O.; w. F.
Walker, Albion, B. G. Oak Grove Boy
by st. Croy; B. c. Wells, Readfield,
B. M. Quennie. @. by Diamond O.; J.
r. Wing. Bath. B. NJ, Princess Gordon
Prince; w. G. Reynolds, Winslow,
Drawn: Alton Richardson, Water
Vile. B. M. Myra Harvester by The
Harvester purchased of w. G. Rey-
nolds; Alton Richardson. waterville,
B. M, Agatha Harvester by The Har-
veSter.
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Congo. Ladies
Have Annual Picnic
at East Pond Camn

Forty-five ladies of the Congrega-
tional Women's Federation went to
the cottage of Mrs. B. 2. Hurd on
East pond yesterday for their an
nual picnic. At 10 A. NJ. all gath
cred at Monument Park, where au-
tomobiles were waiting, and started
for the camp. Upon arriving they
sat down to a fine picnic lunch, con-
sisting of fruit salads, sandwiches of
all kinds, pickles. cake and coffee.
Following this bountiful repast the
ladies enjoyed a social hour and
then passed most of the afternoon
in boating, bathing and strolling
around the beach. This cottage is
situated in most convenient spot
for such gatherings as there is a
fine beach. A few of the kiddies
who were present made the most of
their time playing by the water
and gathering pebbles. At 5 o'clock
in the afternoon the party left for
this city, all declaring that it was
one of the best affairs they had had.
The hostesses were: Mrs. John Da-
vison. Mrs. John hurry and Mrs.
George Kidder.
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CENTRAL maine FAIR LIST OF ENTRIES
AUG. 27-31--EARLY CLOSING Stakes

2.19 trot, purse $50O-F. p. Fox,
Medford, Mass, b. G. Red Border by
Border Knight (time allowance); w.
II. Keyes, st. Stephen. N. B., Oh. NJ.
Helen Witt. by Constawitt; l. w.
Pottle, Portland, B. NJ, Sister Azoff
by Azoff (time allowance); I. w.
Pottle, Portland, b. G., Peter Lang
ford, by Peter The Great; E. NJ. Gill
lies, Stafford Springs, Conn.,, B. S.,
Prince Charming; w. Z. Newbert,
Boston, B. c., Dewey The Great by
Lord Dewey: w. G. Reynolds, Wins
low. Drawn; Geo. II. Groder, Wa
: terville. Drawn; Alton Richardson,
Waterville, Drawn; Lawrence
Byrnes. Waterville, B. g., Dan @.
Again by Dan Q.
2.17 Trot. purse $50O-B. C. Wells,
Readfield. B. NJ, Lady Spencer by
Commodore Bingen; Jack Quill,
Sanford, B. NJ. Coquita by Cecellian
General; f. G. Colburn. Farming
ton, r. NJ, Baroness Chelsea by ST.
lent Brigade; +. p. Fox, Medford,
Mass, B. G. Jimmy Forbes by j..
Malcolm Forbes (time allowance):
+. NJ. Gillies. Stafford Springs,
Conn. B. G., Frank Watts by Cen
eral Watts: w. H. Keyes, st. Ste
phen, N. B., drawn; w. E. Newbert,
Boston, B G., Dewey The Great by
Lord Dewey; r. A. Jewell. Fairfield.
Drawn; +. l.. Besse, Clinton, Drawn:
Alton Richardson, Waterville, b. e.,
Skyrocket by Albaloma; H. IS. Co.
burn, Lewiston, B. M, Addie Echo
by Echo Todd: Alton Richardson,
Waterville. B. G., Pershing The
Great by Caduceus The Great.
GA pace, purse $5OO-H. S. Co.
burn. Lewiston, B. G., Northern Mac
by Northern Man: H. s. Coburn,
Lewiston, B. G., Dewey by Stiletto
c.; A. F. Berry. Lloyds Neck. r. l.,
b. NJ, Rosabelle by Red Elm; Harry
r. Hayes, Rochester, n. H., b. G.,
Valley Forbes by J. Malcolm Forbes;
L. G. Coburn, Pennington, Oh. G.,
Mr.. Nc Nc by McLintock; w. II.
Keyes. st. Stephen, N. B., B NJ,
Roqua f., by Geo. A. Fuller; Hig-
gins Bros, st. Stephen. N. B., B. G.
Lawrence Bond by Lawful Bond; I.
w. Pottle. Portland, B. S., Diamond
@. by Dan Q. (time allowance); I.
w. Pottle, Portland, b. G., King
Chalbourne by Chalbourne Frisco;
1. w. Pottle, Portland, B. G., Wilgus
by William (time allowance); p. j.
Kelley, Rhode Island B. G., Hurn
D.. by Heir At Law: Alton Richard
son, Waterville, Drawn.
2.24 trot and 2.27 pace, purse $500
DIR. w. M. Anderson, Amherst. N.
S., B. G., Little Dan by Predestined;
A. F. Berry, Lloyds Neck, L. L., Il.
NJ, Rosabelle by Red Elm; Jack
Quill, Sanford. Oh. G., Peter Star by
Star Peter; w. A. Bradford. West
Pennington, B. G., Silent knight by
Walnut Hall; F. r. Hayden. Lewis
ton, B. NJ, Andone Girl by The
Northern Man; DR.. F. A. Bragdon,
Springvale, B. G., Harry Direct by
Direct Star; w. H. Keyes. st. Ste
phen. N. B., B. G., Cropsey Roach
by st. Roach; w. H. Keyes, st. Ste
phen. N. B., Oh. NJ, Lady Maud K.
by Hollywood Boy; I. w. Pottle.
Portland. b. G., Hilarious by Mar J
ner B.; I. w. Pottle. Portland, B.
G.. Peter Langford by Peter The1
Great: Austin Hinckley, Rangeley. |
Oh. NJ. Sadie H. by Prince Alfondly:
w. E. Newbert. Boston, B. G., Dewey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-12
BASEBALL
GOLF
JULY IA
4 Match at Augusta
Reds Take Two
From the Phillies

Philadelphia, July 11-Cincinnati
took both games of double header
from Philadelphia today and moved
into second place. five games behind
the Giants. The scores were to 2
and 9 to s. Umpire Quigley was hit
on the head with a foul tip in the
first game and rendered unconscious
He was taken to local hospital,
where it is feared he has conclusion
of the brain. Score:
First game:
Cincinnati y o 2 1 10 0 O-6-11-1
Phila. 80. 0 o 2 0 O 0 O % SO
Rixey and Wingo; Glazner and
HeLline.
Second game:
Cincinnati o. 22 1 o 3-9-1S-1
Phila. 80. 2 0 II 90 90 O-6-11-2
Couch and Hargrave; Mitchell
and Wilson, Henline.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-12
DEMPSEY OFF
LONG LAY-DOWNS

Los Angeles, July 11.-Jack Demp-
sey. who has arrived here for a two
weeks visit, said he believed Firpo
would have to beat Willard inside of
five or six rounds If he expected to win.
willard is a pretty smart old fight
er and the longer a man goes with him
the better the man mountain gets" he
said.
my bout with Tommy Gibbons
taught me one thing. and that is that
1 must keep fighting. No more long
layoffs for me. It makes no difference
whether Kearns signs Harry Wills.
Willard or Firpo to box me. They ELL
look alike to me-but I want to fight
one Of them on Labor Day."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-12
Edward w, Beane

Edward w. Beane died early yes
,eFday morning at his home, Is
Maple street. Mr.. Beane was born
IN Milan, N. H., in 1875, the son of
caleb and Betsey Beane. He had
lived in Waterville for the past 18
years and was employed by the Hol-
ilnsworth and Whitney company. He
IS survived by a wife, Nettie Beane,
"a stepson, Earle and several brothers
ana sisters. There will be a prayer
service from his late home and the
remains will be taken to West Milan,
~. d, accompanied by his wife. son
a ana sister, Mrs. H. p. Cloak of West
Mllan Burial will be in the family
s ,9t IN Riverside cemetery at West
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-12

ems Association rooms. A large
number of the members were pres
ent to enjoy the many good things
on the menu. During the feast piano
selections were rendered by several
of the girls. Following the supper
the regular business meeting was
held and it was decided to have the
annual outing at Snow pond, August
IL. Mrs. Edith Murray was in
charge Of the supper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-12
CharIand.GoIin

Miss Lena Colin and Arthur Char
land we're united in marriage Tues
day morning at the N-otre Dame
church by FIR. Orieux. The bride was
attended by her father. Joseph Colin
'and the groom's attendant was his
father, Charles Charland. The couple
left on a welding trip to McGrath
'pond and will reside in this city on
their return.
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No Meeting

A young reporter was sent out by
the city editor of one of the 'Roches-
ter papers to report a meeting.
About two hours after the assign.
ment was made the young reporter
returned with a sad countenance.
The city editor told him to get the
report up Immediately. as 1t was
nearly time to go to press.
There will not be any report on
that meeting, was the answer.
why not? queried the city editor.
There was no meeting, replied. the
young reporter. ;"It broke up in a big
row and the chairman was chucked
under the table".-Rocheste Demo-
crat and Chronicle
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Brunswick Wins
Over WOrumbOs. 11-9

Especial to Kennebec Journal)
Brunswick, Me-, July 11-Free hit
ting featured the game between
Brunswick and Worumbo Of Lisbon
Falls this afternoon. The locals win
ming IL to 8. Coffin and LaChance
Of the locals each made home runs,
Coffin's coming with the bases full.
Later he pounded out a triple with
two men on bases. Carleton was
driven from the mound In the sixth
and was replaced by Joe woodcock.
Brunswick -
ooo41o XII 10 6,
Worumbo
20103 $3.50 0-es4
Two base hits, Charon, D. Pale
ment, Walker, Woodcock, P. Sparsm.
Three base hit, Coffin. Home runs.
Coffin, LaChance. Stolen bases, Doull,
Whittier. Sacrifice hit. Moses. Base
on balls. Walker 8, Carleton 1. Struck
out, Walker 9. Carleton 2, Wood
cock 3. Hits off Carleton 10 in ia.
innings, off Woodcock, 8 in 2 2-3 inn.
ings. Double play, Charron to La
Chance. Hit by pitched ball by WAL
ker lMcLaughin, Blake), by Careton
%. PaiemenO. Time, hours. Um-
pre-, 2'hours. Umpire, Holmes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-12
p. c. F.'s Whale Bar
HarbOr Outfit, 17-9
Especial to Kennebec Journal

Especial to Kennebec JournaD -.
Oldtowh, Me-, July IL - Cuddy
Murphy's Penobscot Chemical Fibre
Co. gave Bar Harbor A. A. II to 9
beating on the Great Works field
this afternoon, batting three of the
Bar Harbor pitchers hard. Murphy
started for his own team but was
driven off the mound in the fourth.
Some bad base running figured on
both sides. The summary:
T. c. F. 8 3 2 l 0'5 l x-17-1S-4
B. Harbor 0 0 o 6 0 2 90 l. 9-l0-2
Batteries - Murphy. Miller and
Starr; Steinhilber, Mcneil, Stafford
and Prescott. q
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Lockjaw Results
From 18th Injuries

Elm City hospital, critically ill with
an attack of lockjaw as the result
of injuries received on the day be-
fore the Fourth when a f1recracker
exploded in his hand.
The little boy did not have any
trouble with the wound at the time.
but Tuesday he began to grow ill
and Tuesday night he was taken to
the hospital and operated on by DIR.
E. H. Risley. He is now being at
tended by DR., Besse.
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Funeral of Pierre PouIin

Funeral services for Pierre Poulin,
who died Sunday at his home on East
Getchell street, were held from the
st. Francis de Sales church yester-
day morning at 9 o'clock. Father
Dennis Martin off1ciated at High Re-
QUEEN mass. The bearers were, Louis
Farnam, Placite Gagne, Paul Roy.
Charles Vigue, Emile Dubier and Ma
poleon Poulin. Interment was in the
Catholic cemetery
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Rranson Case DefauIted

]. q. Caesar of this city was given
a judgement of $163.65 in the Bangor
Municipal court Tuesday in his case
against H. l.. Branson of Bangor.
The case was defaulted in favor of
Mr.. Caesar because the defendant
did not contest the suit. The charge
was that Branson made out note
for $3.50 last April to Caesar on the
Ticonic National bank of this city
and failed to pay it within the stipu-
lated 20 days. Mr.. Caesar was sue
ing for $3.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-12
|EASTERNS BUNCH
HITS AND DOWN
STAR TAXIS 7-6
Especial to Kenncbec Journan

Especial to Kenncbec JournaO
South Brewer. Me-, July 11-Frcddy
Parents Eastern A. A. won from the
Star Taxis z to in a hard fought
game here today. The Easterns
punched hits to better advantage and
outfielded the taxis, who gave some
what loose support to Leo Bissonette.
Freddy Parent batted in runs twice
and young Freddy also sent one across.
Salvage of the Taxis put the ball over
the fence for homer. Kelly, Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-12
OldtOwn A. A.
Beats Lizzie and i
Her Team All-Stars
Especial to Kennebec Jour

Especial 70 kennebec JournaIJ =
Old Town. Me- July 11-Oldtown
A. A. beat Lizzie Murphy and her all 7
stars to here today. Lizzie play.
ed good ball but her crew had an of .
day making many errors. LeftyAj
Burke Of Boston University worked.
in the box for the all stars with .
Houghtonsof the locals was effective. ,
The summary: =.
Old Town A. A.. .
010112 0l0x-5 10 81
All SIarS -
90 0 o o o 1 o. 8 g.
Batteries, Houghton and Slower; =
Burke and Williamson. q