Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-20

[ Somerset Reporter.
(ConsinaedJ


chs.. but prs .ensIy the Gentlemen Of oar party
come In from their morning walk ard invite Us
70 drive NJ the rosd following Dead River,
which seems MISSIONER a. here before
ioosiaz Itself in tie kennebee It runs very
swiftly but miles above il Is decidedly slug
zish Only mile above the hotel We turn
Ell aside from the road and crossing pretty
babbling brook without a name, make call
on family. who most cordially welcome US,
and Mrs. Barleigh wins the children and
their eiiers, By her straight forward pleas
ant manner. She also accompanies the
Governor as he visits for few moments the
school near by, and we remember they were
both successful teachers years ago, and
know that they always have lively Interest
ia schools whatever the grade or whereso
ever situated. And mere pleasant faced
manly lad comes 10 the carriage and sends
70 another hos dcsnthe Krnnebec message,
for they were com paaions last summer on A
fishing trip.
We notice by the roadside some mammoth
ferns. and our attention all along the journey
has been divided between the ferns. gras-es,
NOSES. and the many haed, fragrant wild
soyers II We include these-snd should
We not-~e can truly say that all along these
miles. We have bsheld one continuous gar
den. The fields are aot snowy a. yet with
the lovely daisy, but the violet fingers and
nature is prodigal with the gold Of dandelions
and 5ut,ercups the air is spicy with red and
white clover. We can not help getting all
arry this summer 10 our reckoning Of the
season By the blossoming of familiar flowers
for they are 20 mucn earlier We ind the
cinnamon rose elambering over so many
places and seeming to belong neither In the
a. q - H. - -.
kempt air of being n0bOdy's child. The
road-ways are fairly lighted up by the clear
white Of the bIAekb berry blossom. The small
boy before very long time passes,i is sure to
I'LL TO the brim his large basket with luscious
berries; and the children are already nndln2
the field straw berries.
Al high noon. as We turn to say good bye,
We glance at the two rivers here united,
2istening in the unlight--for the morning
shower was not to last-ani we set out for
the home ward drive, passing the fine store
built last season by Miss French, and we
notice that the stores here are carried on by
women. The Governor makes few calls
at Carratunk. We watch the children re-
turning from school and meet one of the
+ teachers. Miss Palmer of Cornville. Crate
T fully We accept delicious cool lemonade and
the remembrance of Miss Adams thought
fulness will finger with Us.
The logs in the river are seen floating or
sailing on in the most well behaved manner,
quite different from this time two years ago
when all along there would be seen hugh
/ Jams" Of immense logs and large crews
would be found every few miles working to
get the refractory logs Strengthened out and
started down river On the way down We
meet Mr.. Omar Clark who has charge of the
log driving. He appears to be well fitted
/ for the business. ready and alert
We notice at Bingham as we approach, a
! fine stream called Austin brook. We DO
not go straight on TO the vilsze at first but
turn to our left and make a call on the Rep
resentative from Moscow, and here great
surprise awaits US, for as drive only for
few moments though rapidly. suddenly as
/ you might turn the pictures of your port
{ folio several beautiful viewsare flashed upon
u.s. two are added because we mistake the
road and happy are we to linger little longer
in this elysian spot. There is strangely
enough a little autumEal air or rather a
suggestion of it tonight, or is it after all
only the thought Of the Golden Rod that we
see growing, all green as yet, but preparing
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