Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-22

JWne.
The poets are getting
III. world win be fretting
quite soon;
The 50 allows are swooping
Our collars art dropping,
The insects are iroopng-
Tia June"
| "Ihe young upbraiding
| VIII be .ersDading
| Quite soon,
| With gpais having plAytimf,
Al nght-what gay time
| And Iiea IN the day time,
| 'Tis June"
| The summer burgier is said 10 be head
| ing this way again, but If sharp watch ID
kept he should BIZ brought up with a round
| turn
| Rumford Falls has news paper that is
| Just a. full of enterprise as the town itself,
/ Che Runford Falls Times. This week the
! Times issues a souvenir number containing
80 fine engrayings of scenes in the vicinit.!
| of the Falls. It's credit to the town and
t.,r new spsper management.
| Aswell attempt to get colored person
to for.wear watermelons as Isaac G.. At
kinsun to keep out of business. He is full
Ut enterprise and hustle and is already
again in the business world as the head #
the Atkinson Company with capital Of b
quarter of a million.
| Consignins the remains of Anna to the
! Il ,mes is not so common IN Maine college,
| as in former years. Possibly this is du'
| partly to the fact that mathematics are not
admin stored in such drastic doses as here
tofore. The Bates College class observed
| this custom, however. but in a very modest
manner. The class put everyone about the
| college of the scent by first going up to
| Lake Grove to attend party and coming
hack Just before the thunder shower. When
they had carried the remains up the side Of
| the mountain there WAS loud lamentatiop
and the sound of weeping i'll the darkness
Very few people knew that the solemn GER
emony had taken place, though two of the
college professors were upon the lookout
the first OF the evening.
That veteran bandmaster, Mr.. ID. b.
Chandler of Portland, played in the Bosten
brass band fifty years ago at the Bunker
Hill celebration. He says he was playing
before the fremont House when President
Tyler drove up and entered the hotel.
The druggists are Just enjoying them
selves at Bar Harbor. A compounder of
pills and potions may be in fair way for
:, ting rich provided he can have all the
business without competition, but it must be
conceded that his work is not the easiest in
the world. lie must be level as well a. a
cool-headed person with good education
% fulfil the demands made upon him in
AZ. l. H.. Id
his bed at any hour of the night and he is
not sure of having half his Sundays undis-
turbed. lie deserves an enjoyable outing
md no doubt he Is getting 1t at Bar Har-
hur.
They 10 say that the women and the
hicycists in the town Of Dover are exerting
a strong influence for better roads. Baby
carriages have multiplied to such marvel
Gus extent in that town during the
past few months that one side of the
-treet in conceded to the women with their
baby carriages. The other side of the
street is taken up by the wheelmen, while
The citizens, other than, wheelmen, babies
and mothers or nurses, walk "in de middle
Of lie road Hence the street commits
sioner is looked to for keeping the streets
in good order. One physician in Dover
says: There are l6 babies in one block
including tree pairs of twins Dover will
o IN be applying for city charter.