Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-25
MAINE GOSSIP.
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HE telIeFs over yuedrr ia the Town have gut a
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sa oa, my pish4' can set an hear en- play
~ r"p,h ~ the 'a"'y come the noes from
rocr,' stn't ne. hiyh tanned PLAYER. ON In, band
ic-t common ma
ih"." H'ni a" -oi'"oc }" en- ou' YOU ott't mean
rt.y al st.rt az t,pe,hrr nm rnu nj. nm, doyyn IN,
An then play sranre River, Home, Sweet Home
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IN" tune hiied oui b. distance an the stale note'
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t. amt mite Tx" erl'n' 'cause yer sad an lone
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IA YER heart.
An long forgotten visions into b'ing seem tea
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once AGAIN
An g""" T. all tn" trouble an the sorrow an TIT
Whh that sweet music dr,ppen % yer heart 1t
An IAN f,n NV l,.. hrs,t -, ali 20, so,,t.. bio
prt.on ihron h.
A gentleman from Boston writes the
jrrHN'l that there are boat banditti along
the shores OF Pleasant pond and the stream
lradins to Gardiner and says they stole his
boat one Tuesday and he didn't recover II
IN two days. Naturally the pt assure OF his
ably some Needless fellows in A lawles.
mood ,ook the boat and probably the dis
gu.t.d Ro.topian will az, K another Mace
Tor hi. next vacation.
TrO brothers by the name of Webber
of Honey moon Point, Dexter Lake. had a
marrow escape from drowning Sunday
They we're in bathing near the shore as the
Younger couldn't swim. While playing be
rot out over his head. IIis brother went
after hun but was caught around the neck
br the lrow ming bov and barely broke away
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Recent showers did a world of good putting
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I.vi.t,p Sun We are pretty hard To
me-. thst. hut it cant he asking too much to
beg for a few spanking showers by night
me :, ,h., ,hey wont in,ctf, re with the
bs . II games.
ron ,.,k. I,,le If the soulful torments of
ill.,, rum Tru.," lie sa,, In spite of
md .urnrixss The. Reacon
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49,. ,,,, hi. g,ri,n furnish him plerty
~ ,,,,,suJer ii some one would kindly
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The Dexter Gazette reports that during
one Of the hot July days Mrs. w. Will
lisns of North Blanchard prepared tea and
set the pot on her doorstep, which Is made
Of a large slate rock. and in few minutes
the tea was ready for use.
ne H'"s' eAe'ane e srs'.
r. Is at Ferry Point, by Pleasant Point
Indian named Francis, in his birch canoe
The Indian, though at one time entirely
hidden by spray. didn't get even wetting.
The News reports that this feat has been
before. but two or more per
sons have been drowned while attempting ii.
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me foruneA'lon ." o','Hn" ~, .'e~. -.
soon ee Ia eohui.o" ~, ~ ue.s ."e 80,
whoever ne ma, oe ue s'.s aI: sue'
10 III opsrNioh a",' .'e s"s nv ~.
road from the battery to the town hishwsy;
A well 100 feet deep has been bored ana
q sutsiciency of water secured.
IL would be dinieo" I" ma . more
patriotic town IN Name 'hsh New e"eaen
q Id would there were more IKE u; on
Saturday the tom celebrated the zsd ami
verssry OF ITS coionix eioh IN very app!o-
PIRATE manner; Religious services Win