Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-20

their money recovering 1t.
That Gardiner commdttee IL getting
an over supply of caterpillars at a dol
lar quart.
Within the memory of all is the slip
ping OF cog in the amenities between
Portland and Bangor, all over a game
of foot ball. Verify the Importance OF
that high school game in the Queen
City" today is not lost sight Of
The outlook is anything but blue
for Bluehill. People down that way
really believe the old copper mine is
to be reopened and furnish employ
merit to hundreds OF willing workers.
Then the whole town is hoping there 5
something in the report that paying
streak of gold has been discovered in
that vicinity
New Sweden is just thankful or
ought to be. They have been exempted
from violent outbursts of the elements
FIRE or wind during the past year.
Epidemics have kept away and death
has not claimed very many Bountiful
crops have been harvested in good cor
diticn; although the season was back
waId, they have had better weather
than neighboring towns. and now this
pleasant fall has given all chance
TO get ready for an early start next
year.
Friday Bath clothier reckoned up
and found ne had been for 35 years do
ing the same kind of business at the
same stand.
Belfast Age: Northern Maine was
never one-half as dangerous in tn,
time of the Aroostook war as it has
been during the hunting season this
fall.
1t is said the clothes line thieves
have manifested disposition of late
to get in readiness for a hard Maine
winter.
1t won't do. always. to let the OLD
sclnoolhouse fall into dlsrepu.e because
at that particular time there are few
fer it, Give the district a
chance to recover It's reputation and
prestige. 1t may succeed as did this
school district in the town OF Monroe, Z
II families. and in which
about six years ago 1t was thought the
school would have TO be discontinued
as there Were no scholars to go to
school Now II families out of the II
have II children under three years OF
age. 10 under seven years of age. and
seven under 10 years of age, making %
n all.
In the vicinity of Clarks Corner, |
Prospect. there have been the pas, |
summer "A thunder showers. The first |
was March 81. and the last Nov. ?. |
They did not seem to like tine Corner. |
'cr they all went around it. Wen |
venture TO predict that the Clark's |
Corner ladies didn't resent such |
neglect.
Now Union talks of having her COM |
non lighted by electricity It's little |
ate in the season but in Union there's |
strength enough to generate all the |
,lectricity needed to show off the town |
Rockland is a red hot polo town
md one "rooter" or fan if these |
nelegant titles be appropriate to ths |
,olo devotee. got 50 excited the other |
,ight he dropped his false teeth ana I
orgot 10 Pick them up. The teeth /
we're one of the sweeper's perquisites
N the following morning.
Peter jacobson of Owls Head is just
low in clover and it is with difficulty
We can avoid the unpleasant sensa
ions of envy when considering his
resent beatitude. Peter is to be the
ecipent of a quilt from his lady
friends. Each lady makes a square.
With her name worked on it, When
he squares are all ready there will be
quilting party and Peter will furnish
| treat and give a prize to the lady |
VINO makes the prettiest square. 0,
ut we won't envy Peter bit if he has
o award the prize.
Pittsfield is hoping that new railroad