Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-30

gains they had made. but rcbukeA ~.
third and cast him into outer "a 49, ~
~ whe sse.t there was weeping and snasSins
That parable I have never quite ~.
toyed. II has never been safisfac.,cssns..
from either an ethical or q 6narcfcy,
s ,nar gs9nsch have heard many : ser.
said for the servants who sns.., sia, .a
with their funds and struck the sn.sEss
80 luckily that they doubled their mor ~
In no other NAV co, Was Journeytng afsf.
been increased. SO fast. But n"s nav" ave
word OF praise has ever been heard sr "s,o
pulpit or pew, 50 far as / can recoiIe SI
the market and hazarded nofhir~ -
trade. but who safely kept the princsnn;
that was entrusted to him and vss ~
70 say. 10. there thou hast that -D =
The outer darkness where there -.
weeping and crashing OF teeth rr,.ss
We. h relcr 70 fhe III, naunts q the bulls ana
appropriate pIae sa' fo w'u e. seem more
than for the. saver. Possibive u' sh.rs
were no such dangers lurking FOR = ts,,u
tee N IN, those old days. Possibly the 20 -
Atlantic at Lubec: still. I1for one s s@
inclined to take the side OF .he man ~, ~ :
one talent, who when called unon 20 ~
TO, there thou hast that * tb,n..
WHAT weicomk words those are 10 thu
beneficiary andto the deposit0ri He 49,
ibo,,s sweet DO would they sound I.
cd their proRlSty 70 Napoleons Of iinancs
There, 1 have preached INV .or..a..
not perhaps along conventional linea ~;
along lines which believe 10 be esssr ~.
TALLY trud Have you not gathered frs,s,,
r !, my We a. 10th 70 The future q the An-
parable may have been bit too conser 1.e
alive: he teed not have buried the IN iert
IN order to keep IL; but he had better
the principal beyond hope o 81 'n renrt buy
ton IN reaching Tor higher interest, A
savings bank Is not established primAr-
l Ky az money making institution II
enterprise with all the risks that A. {
company such enterprises. II Is an IN
stitution designed 70 accept the savings
them in such securities as shah sc srse -
be safe while bearing q reasonable n.
come. to divide the increment Of xain
ard ard. ee able to say to each deposI.or VINO
or widow IN her hour Of greatest triai.
rs II pays back the pittance There
thou. hast that is thine Its truste.S
as well as In name. They should ai,trs.
ciate the responsibility which they havn
accepted and should devote their best eiI-
ergies and their soundest Judgment 70
been entrusted to their care Such has
always been the policy of the Augusta
Savings Bank. 1t Is the policy Of il
trustees today. am confident thai Il 3
win be their policy In the future. II 80.
the continuing prosperity OF this fI,Etit,s.
ton is assured and when its hundredfh
birthday comes it will be found in IL sIi
familiar home. Its vaults little fuller
its list OF depositOrs little larger, and
though in other hands will ellis .xuid-
ance. the compass shall reveal. that the
1913.
Mr.. President. began tlseSe postprap-
dial exercises by proposing = sentiment
to the Augusta Savings Bank haSihg in
you most fittingly responds Sflf Nh
allow me to close by proposals ~ & ~ !
sentiment which il the epltoM o{3 100
would say on the subject nm II s.
me: q ~ = $ss 4 5000 u
..The Augusta Savings .Ba1k Z !, x
past il the children will but <
the lessons taught by the fat64S xS5|
And ! would ask to Yasp0iSd
toast. the President OF the han L.
dinner to be given when the fun I I!
is completed. IN (a!]
At the close Hon. p. %. svIcker5
Howard Owen were, called upo6E
each responded : hriehy, thanikin
Mr.. Marley for the bountiful spreeds@
and the good time enjoyed by g. s.
selves and all.S lfss8 NJ II \ I
When all wastover Mr.. 1danleyss pops
ularity was attested sby three hearty
cheers that were given 4nys him.