Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-09

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Dreaming you love me yet
Dreaming you'Il nc'er forget
Let me not waken to find love untrue
The sorrow Of loving Is waking
r" "a world that * withcred ana Ola.
Win The star Of hope swiftly forsaking
4 sky that is faded and cold
Waking when time hath ber.ft us
OF AL that tn" future endears:
Waking when nothing is left as
Nothing bnt mem ries and tears.
Samuel MintiIrn Peek
The Ice men are not counting this a
very favorable winter
a prospect Of some good sleighing Il
60 with these magnificent moonlight
nights
The Maine State Bar Association is
planning on rousing meeting at Au-
burn. this afternoon and evening.
The law students in the State will De
much interested in the action taken by
the association on the bill 10 regulate
admission to the bar which will come
duced at the last Legislature and re
ferrad 10 the next Legislature. A fea
ture Of the bill is the requirement Of
three years study before admission in
stead Of two as at present and il is de-
signed To have the examinations uni-
form in all the counties.
Biddeford is wondering what the mat
ter can be. The'eity has actually lived
within its income, the past municipal
year Every warrant is paid. and not
single bill is out against the various
departments. An unexpended balance
in every department is a gratifying and
satisfying condition of things that sell
dom faces Biddeford, or any other city
for that matter
Bath Independent: On some occa-
sions. when out Of town young men
with swallow tails and high collars.
swell ties and patent feathers flock into
Bath 10 attend dancing parties given
by the younger set. few of our boys.
not so very few. lose all their tact by
allowing The Green Eyed Monster TO
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come cold put on a world weary look
and smoke cigarettes with all their.
might in the corridors. while the girls.
bless their souls. dance many "Ex-
tras with the visitors and have a
just lovely time" To the Gossiper ii
does seem good To see enough boys 'to
90 around al a dancing party \ few
boys and many girls is too often the
case. a party of young gentlemen from
Bowdoin college make affairs much
pleasanter Come down often. Bow
doin
The Bath Board Of Trade is to draft
a shipping bill for the consideration of
Congress.
The Drigo Telephone Company is
keeping everlastingly at it but doesn';
seem to get ahead very fast
Biddeford. Lewiston and Brunswick
are asking to just what extent munic-
ipal poor department must extend aid
TO those who have the opportunity TO
work even at low wages. and refuse 20
accept it.
The Phillips Photograph will show
its enterprise and loyalty to Maine IN
terests by printing for the March
sportsmens exhibition to he held in
Boston a special issue of 20. 900 copies.
the contents of which are almost Who'll
ly devoted to the fish and game indus
try of Maine.
Which is the oldest summer resort
of Maine? Several places claim this
honor. but Small Point seems to be i'm
the lead in the matter of the oldest
summer hotel The Alliquippa house
at Small Point harbor, was built in
1886 for summer guests and although it
has undergone some changes the origi-
nal building still remains
The theft of a house lot is not in the
common run of things. but house lot
l00X120 feet owned by a Boston man at
Ferry Beach park near Old Orchard.
was stolen by the waves last week.
The inhabitants of Bowdoinham,
BoWdoin and Topsham want better
service at Merrymeeting bay and it is
said that a petition signed by resi-
dents of those towns will soon be pre- |
scented to the county commissioners |
asking that a daily ferry be estab- |
lished. The idea of bridge there has |
evidently been given up.
Lewiston is trying to boom a sleigh |
ing carnival to bring out its many
speedy horses and give everybody a !
good time.
The Grand Army boys of Maine are