Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-17

remarks. is hardly worth no'ith'S.
When left the place IL was fui' oi
hoggish boys who were taught py f'h
old hen.
Ernest Traitor of York, has us
season carried to Portsmouth ana soic
10. 142 quarts of blueberrios. Thee ne
has sold at a fun average Of ten cents
per quart. amounting TO $i.014.2o ana
there are many others who nave soid
berries. valuable crop without inach
expenditure.
Bath and all Maine was pleaSlu 10
learn of the election of one OF It's uti-
Zens to the highest Office Of honor ana
authority in the gift of the National
Association of Naval Veterans. we
can assure the Vets that they couioh
have II better man on the bridge
honest and faithful and efficient ana
above al! interested Commodore
Shaw Is man in the right place ana
we congratulate him and hiscle,tpl& on
his selection.
\ ;eifast woman gave herself an
extra .acal 1 few days age she ate .
hearty dinner. washed her dishes and
laid down for nap. h"akeninL cs
Sire supp sed, afte@ good long sleep
she took lunch. telling what good
appetite an afternoon nap save cn".
Her friends said nothing until she had
finished her lunch and then calling her
attention to the dock. She had been
asleep nearly five minutes, and II was
barely half all hour since she ar. Sc
from the dinner table
IKE largest and NEST eNpcn I've syn
u Maine Is about 10 be put up over a
new Portland Stcrc. It ie-0fc.t long and
N.c-g ns a tor and halF. TGr S.rl II
made wholly Of Clipped bevclled plat
glass. producing . surfao" Of br, Ken
crystal. interpreted with 4 running
traCery OF delicate ana greCefpl lines
that are OF once the most attrac tive
and brilliant Of any known styie q:
glass decoration. It IS more beautiful
than any form Of wrought silver ~
gcld
There is q pair e ST. Bernard d5Es IN
Dexter which are handsome to lopI.
uDon but they are not very popular
a recent csrapade IN which they Killed
- hens and ducks Is the chief cause of
their lost standing in the community
TIE doctors on the coast occasionally
have some thrilling experiences. Dr
y. ~ Could NJ Ro,kland Was called IN
M2tinicus. last week. to attend sick
child. II MAS Ions and dangerous
trip over twenty miles of raginE
waters IN sloop Darkness fell upon
the party long before they reached the
vicinity Of the lonely isle and the skip
per was guided nv the light Of Il hug
bonfire built upon the northern cnd uf
tn isle for their benefit. There Was 4
terrible sea on and the small Fl hiR,,
craft in which the doctor sat sail was
tossed about like an egg shell. They
reached Matinicus safely AT ten o clock
at night ana 1t was "a rough that Inv
doctor did not come OF tiu the ncxt
day when ne made the trip to Rock
land in uaptha launch. WITH him
Doctor Gould took half n dozen carrier
pigeons which ne left on the island To-
be used as messengers to inform him
OF the boys condition. Wednesday at
1910 i. NJ. the first pigeon rea, he'd tha
mainland carrying a message showing
tn" patha logical condition of the little
sufferer. The pigeon WAS released at
go and flow across the seas "a Tenants
Harbor where the doctor has homing
loft. reaching there at 10le-flying a
distance Of twenty miles in forty min
utes. From Tenants Harhor the mes
office in Rockland. Doctor Gould
makes n spec ialtv of homing pigeons
and by them has established the most
novel messenger route in Maine.
There is a young white moose hang
ing around the vicinity of Moxie pond
waiting for the open season. He is
handsome specimen. wholly white.
The COW moose which has been seen
with him is the usual color. The
moose ana deer are reported numerous
in the neighborhood of The Forks.
The Wcstbrooh Gazette Vol, eS n suS-
picion that good many patent medi-
cine cuts have been made 10 DO double
duty since the alleged portraits of
CEolgosz have Teen given to the pub
lie.
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