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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-24
CHURCH AND PASTOR.


New cushions have recently been re-
ceived for the church at Steuben.
Rev. c. G. Foster has resigned the
passionate of the Free Baptist church,
Canton.
The Univcrsalist church at North
Fryeburg is to be rededicated August
70. The church has been closed for
several years.
Five persons were baptized by i'm
mersion in the River at Madison.
last Sunday. by Rev. :. T.. Leech Of
the Methodist church, and later at the
church eight others received the rite
by sprinkling.
Summer residents at Hancock Point
who are interested in the new chapel
built two years ago, have raised the
last debt, some three hundred dollars
This was accomplished principally by
the ladies as the result OF a fair and
sale.
Rev. +. J. Delaney of the Boston
diocese has been loaned to the Port
land diocese. and Will go to the Ca
thedral of the Immaculate Conception
at Portland. The appointment was
occasioned by lack of priests In
Maine. This viii be Father Delaney's
first assignment. He is a brother of
the Rev Father Delaney of the Man
chester. n. H., diocese.
The Baptist church in Pennington
has called to its pastorate Rev. II. 5.
kilborn of Derby. Vt, where he has
been pastor of the Baptist church
eight wears. The call has been ac-
ceptcd and Mr.. kiiborn commenced his
labors at Pennington on Sunday. Aug.
IL.
Baptist annual meetings have been
announced as follows. -ArooStook
Association at Orient. Aug. y and -;
Piscatauuis Association at Parkman,
Aug. >. and u: Penobscot Association
at Old Town. Sept. and T. oxford
Association at Canton. Sept and D;
and York Association at North kenne-
bunk, Sept. Is and ~.
The Methodist Episcopal church is
recei, ing general repairs. which when
completed will make il one of the best
auditorums in the city. A fine new
carpet will be placed on the main floor.
ceiling of steel put in. The wood
work will receive a fresh coat of paint
and the interior of the church Will re-
ceive many beneficial changes at the
cost of not less than $50.
Extensive repairs have been made on
the Methodist church Andover, and
parsonage and on Friday occurred the
re-dedication of the church. ReN.
Fred Norcross of Winthrop. and Rev.
j. J.. Hoyte of Rumtord Falls. ReN.
John Watarworth of the tongrega-
tional church. Rev. j. F. Keith ana
Rev. G.. y. HanEaford. pastors, We're
present Mr.. NorcrCss preached al
+. NJ. and Mr.. Hoyes at T. NJ. Miss
Lucretia Howe read poem written
for the occasion. The dedicatory
services were supplemented by a
quarterly meeting. Large congreSa-
lions were present ct all the services.
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MAINE INDUSTRIES.

A II. Elais,iell Of Limestone. has
canned fifteen hundred half gallon cans
of berries out of this season : crop in
that section.
In round numbers one hundred ana
seVcnly-tive men are employed at the
Waldoboro quarry of the Booth Broth
els and Hurricane Granite company.
The Prospect Harbor sardine factory.
a chief source Of revenue there in the
summer. is running full blast now
Last week was a record breaker. 2-''
bushels Of fish being received.
Schooner Rosetta of Mansct Captain
Peter Benson. has been among the
fortunate fishers. This season she
brought in about 30.0G0 pounds Of salt
fish. Saturday stocking between $1,000
and xl50O Captain Parker bought the
fish.
G. H. I.arrabee and son. w. G. LARA
bee. at their shingle mill at Webster
Corner have added to their business
that of boat making. They intend soon
to engage in saving long lumber fit
ting up with entirely new machinery.
They are getting out a fine quality or
fir shingles.
The can-makers have finished this
sea son sSwork at the East Sumner fac
tory. About | 200 600 cans We're made.
Workmen are busy getting ready for
the packing season. Several important
changes and additions have been made.
and the Minot Packing Company are
better prepared than ever to handle
this seasons crop of sweet corn.
g. and o. NJ. Harvey of kenduSkeag.
have Just completed a shipment of
about 100000 spool bars over the p. {.
r. L. to Bangor to be loaded for Scot
land. BESIDES this. they have manu-
featured a large quantity of long and
short lumber and shingles. Their mill
is Very busy place while the weather
lasts.
The scarcity OF herring for smoking
purposes on the New Brunswick coast
has turned the attention of Melville
Morse and Peter Brown of Grand
Menan. to business in Washington
county. They have leased of Thomas
Leighton of Milbridge. his fish stand
which has capacity for smoking TO-
100 boxes of herring.
The shipping business of Machias
las been increased to quite an extent
Turing the past few months by the ad-
iition of slaves to its articles of eX-
,ort. When the Stave mill at Had
avs Lake. which is now operated by
Hutchinson and Foster. was first put in
ppera ton the product was hauled to
Cast Machias. But after following this
plan for a season ii was deemed adj
visible to make Machas the shipping
noint.
syndicate of New Hampshire men
has bonded the water power at Swan s
Falls. near FryeDurg. for d term of
i've years. and has made a liberal fir;
payment to the owners of the land
abuttins these falls. on each side of the
river. The same syndicate has in ike
manner bonded the water powers at
Hiram Falls and at Steep Falls. 1t is
understood that the erection of wooden
mills at these water powers is the pur-
pose of this syndicate
&. l.. Merrill of Dover South Mills
reports he has sold this summer 40 900
feet of lumber to Alfred Kimball Of
/ Boston: from 10000 to 100000 to H. J..
Dexter: Woodworking Company Ct
Foxcroft. 5000 feet of spruce and so. 600
'aths to Higgins of Charleston for III
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HAPPY THOUGH MARRIED.

OF the Americans Abroad" of whom
CHARLES Battell LOOMS is writing in the
century. one of the oldest is Jonathan
Taintor. who loves his wife a. long
range for thirty years. the broad At
lantic keeping them separa ted all that
time. but interposing no barrier to
their mutual affection. The amount
of seasickness she saved herself by
Stayin 10 num-, says Jonathan.
couldn't be rcckoned 'thout | was
scholar. which | amt. | took to my
berth before we was aout of sight of
land. an eff the brimstun of the future
is any wuss an what suffered |
don't want to die. But | wished |
could die all the way over. come
right here to London. because there
was man | knew comm here. too,
an | wrote to Cynthy to come right
over as soon as she could. an we'd live
auor lives auot here: fer bad as it was
here. nothin' on top of creation could
tempt me to so back, not even her
pretty face
He stopped a minute and half closed
his eyes. and I fancy he was calling
her pretty face back through the
thirty years
We'll. we'll that was hard lines"
said |.
Yes. but it was wuss when | got
her reply. She told me she hedn't he'd
happy minute sence | left although
she he'd gone up to Saratogy. but the
water tasted like something was into
1T, an shed come away after one day.
an was now on the farm at Good
speeds Landing. An she said tibet eff
q be so sick she'd probably die an
she couldn't bear to think of bein'
heaved into the Atlantic. an must stop
where she was. All me. Sence then
we've ben as lovin as we could be.
W'itin' regular an rcmcrnber:n' each
Others BIRTHDAYS. an aour weddin'
anniversaries: but we hain't sot eyes on
each other. an won't until we're both
safe on that other shore they tell US
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SOME BOOKS OF VERSE.

MIR. j. Gordon Coogler's book OF
purely o, iginal verse" is to the front
again in a new edition, with latest
supplemcnt" There are many minds
which turn lightly to thoughts and
forms OF verse. There is only one
Coogler. Ii is not necessary to blow
his name in the bottle 10 guarantee
the genuineness Of liquid poesy Ike
this:
Beside these waters once there sat
\ being clothed In white.
With slender form and Highland.
And Count"nancc pure ana bright
Maud-for her gentle name was Maud
Wore many SIN les and they were sad :.
\ thousand virtues she retained.
Many ~ which never hdd.
Song surf" by Gale Young Rice.
ana "One Day ana Another" by Madi-
son cawein. are Two books ~ verse
issued by Richard q. Badger & 90 in
the Lyric Library Series. They are
handy pocket volumes In limp leather.
good To carry and read by the sea shore
or among hills and forests
John Lane publishes The Queen 3
chroniclcr. 10y stephen Gwynn. who
wiil have 10 bo classified among the
Gaelic poets ~ the nrw school. led by
Yeats His poems upon Irish themes
have tile true subtle minor quality
Thus.
ireland ~. Ireland. centre ~ my long
iu-S.
coqn'ry Of my fathers. nome Of my
over seas ,or call me. Why an exile
from me
Wherefore sca-.eycred. long leagues
apart
hut Gwynn can he cosmopolitan
enough Doubtless the most familiar
III alt his verses here printed are those
"II The Eoyal Houso ~ France.
white-hnt with savage srorH:
Whatever shame Ana black m.schauce
May, tn thp scheme ~ things,
Await distracted. staggering France.
God send her no such kings
Tho title poem is inspired by the
life and loves and bloody death Of
Mar Queen Of Scots II speaks Of
good Queen Bsss as nightmare har-
iidan' and II Mary as "ageless
beauty. q immortal youth"-but here
the rhetoric less moves Us. All that
was 50 long ago.
Verses ~ Wesley Bissonnettc"
come In a Book Made by the Author
in His shop at Colorado Springs. col"
The print is not good neither is all
the verse. Yet there is a poets feeling
in such as this:
care Tot where In tho world she may
wait.
Nor how nor when it may come to pass.
Mn heart must follow the ;unc~ ~ fat"
TN thu huluw that covers the sugar
bush lass.
have scen FINK hcr shadow lear Mt At
my >iIr.
Nor ncr hlack WET eyes. nor her blown
black ndir.
save ;hC white throat dreamed Of the
snow for my bride
And the rain asleep in the dark blue
air.
The Haunted Tourists. by the
Rev. \. Lincoln SHELTON. y. D.. is an
attempt to follow in rhyme-and Illus
trations-thc degenerate inclinations.
81 evil birds and beasts Of desire,
which sometimes follow thought. ac-
cordinc to Dr. SHELTON. from childhood
to old age. tPcrkenrine & Higgins,
Philadelphia.
Lewis +. Motifs lecture on The Pro-
vencal Lyric. as lately delivered at
Carnegie Hall. has been put forth in
book form by William Il. Jenkins. Mr..
Mott is professor of English at the COL
lece Of the city of New York His pa
pei contains many fine specimens of
the middle age minStrclSy Of THE
ancient land Of vintage and dance and
sunburnt mirth.''
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BAD COOKING MAKES BAD HuS-
BANDS


BANDS
The superintendent " : W. western
bureaus ~ charity have announced that
they believe the unusual amount Of de
srrtion of families nv husbands is caused
by abominable cooking by wives:
Whether these Superinjcrdtnts are SUI
:ci.utly familiar with the reasons for de-
Scrtion t. make their opinions worthy OF
acceptance We do not know. y supcrin-
tcud"nt al charity bureau ought To he
able 10 form wise opinion On q subject
Xix" thiS-dnd although We question u
bad cooking rs az potent HS the rather
surprising assertion implies We % not
doubt that If bad cooking Il Iscd aS a
general term ~ cover all varieties ri h'iu
housekeeping. there IL good deal 81
truth in tho opinion.
one thing which makes Us think this
may be true is an instance. said not to
he exceptional. nut in some degree typi-
cal. which occurred in this city. not
MANY months ago. y girl had reached
the age when. according tu the school
course, she must go To the cooking
school. Her parents. and especially her
mother. were aNcrSc to her going. ami
cast about for a reason why shc should
To relieved from that part ~ the course.
lin the discussion over il. the mother
hlurtcd out the rcal secret NJ her desire.
wncn she said. -- has never done 4
stroke " amy Sort ~ Homework. and |
don't intend she ever shall. And Vet
these Were not wealthy. nor even pdrtlC-
ulariy wcll-to-do people. They were
folks oi limited means. and likely To- re
main SO. The girl would have In "
iur ncr LIVING with the probable - ~
"at'"c OF marrying Il man who W1-jld
work for his living and for whom and
vain wnom she would have to keep
house. Vet this mother wasn't going I"
have her taught thing about house
work or any sort. Not few men and
women to whom observation has taught
something. can look ahead II OF 70 years
70 poor imitation Of 4 home going to
pieces because the woman cannot man
age her share Of il.
All mothers are not like tlAs. to be
sure. and an girls are not being brought
up to be I"nOrdnt of housework and
cooking. II they We're. homes would dis
appear with wocful celerity.-Ncw Bed
ford Standard
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Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding twenty-five words coming under
the head OF WANTED. FOR SALE. TO
LET. LOST. Sc. will he inserted once for
10 cents and cents for each subsequent
insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT. In
sending by mail. remittance of postage
stamps should be made with order. as
counts for
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MEDICAL NOTICE-Dr. NJ. c. Pingrec
Of Portland, Me. will be at the Hotel
North. Augusta. on Thursday. August
18th. 1901. and on Thursday Of each sue
cceedinS week. until further notice. from
to 6. and from to p. NJ. tor the
treatment of diseases of women, and dis
eases of the genito-urinary organs
aug. 5.dIms
J. l.. Chiles' cleaning ana repairing
room, opened over Haskell Bros shoe
store. Garments made over. perfect fit
guaranteed. Ladies' work speciality.
july21. dlmo.'
BARROW; COTTAGE-North end
Togus lake; cool place TO spend the day:
fine fishing. boats to let. horses fed:
meals. LODGINGS, refreshments. camps.
etc; rural delivery: Miller's accommo-
dation tP and from Augusta every day:
only five\ miles east of PettnSills corner.
William E. Barrows Jr.. Manager;
july2o. d5ws
THE ATLANTIC HOUSE. Ocean Point,
Me. viii be opened to the pubnc July /.
1901. For particulars address {. T.. Itoxie,
Prop. q inne2'.ht
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WANTED.
BRICkLAYERS WANTED.

On Bangor Court House: steady en-
pioyment and winter job: strictly nnlo,
rules and pay. Inquire of NJ G. Foster q
Son. Watcryillc, or 10 Couit street a.
eof auE2i dive
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LOS

A CItILD'S JACKET. Sunday morning,
near THE Out'ct. Please uuJ.., .. ir.utI!
to Mrs. F. w. Murray. .\Igusta
aug23d3t
A BLACK JACKET, between Sewall
streeN and Camp Hill Finder please leave
at ~ Green street. Mrs. O. r.. Mood
ward@ aug23dtf
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Farm. u Miles From P. 0.

Farm Of 50 acres on High street. good
buildings and good orchard. Inquire OF
Il. A. Jones. harness maker Gardner.
Me. maSe'utI
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Nearly new two-story house. WINDOW
and fixtures 20 with the rent; city ana
haru water. Excellent neishh"rhom.
House and lot in good condition SM
minutes walk from Water street; NJ
gusta. Me. Inquire of f.. w. NhltchouSs,.f;
lSl Water St. Augusta. Me. a'--Iu.
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AGENT-GcneraI agent for sclf-beattn.
sad-iron. Convenient, economical iner
pensiye, wanted In every home Actin,
Iron Co, Is Weston Bldg. Cincinnati q
aug2i, sattt
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ON CROSBY STREET. "WEDNESDAY
afternoon, a purse containing 81 Pa
ware and no questions asked If returnea
70 mrs. Q1inlan, ~ Crosby street
aug1sdlws
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Merrill Bros, August.
NOTICE.
GOOD HOME MADE BREAD

All persons owing the estate of the lat.
III. II. Hamlen are requested to call an
sette tne same as 1t Is necessary tina
all accounts be Immediately closed Tn
books will be found at the old stant
accounts can be settled by mail or il
person. "
FRED,K. HAAILEN. Agent.
augusta, Aug. q, 1891
aug22,dtf
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TENEMENT of four rooms: convenient
for small family: also cook stove ioi
''''e Apply II AugaO. dlwA
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AGENTS-Send FOR new frco bookia. j,
household necessity 81 sound commercial
value. Dundee Mfg. 90, 10 A. Park sn
boston, Mass. aug2i d1,s
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To LET-A furnished house: bathroom
and closet hot water heater; coed loca-
ton. Inquire OF Fred'k tlamien. al r. r.
III. Hamlen Co. S store. or ~ Pleasant -
aug23 diff
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PERMANENT POSITION for the right
man r. represent old established com
pany having s3yl. yvl capital ION Ter yaar
and expenses, payabIc direct from our
office; no deception absolutely Straight
salary, not conditional on results. Chance
for promotion and increase Of salary
state age. reference and business exper-
icnce. Address Union Mfg. Co. Box "a
Philadelphia, Pa. aug2lwedG,sat4
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TO LET-Cottage to let at Ocean Polht.
Me: vel! furnished and COMMANDING .
good sea view Address l.. 5. Lyon. OG 81
Point Me. dus-o,ute
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70 LEI.

TO I.ET-Iiousc with bay window ana
niazza. i'll good repairi barn. hcrhouse.
woodshcd. two orchards good oppnrtu-
nifty To raise hcns. plcntr land. Ihos-
Cunzc. Halloween road one mile from
ToguS. auc-nuiN
COTTAGE AT CAPITOL. ISLAND for
rest Of season. containing five rooms. for
81 - per day. Address {. L. Wade. Capi-
tnI Island. auS22dlw
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TO LET-JobbinG printing ONCE. con-
plete with power. cheap; also another fo Jun
with power for light manufacturers p1
poses III Aus"'" july2o,df
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CHAMBER GIRL with some experience
N waiting on table. Johnson Hous.
Gardiner Ne augg,;9t
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LOCAL MANAGER-On cauable !.
earning SyrD per year; largest concern n
our kind in the world. Albert Pick n "a
thlca9p.s aug2i.dlts
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FOR SALE OK RENT in VassaIboro.
near station and schools; half-house.
seven rooms. furnished or not: hay for
sale in barn. For further information
apply at once to Mrs. Z. A. Frye, Vassal-
horo. Me auC9l DIV
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-COnfeCtiUncry fruit, ice
cream and soda business in thriving
Maine town: Well established trade. and
hest of reasons for selling. Address An.
Confectionery. WaterviIie, Me.
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HOUSE WITH STABLE On West side.
Address NJ. ~, care Journal Office.
aug22d3t
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A CAPABLE GIRL for general house
work. Must know how to cook. Apply
AT q Bangor street, Augusta aue2ldis
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BRAKES BARBER SHOP at end Of
Gardiner and Randolph bridge. fixtures
and business. All right fUr r'~ht party:
can take nossession at once. Gan at =
penot Suuare. Gardiner. Iuly2Odtf
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WANTED-Mau and his wife to work
for a young man on "A farm. wife to do
housework. None but reliable persons
need apply. Boz 81, Randolph. Me
aJr-tf d3us
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WANTED-By young lady. position in
a music store. When writing give full
particulars. F. Il Pleasant street.
Waterville. Me auc9l .dlws
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ACTIVE MANAGER this city: man
yearly salary payable monthly: extr,
commissions; old established house: Office
duties wholly. Must come well recon-
mended, be willing make permanent en-
gagement and furnish yspg cash. Mana.
ger, Drawer "A, Ne. Haven, Conn.
auplnsaf4ts
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FOR SALE-A house on Elm street.
Inquire OF Frederick Hamen, at II. Fl.
HamleH Co. ; store, or - Pleasant street.
auE2pdtf
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A COOK AND SECOND GIRL. Apply
to Mrs I. {. Ingra ham, % lnarel street,
Augusta aug6dtf
ALL KINDS Of secondhand furniture
bought in Augusta. Halowcll and Gar
diner at good price. Geo Daniels, No. q
Water street. Augusta, Me july30. dino
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FOR SALE-Two and a half-storv
double tenement and lot. Nos Il and 10
Crosby street. Apply To Mrs. E. W.
Hanks, NJ. - Crosby street
auE10 dive
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\ GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
WORK in a small family. Apply to Mrs
II. q. Barker s. Dresden Ave. Gardiner.
Me. augl2dtf
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"Air Cushion" Rubber Stamps

make the best impressions. wear the
longest ana are the cheapest in the end.
Send for illustrated circular. Fletcher d
&C.. Augusta. Me. July25df
TWO HOUSES AND IS HOUSELOTS.
off Winthrop street on Granite and High
streets Great bargains: terms reason
able Sheldon x Sawtelle. Attorneys at
Law. Augusta. Maine. augl-dlm
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TWO ROOMS IN QUIMBY BLOCh:
suitable for offices: rent very low. oi,e
tenement in Riverside block at rea req, IN
able rent one house on state SIce', ~
naca small store on Cony street fltteu
up to suit tenant. After Sept Isl, sll Sa.
tenement on Oak street. Inquire o. ,n Mi
comber Farr & Written. ausNuG--
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Engineers. fremcn. macnnists and cleo
tricians send for 40-page pamphlet con
tanning questions asked by the examining
board Of engineers To obtain engineers
license. Address Geo. a. Zeiler Publisher,
Room 10. IS 5. Attn street. St Louis No
aUg6 d30t.