Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-15

| along next week.
| Possibly Fairfield is planning to win
| four games straight so as to give that
series with Waterville more interest
ing finish.
The man who stuck to his job
| through the cool summer and now has
| Il vacation due him can be excused fol.
| best etc.
| Auburn is still holding its breath in
| anticipation of the coming of a new
shoe manufacturing firm from Massa-
| chusctts.
Elijah Norton, the Dover fox man,
has recently disposed Of several of his
silver GrayS for $50 each
| The Thomaston Herald again grccts
it's readers after Il three months vaea-
| ton. Editor Stcarns is back at The
| helm and we all wish him health and
success
Lovell's band stand is Respondent in
| Il new coat Of paint, but there IS no
| local band to grace the structure. A
| few years ago the village boosted one
of the best country bands in the State
Here is a sample of the way the
! Dutch Neck correspondent serves up
items for the Rockland Opinion: Fee
| male help is very scarce on Dutcn
Neck; those of this residents having
searched in vain for a woman or sirl,
una offered them lofe or money, but all
to no 1fal. If amy of the female sex
who rcats This item wants Il chop. apply
to Herr Mon Ninchcnpach, and he'll git
Yer all Tier work Yer wants"
Tho general opinion seems to be that
the apple crop in Maine will be larger
than that OF last year While the fruit
is Of far better quality. Growers are
looking for a good price for their fruit
and already buyers are through the
state offering 800 4 barrel for the us
ual fall varieties. The commercial
winter fruits are expected to command
LIS '''- ~
The Rockland Couricr-GaZette SAYS
that Hon. Frederick :. Walls Of Viral
haven, was in town last week en- route
to his Vinalhavcn home, after a six
weeks lay-off at his Northport cottage.
W hat, ne Sald, docs a vacation o. Il
week or a fortnight amount TO- TO Il p2S'-
ness man! Wouldn give a AlcEel '"E
that sort OF thing. why not nave an
annual vacation, ana Il Sood on"
" rat are we mere Tor, anyway w NAT
docs 1t amount 10, l" work MY weeks
I year ana then dio, or perhaps b"c"ih"
OLD and hrokcn-doWn ana ut only I"r
tn" scrap-plle: want my vacation
anu my fun as go along. nat IS the
Mr. Walls is to be congratulated upon
the firmness OF purpose that enables
una - ~ !. ',''' ~ 9, ~ ',"' " ''''
Ii,.i,r ,,,+ an 1;n,1ba,on cbon,d want
s,,7.1,r,.o cot,.,,,n ~, an tho sboro ar
Do,,o1..,l., h,,
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brunswick is famous for the bcauti-
f,,l bi,r nlr1. that cb Maine Ea1rI.nl
ri'"N"''' anu '''''' 'oe'9 ~ '''' va
lag". We usually thlhk OF the ein as
q Sio"-groWihS Tree. ana so IL IS IN
comparison with many, put thcf" are
several citizens OF brunswick WHO can
remember Whcn the oidcSt on theSe
elnnS were set out. mat Was IN lSzz-]'
and the young Gins were brought from
COW island IN M@ffyincctlnS pay.
Th0s" on the Mall were set out several
years later, and the biggest ems in the
village, standing on Everett street ana
10 feet in circumference, were set out
III lH2o An I'm set out on Gilman
avenue in M" IS now SIX feet In civ
cumfcr"ncH. These Things show the
practira value Of forestry and should
convince any skcrtlc.
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