Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-03
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A Song of Peace and Plenty.

What care We for winter. with ~
ana RAIN .h.
Plenty ON the hilltop ana plrh'' WI "
Hives that hold the boney-aii your ''i'
can drain Inn.
Joy am peace in Georgia IL Us 49,
i'm
summer sweet ,o,
Passes with her violets from H''i'S =
retreatr ,o
Riddles making music for all the uah'
ing feet
Joy. and peace in Georgia in the '''''"-
in.
The snow will hide the violets-'he ii''''
fade from sight. +,
But think how once Won knew them III
the gardens of delight 800. :, tboi,.
fit JOY VIII dance DER meadows az
GOVERN of white ,r,i,,.,
JOY and peace in Georgia in the MON
Then no. for life and laughter Tor III
the frozen rills; III, .bo
And Tor the bright hereafter "'''
pitaSlng prospect ills: ina hal
\ song supreme is rinsin' from vs. -
lcluia hills: ,.,,
joy and peace in Georgia in the iiioi II
in.'
Frank L. stanton
There is still time for third line
gale"
1t will take two or three weeks i'ioiG
to harvest the big potato crop anu
Aroostook is all smiles
Nine fairs on this weeks prosrhh'
the places being Readheld, New
Gloucester, Bethel And"ver. 1'ristoi
Mills. Damariscotta. Madison, Frye
burg and Acton,
Bangor News: Though we nave
chosen a good man to fill his place
when he gets ready to retire. Cover
nor Fill has done too much service TOT
Maine to let him escape from Pupllt
service yet. He has been wise anu
most practical chief magistrate,
man whom all Maine hOnorS.
1t makes n difference who pays the
bills. One Bath family Of four per-
sons who have been under quarantine
for diphtheria and whose grocery bll'
was paid by the city, used flour our
ing the quarantine which inquired at
the rate of nearly nine barrels year.
Bert Hubbard of Wells, shot gray
eagle the other day which measured
eight feet and nine inches across the
wings and was one of the most perfect
specimens ever obtained on the Name
coast The beak and claws were very
dangerous looking weapons. NO Won
der the big bird attracted much atten-
ton. .s.A Z
Th election of Gen. Llewellyn G..
Estes, of Washington, D. c., as COM
u.andcr of the Medal Of Honor legion
which has been having its annual re-
union at Atlantic City, is of particular
interest to all Name people as he is a
native of Upper saltwater village, Old
town, where he was educated in the
common schools and it was from his
horne there that he went forth as
volunteer of the First Maine cavalry
at the outbreak of the Civil War IN
which he won marked distinction. His
father was a millwright of that town.
Col. Chas. Morton of the 9TH I. s.
cavalry. stationed at Chickama uSa
park, was married at st. Louis, Sept
-, to Mrs. Salina =. Pemberton of
PaSSadena, Cal. Colonel Morton is
well remembered in Maine. as he was
here rs the regular army officer de-
tailed with the National Guard and
was with the 1st Maine as lieutenant
colonel during it's service in 1898.
w. Fl. Lyon of Page street, Augusta
raises the biggest sunfower of the
season. 1t is of the so-called Russian
variety and measures IA inches across
The following observations from the
York Transcript apply to other towns
as well as York: THE best of teachers
schools. The turning point of most
lives occurs during the school age, and
a teacher who understands his or hel
business will know where assistance
will be most useful i'm the upbuilding
of youthful character and thereby save
| a life from moral Shipwreck later on
Rightly viewed and rightly used
teaching is one of the noblest Occupa-
tons. Its opportunities for usefulness
are second to no other service, and
the future welfare of York is in the
hands of teachers more than preach
ers. for they deal with minds in q
plastic state before they run into
mOulds into which circumstances later
shape them
Thomas Tibbetts of 81 Eastern ave
nue.. Augusta, one Of the Journals old
est subscribers. brought into the office
the other day, an ancient document OF
much interest. 1t was a deed dated
July 6. 1870, from Ephraim Tibbetts OF
Dover. n. H., to Joseph Tibbetts of the
same place. conveying land in Roches-
| ter. n. H., for the consideration of &c
| pounds. The writing is perfectly plain
after almost two centuries and the
document is interesting not only for
A LINGERING COUGH
The cough that holds on