Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-07
''@alQ0u8 Gossip
The Fall Girl.

She's coming DtCh " eo"i''
Ne celebrate the graduate
| Demure in null or cntiiiS' ,,,
fhe tennis girl with skl r.s '"nh''
EvOkes a rhyming raiiy,
We softly chant the debutahte
At her initial ball ,;
Where is the Muse of him who views
| The bOnny girl OF IAN.
The Fall Girl
The small girl
In blue or gray or pro"h'
A rare delight
She's coming back to town.
from head to feet she's trim ana neat
Her cheeks are full OF color
| That makes the glow tn" naples snow
| Seem dim, and cold. ana dui,tr.
| Now come the days of smoky maze
And distant winter car
| In autumn's blur-Hats OIL u r'ei'
The bonny girl of fal.
The Fall Girl
She's all girl
In blue or gray or brown
Or any hue
That's SwagEcr-neW-
She's coming back to town.
| These are the last days of vacation
| or the teachers and pupils.
The next holiday will be Thanksgiv-
ing day.
| Augusta has the unhappy distinction
If the worst automobile accident Of the
| season.
Maine has a splendid welcome for the
! lext vice president of the United
| States.
| The Bangor News says the unfortu-
| mates were stacked in the police sta
ton, Monday night, like cordwood. but
does not give any estimate of their
| number
| Other towns manage to get fun out
of baseball, whether the team wins Or
loses, but i'm Winthrop they take it as
| seriously as a matter of life and death.
| An honest Eockland waitress re-
! ceived a reward of $50 last week, for
returning the rings which IN actress
had carelessly left on Il wash stand.
/ During Sheriff Cummings speech at
| Livermore Falls a laughable incident
| occurred. A young man evidently at
tempted to leave his seat when he
| trippcd and fell SPRAYING on the floor.
| Mr.. Cummings without a moments
break said, Il am evidently making a
| Touchdown argument
| Elliott Scott, who was taken from
| Rockland to the Maine General Hos
| pital in Portland some time ago, en-
tirely paralyzed and with his neck
| broken. has been discharged from the
| hospital, cured. The case has attrac-
| ted much attention from all nuarte'9
and required most careful treatment.
| The staff at the hospital feel elated
over the successful outcome of their
| treatment Scott was thrown from n
| wagon at Vinalhaven sOwe weeks ago
| striking on top of his head and sus-
| tanned practically a broken neck, hav-
| ing been partially paralyzed for several
days.
w. F.. Lewis who has been editor and
manager of the Maria guagus Times
: FOR the past seven years has been
'bliged to give up his work on account
| If i'll health and will be succeeded by
Herbert c. Libby bright young man
| from Waterville.
At Northeast Harbor. Sunday. there
were held services in cOm;nemOratiOn
of the three hundredth anniversary of
| The discovery and naming of the island
Of Mount Desert by Samuel de Cham
plain. President Elliot of Harvard
vas one OF the speakers.
1t is as important for every Re-
publican voter to see that he is regis
| tered, this week. as it is for him to go
| to the polls, next Monday
When it comes to an enumeration OF
| the brave women of Maine a place
must be reserved upon the list for Mrs.
Henry A. Horn of Acton who killed in
her barn. last week. a black snake that
measured feet and 5 inches in length.
Granville NJ. Gray, one of the expert
| taxidermiSts of the S. l.. Crosby CO..
| Bangor. is engaged at the present time
| in building large camp which is to
| form an important part in the Maine
| exhibit at the New York Sportsmen;;
show next spring. He is erecting it
| now 81 that it will be all ready to be
shipped before the exposition takes
nj H1aa
one. being 1917 by 141a feet. 1t is to be
f, built in sections so that it can be taken
apart and easily shipped. The Frame