The Republican journal., 1905-07-13

lie blades of the grass below?
.-s- sing TO the grass and clover,
=. still, they say as they pass;
-t- word that, over and over,
Sevthe 10 the flowers and grass?
-s>h, the scythes are saying.
heed not. and fall asleep;
.-. say 10 the grasses Swaying;
..-v sing to the clover deep,
he lullaby Time is singing
heed not, for all things pass;
u>h and the scythes are swim G.
clover. over the grass.
Andrew Lang.
nal reunion of the 26th Maine
MIL be held in Belfast on Au-
57ey picked a fine mess of peas
-a1deu July 18th and had them
inner.
oolhouses on the common are
Pr. repairs, including the reshing-
PIPER grammar building,
7- factory is receiving a coat of
which adds much to the external
# that hive of industry.
pen air band concert. fire and a
pera House, there were "things
fast last Thursday evening.
ua. meeting of the stockholders
st and Moosehead Lake, r. 4.
. the old board Of officers was
+ Ryder and Ralph Thompson
,ere in Old Town last week in
# the Modern Woodmen excur-
-.a 70 lSlesbor0.
tstiue lowed a lighter over from
to the railroad wharf Satur-
and towed her back in the
-t a load Of oak piles,
NcUrsiop party from the Uni
r5ay school. Bangor, to 90 10
aetIeat at Standpoint arrived
-r>day Oh the steamer Y erona.
the stable at the c. Hervey
-au Congress street have been
the ground graded The sta
big rebuilt Quite extensive re-
+ded on the L.
~, son of Mr., 5. J. Quincy. who
ad.y nearly d month ago While
-I in the woods, is just getting
raise his head from his pillow.
10 severe time Of it.
-pkins is billed to appear at
pera house, Monday evening.
I'd Wednesday evening, July
us rural play, Quincy Adams
be presented here by a strong
.Oigett was thrown from his
while on his way home from
fork of the wheel broke and
coaster brake the accident
9een serious, He escaped with
ny to his lower jaw.
ne Fielding Company, which
he Opera House Thursday, Fri
turday evenings, gave general
and will be welcomed here
g. : Fielding in particular merited
mmendation, and her support
oJd
al letters for the week ending
Ladies: Miss Hattie F
etters; Mrs. Evaline Newcomb
-. Chas. f. Bartlett, Imam
nsieur Georges Fotel, Mr.. A. W
Nr. f. W. Knowlton, Thomas W
aux Lavine, j. W. Mcmillan.
mpany has been organized in
be known as the Palermo Tele-
". 5. Jones was elected secre-
aowIer, president; ". W. Turn
--r er, j. r. B. Dinsmore, NJ. j.
# ~ Nelson. 5. T. Bowler, W. S.
". Worthing, ". W, Turner,
hers of Seaside Chautauqua Cir.
--t Oh Monday afternoon, July
Mrs. t. P. Alexander, No. p
---. The lesson will be review OF
hook, German Literature and 6
aWthorne's Marble Faun. Roll,
.r answered by selected quota
iug Of New York, regular sum.
1T Northport, gave the children
r> Home their annual outing
with a blackboard ride to Sears
are they enjoyed a picnic. Al
rything possible was done fol
Ilrt and pleasure, and the girl
-htful day.
as well represented at Water
Monday, when a number of people
10 witness the performance O
circus there. Two extra car
Led to the morning train, and tn
~ned by special in the evening
were disappointed in the trip t.
20 saturday took advantage of thi
..cy to see the circus in Waterville
# straw berries on exhibition at A
4s X Cos, last Saturday evening
uSt % berries, and it was heap
They were raised by A. B. Stan
native Strawberries sold Satur
0E at two boxes for % cents. Al
Md Strawberries ripened early
cry abundant, we have seen non
u5et.
wishing to see as fine a yoke o
an be found in Waldo county, wi
call on Elijah /. Knowlton, Yves
lie has a yoke of oxen OF tn
need, : it. l inch in girth, an
n 34S5 lbs. They are wei
ze and color. Mr.. Knowlto
ara for sale. 1t is said that the,
--1 in the town of jackson.