Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-09

| specially of post Offices had better luck
Il Warren than usual.
Inc most distinguished occupant of a
| Maine pulpit tomorrow, VIII be Bishop
Potter of New York. who will preach at
st. Luke's cathedral, Portland.
| Fortunately the end of the baseball
season is at hand; otherwise there
would certainly be bloody war between
Portland and 2iddeford.
| j. y. Mason. of Southwest Harbor,
| mas II squash Vine thar seems bound to
get mp in tie world. having climbed an
apple tree and started 4 squash on the
| Zip top. while side shoots meander all
| over the tree
| The Club idea,' as exemplified ut
| Bar HarbOr. failed to pass muster i'm
the Ellsworth municipal court. 1t may
be that the club was unfortunate in lis
| choice for ''janitor.' or the cantor I'M
| fortunate in the choice % the club he
| should work for
| This has been Belfast's busy week.
| The Knights Of Phythias Field day, the
| baptist convention and the Waldo
| county fair coming simultaneously.
| have brought Il larar Eunher Of visi-
| tors to the city.
II believe it is not the short Holsters
| that should be prohibited heing caught.
hut the big ones. those which produce
| the seeds" said n Maine fisherman to
| the Portland Advertiser the other day
| This is a vexcd question, which will
probably be settled ahoa; the time
| when II is decided where the egg came
| from that hatched the first chicken
| Despite all that is said 10 the contrary
Holsters are becoming scarcer, and
| prices higher.
At the spool factory in Foxcroft the
past year business has been the best
| 70: several years and the prospect for
continuance is at the present time
| very fiattering. Thu superintendent.
Mr.. Bryant. says that they now have
on hand some three ana i quarter mil
| lion feet of timber in the form of spool
| fars, which fills the - arge sheds, be-
| sides two temporary sheds which hold
| 100000 feet. The number of hands en-
ploycd is 40, which is increa sed to - at
| certain seasons OF the year
| The refusal of SanfOrd's lieutcnants
| to allow the Shiloh children to go to
| the town schools will do the children
| more harm than it will The town, ami
incidentally we shall perhaps find out
| whether the self-assumci divine au-
thority of Sanford can override the
| statute OF the State which provides
| that all children above a certain age
shall attend school, and whether the
Bible instruction and other apology for
teaching within the walls of Shiloh
viii be allowed to count as school at.
| tendance by the school authorities.
| The Semi-annual session of the Maine
| Good Templars will be held in Brooks
| lodge "a. at Brooks village. Oct IL and
~. Fnll particulars will be given by
| the grand secretary, Belfast The or
| der IS doing well, rs several new lodges
nave heen organized this summer.
One Of tie members of the entering
| class at the Pennington Normal. this
| year is Asadoar Jenishian Of Turkey. 4
graduate of the American missionary
school at Aintab. This is the school of
which Rev. AmericuS Fuller. n native
La ~
the class Of 80. has been NJ the head
for many years.
southwest lIarbor man who Is
much given to playing the violin. has
discovered that music also has charms
lor "ihfr Than savag" breasts. though
not more desirable as companions. He
was playing the violin in the twilight
recently when 4 sleek little. skunk came,
dancing upon the varandah and up to
the door nea" which the musician was
seated. Herr the skunk apparently
dlnced jig to the tune Of th> musi,
ana when the music ceased and IN.
player reached for his gun. Mr.. Skunk
made his bow and haaty exit.
EioidSe Il. simpson If Brunswick
who died this week. was the last SIR.
vivor OF the old time master shipbuild.
'rS OF brunswick. He built sixteen yes
seis on the AndroscoggIn. one Of them !
snip or t"I tons named the Humphrn-.
furihtoh. Ii is recalled that the keel
ior inns craft was laid on the Topsba,,
shore near The end of the old Short
ffldse and her bowspri- projected over
the Main street. The railroad bride.
was quit before this ship was com
pi''ed and after she was launched j,
was considerable Of 4 problem 10 oct
me craft through the bridge. II was ~
first thought that a span Of tho bridge
could be raised sufficiently to allow the
snip |" pass. but this vas found 10 ho |
Impracticabie and the railroad ror,na
ny ex"avated Il canal through H.
ledge on the Topsham shore to mala
cn;'hh'i FOR tins ship.
80 - '",hLItsrond"nt of the London ,torl
SAYS mat No English need a'rI, NAN