Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-22


| IL was a politician. too
| Which makes us wonder why
| The world is willing to believe
He never told a lie
| The father o: his country. he
Would hardly know il now.
lie couldn't Use the telephone,
Unless You told him how.
I'll" was a great and noble man.
Historians have said
And yet. I do MOI envy him.
For George he is dead
-Somerville Journal
TIL" legislative so"i:t! season reaches
high water mark, today.
How would il do to cello Erato WASH
| ihGtpn'S birthday by cinGi,rg absolutely
| t" TIC truth f,r the whole day
P"rtiand5 celebration IF Tar Enrkrt
night is tempered and charged but liz
4" from one generation 10 another.
There are sisAs of spring. The Bath
Times announ .."s tn" first maytiownr.
| and, the first pussy Willows and cherry
buds We're brp ought into the Jou.,n Al
sanctum, Monday.
Big prospects loom up l.. fore Rum
ford Falls. II" lit,l,. tow. Niih tho
short history bills fair to b, the. biz
town with The crcat text aggregation of
important induStrics t., al the STATE.
For its pluck AMI tIriT: and industry il
deserves all III" :;ucc"sS and prosperity
il is having.
Iiff%li"i1 is dis u"sinl, u new lnration
for its freight station. Says the Adj
rcrtiScr: Just consider What the say
ing of Il diSt1."" % from c-fourth to
one mil" on every trip TO and from The
freight house. Wil mean u: fifty years.
With on" exception every large indus
try and ever: store that handles n
large amount Of freight is located ON
| the north sid" Of the railroad tracks.
That is where The station ought to b.
| too.
The Rambler in The Portland Press
ays: Kate Douglass W!cEin issues
| some rather unWclcumc information
from her winter quarters when she
| says 20 an interviewer that she i;
| writing just as little as 7 POSSIBLY can
| However. she has done 50 much in In,
| past that she feels she earns a respite.
In a short time. however. one Of tho
hig magazines will begin publishin ,
her latest serial The name Of il is ia
| he Rose a. The River and the river
I understand. ie to De the Saro which
flows ny Mrs. Wigsins Summer place
at Hollis
In another week the beautiful new
Villa erected in Lisbon by Scion s
Cahil of brunswick will be opened
for the first dime for tho entertainment
Of the publ. Carpenters. painters
and plumbers are busy completing the
work on this h:IildinG and it is prac-
tica'ly finished. Without doubt this
dellghtfully picturesque place i.
destined to be )ne OF the famous resorts
in this section % Maine The Villa has
a very charming situation 1t stand.
At the top Of 4 long hill 200 feet high
overlooking the village of Lisbon. and
TN" Ni"W extends for miles in ever,
direction. The Villa occupies the sit,
oi the old Mriralf residence which no.
TOR" its removal was one OF the mos
ancient landmarks of Lisbon. The
grounds surrolndinc; thc house com.
lrls"S twelve ceres, including broat
h'ids that :lore toward the Andres
'oSein on one SIDE an! the Sabattus OF
Inc other. III 'front.' nf TIL, house are
| majestic old "lals and stately English
popiars. An ',1Iortant adjunct of the
villa Is the spring. whicn gushes out 81
the high bank IN crystal stream o.
pure water. This spring has bee:
proven by anaIySis to be one of the besr
IN the Sta1e- It's volume is Iarg,
lelouSh to supply the need,- of the. houS,
and besides There will be surplus 70,
| nothing. The architecture of the Viii.
Is consistent Wi Il the surroundings an,
A; the same t.re it i. an ornament |,
the landscape. The building is 60 b,
81 feet. ON thlee sides is broa1
piazza. and on the corner nearest tn.
| main road is !: tower rising to a roinf
The dining room Is l0x2S feet and has ;