Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-24

The I'D Legislature begins its fourth
weeks work. this afternoon.
The battleShip Maine viii be at Port
land. this week. and the lonG-dclayed
presentation Of that Lanner will be
made-pcrhaps.
Musica! Maine is happy over the
promise that Emma Eames. the world
famed daught II of Bath. Kill be the
star at next Octobers Fl stival.
1t makes Waldoboro little blue to
have business wholly suspended III the
shipy4rd and 10 prospect Of more
work in sight.
Mrs. f. +. Page. Of Millinocllet. evil
IDENTIFY likes III" name Of Page. Her
maiden name was Page. and when she
married the man of her chOic" was
named Page. Her daughter, married
Geo. Page. That family will make a
bound volume :jefor. long.
The Maine fishermen who were called
To Washington for 4 consultation with
the President were men versed in the
saltwater branch Of the industry.
The BiddeforJ Journal Informs the
chief Executive that if hc wants to
hear Scn:e really good stories h. should
summon to his presence some of the
amateurs whose specially is brook
trout and lanllocked salmon
Mrs. Myra Prescott Pcndlctnn. IA
native of Hope. with her three daugh-
daughters are in tn. silver Slipper"
company while Mrs. Icndl.ton is look =
ing fer 4 brother who left home many
=carls ago Tor California and mas OF
been heard from. she scans every
male face in Tue audicllc. in the mop"
Of finding him.
"CnLpcrs'' must be plentiful UP in
Millinockct. rh" Milil.o, kct Journal
ielS of a man who squared his account
III that office. and gay" a. part of tn"
amount $50 ropn-rs. - Of them being
old fashioned 'iun2dovnS. Not long
b' fore that Two Young ladies paid for
Il hill OF printing with 10 coprrrs
When the editor told of this to Il Local
mere liant the latter said lie could beat
it. One Of his debtor; paid him a debt.
giving him the amount i'll cOpperS ami
they completely Tiled I quart measure.
The GosSipsr Of the Faith Indepen-
ii. h,,, .. .,yy- lti. q hn
warning for girls vita a fondn2ss for
candy. 1t Sr"mS that one of the Ship
ping Citys fair maids has a great love
for candy and has never been afraid
that her 2cntlrmrn I'icnds would learn
of her desire irr Sweets. AS a result
she has been tho recipient Of andy
in fancy box,s without numb,'r. All
| Of these boxes she preserved and dated
| them. putting on the name of th,.
| donor. One evening a gentleman
| friend called upon aer and she pro-
cecdcd to show him her collection of
boxes. After that call thu young man
never came back although he was FIRE
| qu"ntiy invited 10 call The maid could
| not understand why he would not ac-
| ccpt any of her invitations until she
learned from mutua. fri md that II"
| had become 50 impressed by the
! amount of cash it would require to
\ keep her in candy that h. decided it
was more costly task than he could
afford and so quit. II is said that the
young lady vas quite smitten with the
| young fellow and that Immediately
unon hearing why II" didn't call again
| there was A Grand bonfire at her hon.,
in which many pretty boxes played a
prominent part.
| Railroad people generally manage to
| public and the fact that they are all
very confident at this time that there
| will be great outing season next sum
| NOR is encnIlrl gcing In the midst nf