Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-07

As SHY n.:.i,lrns often do.
Tell me- Why yo., s,nil.?" l." asked her.
Really can, YOU guess sh. gigslcl-
That's Tot mistletoc IT all;
-ionkcrs Statesman.
There is certainly every prospect thai
last winters record OF extreme cold
VIII lie cGu:tll.d.
The banque, ana reunion Of the
Main Demo- which was to have
b'cn held in Portland, toEiGht. has
been indefinitely postponed.
Ia,h Goca not have any representa-
tive on the staff OF Main"'s Governor,
but il fares better in New Hanpshirr.
Henry W anderson. Il son of Bath
Exeter. " H., being Il colonel ON the
staff vi Governor McI.:tne.
A teacher in the Bar Ha.bor primary
arp,lc asked q little boy in the class
what we observed Christmas for. The
r-a., IL. day CHRISTOPHER Columbus
cam. 70 .America and found Jesus in Il
Manager
Twj Kncl.!and ladies travelled III
W.cl< while on AN excursion to III"
Thousand Islands a few years ago.
They speak of ncr us being IL woman
%! vary eccentric manners. Quite Il
number OF victims stand ready to
s,vear that there WAS method in her
madness.
The Rockland CONFERENCE.-The passes
its trth milestone with this weeks is
papers IN our exchange list. and is o.Ir
ct thu. best conducted Of them Ill. 1t
is enjoying deserved prosperity and
friends far and wide extend birthday
greetings and congratulations.
Here is the way the dramatic critic
nf the Bangor News serves up Il leo
and-3o actress who has won fame as a
faithful uciintator Of tough relies.
''Ii.r rul, as Very tough on Monday
night and i, TIL. second .,rt there WAS
a certain jUic.r. s. OF manner i'll which
81" r1uStic,,tcd :, mine pie. with two
ham sanuu icrcl aud an apple turnover
on the side. which pleased the au-
liicncc immensely. Also. in this same
s.."oi!d :>"t. 81" WAS given shampoo:
and Tn. method by which tn" assistant
!:'t,l' red The Suap-Suda on her face at
the s,n:" :;nr SKIPPING III" towel drS-
t.rnusly into her right eye. served as
a most PHEASANT r.li'f from the NOR"
serious PORTIONS OF the entertainment.
StbagO Lake is actin" Iu"crly thiS
winter. according 10 Line. Daniels. til"
famous t1appcr. guide and taXidcrinist.
Til" lake WIS SKINNED with ice en-
thirtmaS day. he says. the first that
l." has Son there in December. At
present. -hc surface il clear IT ;h" ,in-
per md near Mr.. Daniels camp bu!
1T tn. lover end. men ar. cutting: ic,.
t;rc.tS lad cuSk are being taken in
!a:::. numbers. "I:otf, the sn"lt and
the tu:,h IL, salt water fish by nature.
sa,71 Mr. Daniels. Like the land
locked salmon 50 common now IN Sc
bag" Lake. they went NJ I'll" Pre-
s;.'nl:scpt river While that channel Ma
clear, and when il was 0bStructcd they
v r" forced to MAX: their HON = in thu
fresh waters of the lake. Thy have
changed some" hat in appearance from
ih,i. forln.r type. but they can sill h''
easily recognize 4. The cusk arc quite
plentiful this winter. although they
hav. l,.,n very Ere il thu hike ior Il
long tmt."
\ finc "Xaalu.' of ti.r h3ndiWrrk OF
i ma, equipped with more Or less
marGll drairrity. 4 ji--3aw and i
jiir1!inifr. Is now or exhibition at tht.
stors &c III" $. T.. CROSBY 90. on IN
ch'ngc street. Hanger. This is in the
form of a Cathedral clock made by
leonard Patterson, ii farmer. lcsiding
in South Oriingtrn. The wood from
which III" CLOCK is made is of cherry
and syr-imcrr deytrously carved and
stained. ana fitted together with a
nircty that could not hay" been ex-
c.ll"d il the work had b .cn douc by
man who's" only business was til" MAX
ing II Sirh clocks. Tn" clock is
nrdcled after AN ancient Gothic Cath"-
dr:il is three feet high from tn" has"
10 -he tor III the main Spirr. seventeen
liz, hes wide at the front base ana Rim"
inches deep. The workman skilfully
followed thc outlines OF his model with