Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-21

4 Holding all Heaven a-huSh,-
| Singing song of love,
We as she passed above,
/ Sprang from the notes thereof,
| Filling with joy each grove,
| Beauty and mystery.
! Metropolitan Magazine.
| The new Fogg Memorial library al
| Eliot will be dedicated today.
| Portland has 20 candidates from
WHOM. to select four water district
| trustees.
That State convention aWoke lots OF
people to the realization that Augusta
| needs a Y II. C. A.
The identity of the donor of Saco's
new soldiers monument remains a
mystery and everybody is having a
guess.
One Maine editor, w. o. Fuller of
Rockland, is going on an automobile
trip through Europe this summer But
then, he has a job as postmaster, too
Bangor has lost S36 children. AT
least, there is that decrease from last
year in the returns Of thc assistant as
SCISSORS who took the school census.
There is mistake somewhere. but
whether in the 1906 or the 1907 returns
IS just now the problem.
No man in Maine can deliver an ad-
dress upon a ceremonial occasion with
more grace of diction and felicity oe
expression than Prof. II. L. Chapman
of Bowdoin College, and his services
are always in great demand. He will
deliver the CHEF addresses at the dedi-
cation Of the Good Will library, Nav
20. at the Popham tercentennial celehra-
ton August % and at the Lonpfe1low
centennial exercises in connection with
the BoWdoin commencement, June 26
A former Oxford boy, J. r. PARROT
IS engaged in great work necessitat
ing the employment of thousands of
men, the handling Of many SUPPLIES
ana me overcoming OF many difficulties
hd.nely mat OF the construction of the
railroad over the Florida keyes he
tween Miami ana Key West. Mr.
farrott IS the vice pre- sident of the
company constructing the road ana the
work IS under his immediate direction
"A line fountain has been received
by the Dexter town authorities from,
Percy Crosby, a former resident of
that village, but now Of Minnesota
The fountain will be placed in Crosh,,
park and IS highly appre ciated bv the
toWnspeople
If any other Aroostock town is j.,
proving faster this spring than Fort
falrtcld, it must indeed he getting
quite hustle on. Buildings are going
up engagements made and improvo-
EIehtS unon houses and pro,,nds
appearing, upon every hand. In fact
forl Fairfield was never booming moro
rapidly and soundly than at present
harrison Adams, the Bowdoinham
apple king, this winter broke al his
previous records having packed and
shipped without assistance 1897 bar-
refs Last week he was loading pota-
Toes having loaded one car at Bow
aoinham and two more at Richmond
me dedication of the Carnegie library
at Good Will Farm. Hinck.
ey' Will occur Wednesday. May 20,
ne exercises beginning at 1870 A. NJ
mere VIII be dedicatory prayer by
| roSiueht charles L. White of Colby
-ohese and the principal address will
'e gwen by Prof. Henry L. Chapman
u boWdoin College. Musical numbers
Viii be rendered by the pupils in the
iood VIII schools. This dedicatory
'erVlce was to have taken place last
January. but was postponed. The train
rom the south, east and west arrives
Y GOOD VIII Farm at 1909 A. NJ.
ma leaves at 1.45 p. NJ.