Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-14
Maine Gossip
The Little House of Memories.

The Little House OF Memories.
When night has flung her shadows down
on mountain, mo0l and stream,
When the dloWsv world Is wand ring III
the pOpIy-fclds Of dream,
Amid the orchards. dim ana sweet, | seek
a EalloWed place
The Little House Memories thar Time
cannot "Iface.
! Slip alcne the winding path and open
wide the door
For. Oh, l.n@ 70 stlnv within, across
the golden IloDr.
And up tie star. and in the halls. and
through each dew damp rHh.
Where Tie IaHt has woven webs OF
IhCns:hi athWnr tie orchard bloom.
A fair. vo'n" lac" with wisifni eyes
tiIrou"ll tc:,r-I.4l:t% can SEQ,
Ana All Tie Joy of those Uid days comes
once again to ne,
Tie night wind, clover scented, brings
back youth and hope and you,
And HEAR again your low, sweet voice,
as ven Promised t. be true.
Ehrn have 50 Love. glowing lamp ia
Memory" window. dean.
wonder il you see ii SHINE, il some where
Won car hear
The PRAYER | breathe for yonr sweet sake.
as al V0dr shrine low
In tht Little Iio"s" OF Memories. renew
ms meldurN > V0W.
Enrri;a MrDonald in I.iraInroii's
The Maine Patrons are packing their
grips for a week at Lewiston.
After today no more Of those famous
shore dinners al New Meadows until
sprinG arrives.
The beautiful new home Of The Lew
isiun I1lks. one of the best secret order
buildings in Maine is nearly ready for
dcdi, dtiun
Tie big colony of Maine people IN
Boston gets recognition in the appoint
ment of Edward G. Mansfield, a native
Of Camden. as postmaster in place Of
MayOr-elect Hubbard
Look 1iit for the grip. Ii is abroad
in the laad i'll all its pristine vigOr, and
the ordinary cold is a bed of thornless
roses i'll comparison with it,
The creameries Al Dexter, Belfast,
Rucks?nrl Corinna. Dover, Guilford
and Unity have been sold 10 ID. Whit
ing q Sons of Boston, the largest milk
contractors III New England. The
n1w firm will enlarge The business of
al these crealnerieS.
An eminent doctor allows that a
man could easily reach the century
mark by living on sour milk The
Somerset Reporter allows that this is
probably the milky way, but wants to
know VINO in the world wants to live Il
hundred years for The sake of eating
sour milk
Eighiy-One years old, and never a
toOthache and never tooth lost-that
is. since he lost his baby teeth. Is
there a man in Hancock county more
10 be cnvied than Capt William Dix
Of West fremont, who has this rec
ord: But his teeth are not the only
sound things about Capt. Dix He is
hale and hearty, reads without glasses,
and goes to church regularly
Wilson Barber has purchased the
Stephen Hadley farm in Machias. and
will engage in farming. Mr. Barber has
farmed in Maine, MaSSa chusetts, New
York and California and has made a
success of it everywhere. He comes
! from sunny California back 10 Maine
where he started, and says that he can
do better here; that in California
everybody is q farmer, but in Maine a
genuine farmer is rather n rare bird
and is appreciated.
one Of the most artistic ana interest :
ing Maine books which has appeared
for long time is 'DOOrWays of Halo
well with Historical Sketches" by Rev.
Charles y. Wight, for the past seven
and half years the minister of the
Old South Church. Hallowell MIR
Wight has prefaced his volume with y
historical sketch of the CITY as Il
whole and then follows 4 series OF illus !
tratnn% OF many of the beautiful door
ways Of HallOWelfS old mansions, Hr-
those VINO have occupied the iIo,lSrS in
| years gone by. HalloWell is very rich in
example of fine colonial architecture,
and many of the old houses, Il large part
! of which are more than Il century Old
! nave beautiful doorWayS which have
| long been admired by architects and