Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-07

ANA iStcfS ny the bfObkSl'le
Make aSterS i'll the hrook
Nv all these lovely tokens
September days are here.
With summers hest of weather
And autunin'S best Of Chez.
Helen Hunt Jackson.
The management of the Waterville
fair has made arrangements for fine
weather next week
There is 4 big crop of September
weddings ana thus far the brides are
just as happy as though the sun had
been shining every day
A large party of Maine Grand Army
veterans viii go to Saragtoga next
week 10 attend the annual encamp-
ment of their order.
The city churches will all open for
business tomorrow and what Il fine
thing it would be to have every pew uc-
curied.
There is Il new moon today, which of
course means n change in the weather.
The week Of rain has done a world OF
good and clear skies will be much APP
precia ted tor a few weeks.
The Bath girls think it is real
mean that four naval cadets should be
fred from the service for high jinks
during their attendance on the Bath
celebration.
Ki-Ko, the wild man. escaped from
his cage at the Lewiston fair. but was
lured back again by the promise of a
hunk IF raw meat before he had sue
ceeded in drinking any human blood or
Uno beer
They did not waste any time in the
trial of rreble. the boy murderer of
Bowdoinham though the ends Of jus
tice were as fully and fairly served as
though the trial had occupied three
months instead of three days.
Saws 4 PALMYRA correspondents: 1.-The
young lads in Massachusetts can come
to Maine and go hunting without any
firearms A nephew Of Mrs. Ida Brown,
Gordon Huse of Lynn. while on his va
cation here went hunting. He first
caught a squirrel and killed him. Then
he went on a little farther down to the
brook ard caught and killed a coon
The tad is only IA years old"
Thirty. fnllr 1iffnrpnf Dlavpd
upon the Bangor State League team In
the course of the season and but two
Of the men who appeared on the first
team remained until the finish, lott
and Gleason. Biddcford played a3 men
during the season and but four of
those who wore the uniforms the first
day finished the season. These were
stone, Southwell. Gibbs and Dwinal,
There seems to be a fair prospect
that the beautiful island of Campo
hello may regain its prestige as a sum-
mor resort. During the past few
weeks movement has been on foot.
yromoted by f. NJ Merriam. one of the
summer visitors of the island, to pur-
chase the right. title and interests OF
the Campohello Island Co, an option
on which has already been given The
plans of the new company are extern
sjyc. and rs it is now understood, in
clude the remOdeling of the Tyn-y-
coed, the erection of another hotel and
several cottages. Ample capital has
been secured. and party of men from
New York who are ready to furnish the
money, have been on the island.
looked it over and are thoroughly con-
WINGED that by going to work in the
right way. with ample capital at hand
to push the matter, the natural beauty
of the island can he brought to the
tourist population so effectively that
Campobodlo can be made to rival any
resort on the coast.
According to the reports Of the peo-
plc who have been in the woods dur
ing the summer. wardcnS. guides.
surveyors and rueticators, game is
Just az abundant as ever. 1t seems to
have m wed around about the same
as usual. more being seen in some
places than ever before and less in
others. lust according to the way the
deer and moose move to change their