Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-11
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The Millennium.
Some folks are wondering when will come
The long-loOked-for millennium.
If they desire to speed the day
And help it on and smooth the way,
Let them put shoulder to the wheel
And push along the public, veal;
Lift up the fallen, cheer the sad
And tired and hopeless hearts make slad
And thus the golden time will come,
The time of the millennium
cleveland Plain Dealer
Sanford has been connected with the
mower resources of the Portland Light
irg and Power Company. Two of
Sanford's largest industries, the San
ford Mills and the Goodall Worsted
Co., will be benefited.
When you hear someone pralsing
some other state at the expense OF
Maine-ask for proof.
Names motto is "Dirigo" Are we
living up to the standard set by our
fathers?
TRY visiting the county fair for that
tired feeling
Portland seems to be undergoing a
full house cleaning.
This is reported to be beechnut
year in Maine.
Maine will give Peary the time of
his life.
The annual meeting of the life men,
bers of the Maine State Agricultural
Society was attended by the usual love
feast.
An OLD pockctbooll dropped on Con-
gress street in Portland, was picked
up and dropped again by AZ people in
ten minutes.
DR. A Seward of Brunswick, who
who was orc of the judges at the Cen
trail Maine fair, has been selected as a
track judge for the races at De
Lormc Park, Montreal the last of the
month.
Donald 3. Mcmillan, who lost his life
on the I'eary expedition, was Bow
doin man, class of '9S and in his
student days was prominent
athlete.
Bates has four students whose
career will be watched with interest. |
Y. c. Chen comes from Honan
province, China. Salim Y. Alkazin |
comes from Beirut, Syria, Vincenzio
Cato comes from Italy and George NJ. |
ton, negro, comes from the
South.
Maine people who have seen the old |
Files homestead on the shore road |
near the South Portland and Cape
Elizabeth line, will hear with regret |
that the old house is to be removed. |
1t was erected on the site of the |
present Cape Cottage but was moved |
to its present location 100 years ago.
A street will pass through the prop |
erty. |
Rev. J. T.. Michigan, a curate at ST. |
Patrick's church, Lewiston, has been |
to the North Whitetield |
PARISH. FIR. Michigan will succeed his |
Rev. II. j. Michigan, who has |
oeen transferred to Portland where he |
will be connected with the new boys |
school. FIR Michigan went to Lewis |
on nearly two years ago from st. |
Marys church, Bangor, where Mon |
,ignor McDonough was pastor.
The United States revenue cutter |
Captain Howard Broad |
cert has been ordered to locate and |
destroy a dangerous derelict which is |
loating bottom up, 1876 miles nearly |
lue East from Boston Light and which |
s supposed to be the three masted |
schooner Annie Bliss, before reported |
abandoned at sea. The steamer Flor |
da sighted the wreck September in |
atitrlc AZ degrees "A minutes. longi- |
,udc 66-57. The hull is about $50 feet |
ong floating level with the water with
4 broken mast projecting out of water |
about IL feet and hanging to the hull. |
A notable body of men met at
Rockland recently for the annual
meeting of the National Civil Service
League. The officers elected were
President Chas. w. Eliot. eX-PrcSident
IF Harvard College; Elliott +. Good
win, New York city, secretary; Albert
Dc Rode, New York city, assistant sec
rotary, and VIM. w. Vaughan of Bos
ton.
If the Portland officers have cases
against the express companies, the
cause of temperance has been greatly
benefited.
Don't forget that Maine is just what
the people make it.
Little Bobby Peary is the envy of