Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-28

She kisses me-
Whenever she Graves a bonnet new,
Or shoes to match her stockings piue'
A pair of gloves, veil or tWo'
She kisses me;
Whenever my Nellie wants fan,
She kisses me;
Whenever she wants sash of TAM
She kisses me;
If she wants money for a coat
Or underwear, | always note ,.
She throws her arms about my throat
And kisses me. 49,,
Rangeley village is to have a better
water supply.
The corn shops are being overhauled
in preparation for the canning season.
The new dam at Guilford is conf
pleted. 1t is of concrete and stone ana
will stand for all time.
Several Pennington ladies are rails
ing satisfactory crops of the famous
Luther Burbank wonderberry.
Cookseys Point at Seal Harbor has
been purchased by e. b. Dane and he
Abner Dunton of Hope who is 1o2
years of age recently enjoyed his first
automobile ride.
Work has been begun on the new
schoolhouse for the Passamaquoddy
tribe of Indians in the town of Perry.
Calais has selected a delegate to pre-
sent the advantages of that city for
manufacturing to Massachusetts shoe
manufacturers.
Hiram is keeping up with the pro-
cession. company has been formed
for the purpose of furnishing light and
water in the village.
diamond next year by another Good
right fielder. His first name is Roy
and he has been hitting the ball for
further orders up in Houlton.
William Dresser, for IL years prin-
been elected superintendent of schools
for Lvermore Falls, Jay and adjoin-
ing towns.
Joel Howard Of Pressure Isle does not
permit little thing like four score and
seven years to keep him from seeing the
country and enjoying life He has re-
Gently returned from trip to Seattle.
The Kennebec Log Driving company
has left several swing booms in the
river and will permit them to stay dur
ing the winter, in order to determine
whether it is cheaper to repair them
than to hang them new every spring.
Aged visitors to Norway this sum-
mer who saw the Waterford stage ar
rive, We're reminded of their boyhood
days. The old Concord coach, as u
rule, was covered outside and in with
passengers and baggage.
The Bath schooner Medford recently
arrived at Boston with cargo of L.
besides being the largest cargo of it's
kind ever entering that port, was also
the largest ever shipped from Tampa,
Fla.
Fred KOapman of Boston recently
visited friends in West Bethel. When
Freeport was a ship building center
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the John A. Briggs" in her time the
largest Maine built vessel afloat.
A Norway, Me-, boy has hen that
lays many double yolked eggs, bat
within few days the hen went her
previous record one better by dropping
an egg within an egg. The outer
shell and egg were perfect and inside
was a. smaller egg. also perfect.
Bridgton is surely a wide awake rail-
road center. An engineer recently
started from that station for Bridgton.
junction with box car and nearly
reached Sandy Creek before he dscov-
cred that the rest OF his train had re-
manned in Bridgton.
Miss Elizabeth Bass OF Wilton, who
has been elected physical director for
the Colby girls was graduated from
Wellesley and the Boston Normal
school of gymnastics and has taught
two years at the University of Wiscon-
sin.
Norridgewock recently enjoyed the
antics of an adventurous young man
who dared to risk his neck on an old
fashioned high wheel. 1t is the prop
erty of a Norridgewock resident and
is highly priced as last survivor
of the first bicycle craze.
That Parkhurst Man Says: Now
they tell of Massachusetts man, who.
in visiting Aroostook the first time,
was driving with a friend on a coun-
try road. AS they drove between two
fields of very tall potatoes the gentle
man asked what kind of trees there
were growing in that splendid grove.