Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-28

post which supported the mill,
knocking that over. He was picked
up by one of the men, apparently lit
tie hurt The doctor found an arm
uislocated at the elbow ard his body
badly bruised. The men who were
there wonder how man could stand
such hammering and come out Of it
alive.
Antonio Amelia of Turner, foreman
of the section crew Of the Auburn d
Turner railroad and one Of tie best
known and best liked men in that
town, has left the employ of the road
to be boss and labor contractor in
the construction of the new electric
line from Portland to Auburn. The
other evening, Mr. Amelia was called
before a gathering of the employees of
the road, and presented with q solid
gold knights of Pythias charm as an
appreciation gift, for his resignation
is sincerely regretted.
Turf, Farm and Home: Any one
who thinks the dairy business
dead in Maine wants to go about
little and they will be quickly con-
WINGED of his error. Mr.. Ingraham
C. Pierce of Bingham tells us that
he is milking IS good cows, and best
of all is striving to lessen the amount
he IS paying out for concentrated
feed. He is trying barley and buck
wheat, and is well pleased with the
result He raised $50 bushels of the
l., loc CT will
of Gov. Hoard's wonderful Barley. He
has secured some of the seed from the
Governor himself, and is going to
give it a trial. The Governor writes
him that from three pecks sowing he
harvested az bushels of prime grain
to the acre. Mr.. Pierce is also trying
alfalfa and isn't at all discouraged,
Notwithstanding he had the bad luck
to have a flood deVaState the field just
as he was getting a good start. He is
in hopes to have half acre this year
and wants to get tWo-acre piece
thoroughly inocculated. He sells his
milk to the Solon creamery and is
well pleased with his returns. 1t isn't
every one who can beat Mr.. Pierce on
potatoes. He planted three acres last
year and harvested 1900 bushels of
fine tubers. 1t goes without saying
that he will try again this year.
Belfast has some smart youngsters.
One of them recently came to the at
tention of our correspondent through
The following incident: A ten-year-
old girl saw an advertisement
in a family story paper which
said that if she would cut out
the picture of beautiful silver pin
which the ad. set forth. and mail it
with ten cents to the address given
she would receive the pin by return
mail This she did and in due time
received it. Her baby sister. aged
four years. was an interested specta
tor and a few days later came to her
mother and holding out picture of
pin which she had cut from q paper
said. "Pees mamma sent ten cen det
iss baby"
Guilford Register: Owing to some
strange and unaccountable geological
change the inhabitants of Guilford
Especially those of South Main street,
are rejoicing over the possession of Il
beautiful new lake. People are con-
SANITY arriving from all parts of the
country to view the wonder, which is
of amazing width. length and depth
and to walk around it. The lake is
bounded on the north by no outlet. on
the east by George Sanford's house.
on the west by John Bates piazza and
on the south by an inlet. The view
ic rIlrnrjSinpl1 healItifI11 and the To-
cation especially desirable All resi-
dents of South Main street who are
gifted in the arts of swimming or fly
ing get down town in safety. The
rest remain at home to ponder on the
strangeness of events and the high
price of air ships.