Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-02

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brave.
There are souls that are pure and true.
Then give to the world the best that you
And the best will come back to you.
Give love, and love to your heart Will
A strength in your utmost need:
Have faith and score Of hearts will
show
Their faith in your word and deed.
For life is the mirror of king and slave.
IT'S Just what you are and do;
Then give to the world the best that you
And the best will come back to YOU
Madeline S. Bridges.
The summer season OF 1910 at Bar
Uarbor has been the longest on rec
ord. The first cottagcrs arrived May
Ii and it was only on Monday of this
week that the last of this years col
ony lett that popular resort.
The Sardinc canning season in this
State ended Thursday and after Il few
days of cleaning up the numerous fac
tories will close their doors until the
return Of the opening of the season.
April /. The season now at its close
has not been profitable enc for man
ufacturer or employc, fish having been
unusually scarce throughout the en-
tire season and during the latter part
the greater amount obtained having
been brought from even as far away as
Massachusetts ports, which on ac-
count Of heavy frcightS by seeamcr
and rail and unavoidable waste great
k n1rUnIIpI tln m I-pin i'm rrItitS
Workmen arc engaged in placing the
staging preparatory to adding another
story to the office of the New England
Telephone & Telegraph co. on Park
street, Lewiston. The second story
will contain q rest room for the Opcr-
ators and other much needed rooms.
Manager NOycs will have an office
there and after the changes are COM
pletcd it is understood that the Of
fees on Lisbon street will also be
moved into the Park street building.
Very few potato teams axe now seen
on the streets Of Presquc Isle says the
correspondent Of the Bangor CONNER
cial from that place. While consider
able quantities Of potatoes are being
shipped from Aroostook county very
few have been hauled in from the
farms in that immediate vicinity. Buy
ers complain that the demand is rather
slow and the best price paid at Pres
que Isle for Al stock seems to be
about 95 cents per Dbl. for Green
Mountain and $3.50 for Bliss, seed
variety.
Gilbert Davis of Surry, aged 81
years, deserves a place among Han
cock county's smart old men. He has
this fall cut more than 10 cords OF
wood in the woods. besides banking
his house and doing other fall work.
He takes care Of COW and does all
his other chores.
Mrs. W. II. Newell of Lewiston will
furnish 4 room in the new Women's
Christian Association building ct Lew
iston for the benefit of needy young
women, those without means and de-
serving of a helping hand. The room
will be retained solely for the use of
such young women and it will be alb
solutely free.
Bernard Martin. who is employed as
firemen in the York Mills at Bidde-
ford, received a letter Tuesday from
New York containing a check for a
substantial sum of money bequeathed
to him by his aunt. Mrs. Winifred
Clark, who died two years ago in
New York City. Mrs. Clark left an
estate estimated at over $4,000. She
remembered in her will her nephew,
Mr.. Martin OF Biddeford and the lat
tcr's sister, who is at present living
in Ireland.
An official of the Eastern Steam
ship Co. is quoted by the Bangor
Commercial! as saying that there will
be no change in the Western termin-
us Of the Bar IIarbor line. The re-
port has been persistent for u Year or
two past and has gained considerable
credencc that the Eastern Steamship
Co. was to change its schedule in this
respect and that the steamer J. L.
Morse Of the Bar Harbor division
would come to Belfast to connect with
the Boston boats instead of to Rock
land as heretofore. This belief gained
ground the past summer when the
Belfast wharf property of the COM
pany was greatly improved and con-
sidcrably enlarged.
Moving picture men have recently
been taking views along the rugged
coast OF Maine. The Boston Tran
script remarks that a hundred-toot
film would give the vitagraph patron
in few minutes more comprehensive
view of the wape-beatcn shores than
a weeks cruise in q. yacht, While
machine behind the curtain furnishes
q fair imitation of the roar of the
surf. The pictures of the wild turmoil
of waters are really the most realis-
tic examples of hiograph work.
An inmate Of the Biddeford city
farm, Ellen Wilson, over 60 years OF
age. was arraigned in court upon a
charge of intoxicati6n but sentence
was suspended upon condition that
SIZE return forthwith to the environs
Of the almshouse. 1t developed at the
hearing that Ellen Went down town to
call on some old acquaintance and
met somebody who gave her liquor.