Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-09

Some air of Already could fan
This age of ours too seldom stirred
j With pipe and flute.
But now for gold we plot and plan'
And from Beersheha unto Dan.
Apollo,,s self might pass unheaffd.
OR find the night jars note preferred
Not SO 1t Jared. when time began.
Austin Dobson.
Seth NJ. Carter. receiver. advertises
the Eustis Railroad Co property for
sale on Thursday. August "a, 1911 Il
\. NJ. at the court house in Auburn.
The sale is made to satisfy the Au-
gusta Trust Co. versus the Eustis
Railroad Co. to satisfy mortgage
deed of trust dated June l. 1903, and
recorded in the registry OF deeds for
Franklin county The court reserved
the right to resell the property upon
such notice as the court may direct.
in case the purchaser shall fail or
omit To make any payment on account
of the unpaid balance of the purchase
price within 30 days after entry of the
order requiring payment.
\ Phillips man who raises fancy
breed of chickens has been greatly
troubled by rats. but at last he has hit
upon the plan of cunning for them
with the air gun of his small son, and
finds it effective.
This is the season of biggest catch
es ever" from the sporting camps.
From Kineo. Rangeley, Caratunk or
Tunk Pond as the case may be. re-
ports are all the same: Fishing never
so good before" and fishing parties
never SO happy
Report comes from Strong. Me. of
the death of Fred Flint, one of the
pioneer guides of the north country.
and one of the few old time sports
men of the woods Fred Flint is said
to have been a wonderful shot. and
had Killed more than 1000 deer during
his hunting days.
Town news reports in the news
papers of Aroostook county. last week.
told each a sad story of.a community
bereft of one or more citizens because
of the railroad disaster near Grind
stone station.
Last Saturday night many Farm
ington people went on hunt for
matches and kerosene lamps because
the electric lights went out and re-
fused to come back
Biddeford woman was in the
police court the other morning. com
planning that a man is making a prac-
tice of using profane language at her
every time she meets him. She
wished to know if there was not some
way that the recurring insult could
be prevented. The court decided 10
warn the man. and if he then does not
refrain. to have him arrested. There
is another way of handling such cases
which the Journal hears about from
Somerset county. where a young mar
whose sister had been insulted in like
manner hunted up the offending ex-
pert in profanity and proceeded tc
pummel him to a FRAGILE. II is the
expressed belief of the community
that the offence will not be repeated
Five quarts of blueberries per hour
is the record for picking by Bddeford
Deriving parties. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
c. Townsend gathered SO quarts. the
other day, and it wasn't much of a
a
When President Taft comes to Bid
deford Pool. this summer. it is said
that Mrs. Charles c. Huff will have
the honor of experimenting upon his
digestive abilities by the exercise of
her culinary art. Arrangements have
been made at the Huff home for the
entertainment of the chief executive.
and as soon as it is learned that Con
gress has adjourned preparations will
be made to satisfy his appetite.
A Bath cat is said to have enioved
the novel experience of watching her
friend. a monkey owned by Harry B.
Sawyer, capture and kill a rat, When
discovered. the monkey had the rat by
the head, and was beating it against
the wall OF the family woodshed in
vicious attempts to make wholly
good rat of it.
Inc famous Camp Benson bean-hole
is finding frequent excuse for remain
ing in existence these days. in the
NUMBER or excursions that make their
way TO Lake Sebasticook The other
DAY dinner was served to over 200
persons of Custer Commandery. L. V.
u, of Foxcroft. with ladies' and