Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-22

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| ea2sed- \ bridge - Eeet in length.
| connects the cottage an We ledge with
the island and. being Quilt in sec
tons. IS ;aksu d0Nn II winter so II
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/ high tide. the Wat@F comes within
about four feet If the piazza, where
Mr. REYNOLDS with ibis fishing rod
makes a quick TRANSITION Of fish 10
dining table. During the pasi week.
he shot TWO ducks from his kitchen
window. 4 speedy motor boat owned
by Mr.. Reynolds IS a satisfactory
auxiliary to the bridge as a faeans of
communication with the island.
Many waldoboro poultrymen are
saving grain By reducing the number
of their poultry. One resident. how
ever. not deferred by the high price
of grain and cost of living, is building
d second large hcnneFy to supplement
the enc which now contains about $40
hers and chickens lie is deriving 80
eggs per day, and receiving from
them 50 cents per dozen. which makes
his poultry self-snpporting, to say the
least.
Two young lumbcrmen, with little
money but much courage. on their way
to Puddledock camp to begin work
FRIDAY morning, PASSED through Bath,
Thursday evening, with IA miles TO
walk afoot, in the bitter cold. after
lcrossing the ferry. They expected to
lreach Puddledoc:1 at about midnight.
lThey had but % cents between them
for the so cent ferry fare. but their
lpluck and ambition TO work brought a
voluntary contribution of the remain
ling quarter, which was accepted by
them only as loan.
Winthrop's old-fashioned spelling
lschool, Nov. Il. proved that the old
folks were able to hold their own in
1.-The contest We surmise that they
lproved far better spoilers than the
younger ones, and that some charity
was shown these because of the multi
tude Of studies that have crowded out
the reading. 'riting and 'rithmetio
which occupied so much of the school
time Of the earlier scholars. How
ever, the following from Pressure Isle
barber shop advertisement Will prove
lconelusively that word meaning is
now more evenly distributed through
: workers in all occupations than il
Knight have been in former years;
"Tonsorial artist crinicultural alb
session: chronological tripsis. hydro
phathieal shaver Of boards; all wori
> lphYsiognamically executed This
:, Knight be carefully laid away for th'
next spelling match, IL Winthrop Is K
. Ihaye progressive spelling bee.