Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-21
Maine Gossip.
The Story Of In. Door Sun.

The Story Of In. Door Sun.
once OH time in far Japan.
There lived a busy little man,
So merry and so fun Of fun
Ihat people called him In door sun.
Now Indoor sun made mirrors fine,
| Like those in your house and In mine
And In these looking-glasscs bright
| Ills own face saw from horn TIL night.
1t made him feel So very sad
| TO see his face look cross and bad.
That he began to tax" great care
To keep sweet smile always there
And soon he found that those he knew.
All seemed TO like him better. too;
For like the mirrors. every one
| Began to smile OH ln-dor sun
Now. try this Just one day and sec
How bright and smiling You can be-
You'n find both happiness and fun
| IN playing you're an lin door sum.
-1nez G. Thompson.
Belfast reports that every NestiSc vi
ice has left Penobscot bay In the
tie but from the Eastern steamship
Go. pier to Northport and Castine,
and in the bay. the water shows as
clear and blue as in the summertime.
| The change of scene within II week
is the cause of much comment among
the older residents who state that
such quick clearing is very unusual,
| 4 husband and wife of Pressure Isle
started out last week to visit some
friends who live about three miles
| from that town. on reaching their
| destination they were greatly sur
prised to find their pet house cat hid
den under the seat among the horse
blankets. While greetings were being
passed the cat disappeared After L
short visit and "A hurried search the
| visitors started for home. More as
1 tonishment than before was their
share to find pussy awaiting them.
as denure as though nothing had hap
pened
| Nathanici J. Hanna OF New lIarbor,
advertises his belief in the Jacksonian
! policy that Ito the victor belong the
spoils," by his resignation as warden
of the Sea and Shore Fisheries Depart
ment. Fishermen and dealers who
have known Mr.. Hanna during his l6
years in this office VIII be Interested in
the statement Mr.. Hanna issued Satur-
Jay, AS our Democratic friends after
! u lapse Of - Years have Won their spurs
| titied 10 b a'n p,iit, tiieS AZ e!edta en-
| and resolves of the neyt tun Years
nave been warden since Nav l. 1896, and
| IN; IN i'oeSloit ''ie oldest surviving WARDEN
| commissioner. covefinp a nn,.tnd nf l.;
years. | am not unmindful of the fnct
at.d h,,t,. an ulso growing old for j. years
| winter cold and S,,,n,r - l ',1t ~. ~
coast OF Maine has told on my physical
;vonaltioil. Ny third reason for resign
6ava held tha ,,nl;tj,, I 1,,, ,i,nI
agree with them ard did not want T.
| walt Tor the axe. for do not consider ii
~ ,n~ T,suo,,; ais9 MINK ,nst inons
| guided by The same wisdom
| --
| 'Sih mooney the ffeSqoe Isle
eighteen hens. They are of the Rhode
Island Red variety and in the month
OF January they produced 80 eggs.
The previous month was big month
ana taas lar III FEBRUARY they are
wen past Inc ~ marx
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"'i'iiulaclurers' VINO are now running
4 two mills at North Monmouth, have
made a proposition that ought To make
1 the voters of Monmouth sit nm and take
| notice. They saw if the town vii, not
| increase their taxes for ten wears they
will put IN a brick mill .0o ar 25o foe;
1 long Il feet wide and fiji il Win mn.
chinerv and workbench which win moro
than double their business II viii,
bring in about 1ro workbench and ,bnv
must have honsas to live In which uil,
have 70 he limit They have ono nr
| the best sites in ,be county on wbic,,
10 build such a mill II is on tllr
privjlepe where tho sI,ovp, and ax.
| Factory stood - snlendid water newer
| and ,,t.u,v of 1.,nd for a be.,,,,f,,, nil,
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