Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-07
Maine Gossip
The Brother of Light.


The Brother of Light
He never keeps a catalogue Of everlast-
ing Woes
He SAYS good morning to the world an
Whistles as he goes;
He hides the thorns o. life away and
only wears the rose
Brother to the two high hills of
The pleasant pathways know him-felds
where the daisies thraug:
| The winds make music for him as they
sweep the world along.
And when that musics silent IN his
heart he hears a song
Brother 10 the Light thar makes the
Morning!
And far awa a}.p yonder, IN the window
The dreqmed,of angels listen 10 an echo
glad and new
Thrilled to the Gates OF Glory, and they
say: Heavens love To YOU,
Brother of the Light that makes the
Morning"
1T is a massy wheel Fixed ON the
summit Of tho highest mount mean
ing 9SN5'a tires will whir in The high
WAYS of Eden,
The lady of the house suggests that
Ne call them the "Aroostook potater-
tates
The annual Photographic exhibition
by the Portland Society Of Art has
granted another evening of delight 80
Portland art lovers \ Portland story
reads THAT there was much to at
tract and hold the attention and much
SIS.
set for it was a particularly fine en-
hibit if not the finest. that the Port
lard Camera club has IL its credit III
long list OF successes The Portland
men themselves furnished over one
hundred pictures, which with the loan
exhibit from the collection of w. b.
Post Of FrYeburg, numbering 81 and
the invitation exhibit rounding out
the second hundred, made up Il most
complete and comprehensive gallery
of this most modern and satisfying eN-
preston of art"
one can't help bordering upon the
why's and wherefores Of that Demo-
cratic denunciation and inveetive
against election day detectives.
Ralph futile of Larone investigat-
ing connection in his pig-pen, found
monster rat contending possession
OF that domain with mink. The de-
acision of the battle vas deferred by
Mr.. futile. who. with club. killed the
battlerS.
The Portland Press ard Lewiston
journal are giving up their columns
to an issue of progressiyism.
The Industrial Journal spreads the
tidings that r. w Simpson of Ban
gor has 10000 gallons of old-fashioned
cider vinegar making in his plant at
South Newburg in the care of Il New
York expert That sounds as though
MI Simpson might be bringing his
full share of sourness into the world.
Another large hotel is promised for
the Biddeford seashore 1t is under
stood that Boston and New York cap
italists are directing an investigation
of the possibilities OF that section. Tie
spot suggested as a site is one Of the
most attractive on Tie coast
Milbridge. says the Machias Union,
is one of the Washington county coast
towns that is experiencing an carly
spring awakening III business lines.
and the merchants are predicting the
most successful year they have ever
had. Three steam sawmills have
started up, and all with advance or
ders and large contracts that insure
busy season. The big three-masted
schooner being built by Sawyer Bros
is nearing completion and will be
launched in the early spring, and the
fishing industry is in a most flourish
ing condition, large catches of smelts
being daily reported and the ship
ments have been the largest for years