Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-02-23

family physician to prescribe q course
of treatment at some quiet sanato-
rum
Aha, Grave disclosures OF munich
pal aWriness are under way in Eden
The Bar Harbor Record is in the
midst Of expenses outstripping the
NelleWest efforts of William 4Alsoran-
dolph ahpartedinthemidd Dam
aged-yessir, DAMNaged-tar barrels
passed upon by the Record committee
Of valuation and found to be worth
exactly $3.50 have been shadily pur-
chased by those apparently unprnci-
pied selectmcn for the outrageous
sum of $3.50 and no sense. There's
business method for YOU, Not ap-
pies but tar-rlain, nasty. sticky stuff
affords 10Th century discord in Eden.
Proclains the Record: 1T cannot be
made too emphatic that the town of
Eden has reached n most critical mo-
ment i'll its history, and through The
Record. which is taken by the sum
mer residents the round, Bar Harbor's
cottage colony, with their friends, are
waiting with utmost interest the re-
suit of the coming town meeting.
Cottage rentals and cottage building
are dependent upon the reformation
of our intelerable municipal govern
ment. .'-Sumpin' fierce. amt it?
Organization of a patrol of boy
scouts in Pennington seems assured.
Rev. q. II. Coffin has applied for APP
M INF
ready has Il boys ready to enroll as
scouts. A few meetings have been
held and arrangements are in progress
for providing a regular place of meet
ing.
To an outsider that Brunswick High
school strike would appear to be in
need of conclusion by another strike
several of them-with shingle or
heavy -soled slipper.
One of the seasons best fish stories
comes in Newport correspondence
from Camp Benson Farm The own
er of the farm. f. B. Adams. recently
caught huge pickerel in Lake Sc
basticook. This pickerels stomach
contained the skeleton of white perch
which, MI. Adams declares. must have
weighed over a pound. This seems
final proof for doubling Newporttes
iii the ease of Pickerel VS.. Perch. 1t
VIII be remembered that Postmaster
Stuart. last summer. discovered a
dead riclierel with perch pried in
its jaws and this was considered con-
f.tJSix-n aytt1anna hx- fol r
Isaac Walton that white perch was
not legitimate prey for it's long -jawed
enemy.
The Farmers Wife" tells OF an ad-
mirable departure from the gather
ings for neighborhood gossip on the
latest real or invented scandals. The
suggestion offered is direct for like
sections in Maine or any other state.
The beginning is in the query of a
visitor of a young farmer What has
been the chief pleasure of your farm
life this Winter" His answer was,
80, by all means our little neighbor-
hood club" and continued. six or
eight families of us met every other
week at each others houses: we got
there at about II o'clock. spent an
hour inspecting the farm and stock.
noticing new methods and exchanging
information. while our wives and
daughters We're talking about home
affairs in the house; then we had to-
gather d plain but always delicious
farmers dinner, and the jolly talk at
table was as good as the dinner. Af
ter that came the program often on
farm topics, but often on broader sub
jectS such as arbitration, world move
mentS, education, recent discoveries
and inventions-or best of all on some
uplifting inspiring ideal subjective
get so tired in this work-a day world
OF practical subjects. The appoint
ed speakers gave us their opinions and
the information they had gathered,
and then We all, men and women.
young and old. talked about the mat
ter, asked questions. got stirred UP
about it. Q. the little club has kept
us from stagnation this Winter; just
getting together like that was a
splendid thing 1t helped the com
munity. too
A vote of censure for the city gov
ernment of Calais was unanimously
passed by the Second Baptist church
sunday school because Of the action
in granting u license for a boxing eN-
hbition to be held, Feb. -. The box
ing mill and the opening of the Men
au5 peli1iop ITo,.lh-nrd Movement cam