Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-20

Boston prices. Inc cost Oh SodllIls IL
higher than that of living, under en-
fercement.
Maine Gossip
The Gospel of Labor.
But ! think the King of that country
comes out from his tireless host,
And walks in this world of the weary, as
If he loved it the most
And here in the dusty confusion, with
eyes that are heavy and dim.
He meets again the laboring men who are
looking and longing for him.
He cancels the curse of Eden, and brings
them a blessing instead
Blessed are they that labor for Jesus
partakes of their bread,
He puts his hand to their burdens, ne
enters their homes at night;
Who does his best shall have a guest, the
Master of life and light.
And courage will come with his presence
and patience return at ms touch,
And manifold sins be forgiven to those
who love him much; 49,
And the cries of envy and anger Will
change to the songs OF cheer,
For the toiling age will forget its, rage
when the Prince of Peace draws
This is the gospel of labor-ring it, We
bells of the kirk ,r, fro,,,
she Lord of Love came down from
above, to live with the men VINO
work, 800, 4o,o IN
This is the rose that he planted, here III
the thorn-cursed soil ,,,,
Heaven is blest with perfect rest o"'
the blessing of earth is Toll D1,ke
Navor Beal has had many honors IN IN ms
long career. but Ii remained LOT H 49, 10
tan paper to discover SyoerTre spoT Of this
, 81 az In describing Monday night re,
ception in City Hall: lhe GA@ r,,a ait
then introduced Gen. T. y; be aoaiy ed as
OF bansoo' smaal, The old battle SCARED
hero is used to this sort OF tnils; Gem
n 1,st What Bangor would do without Ge"
eraI Beal no one can even a.,actiy battle
wen, II ta certainly is not battle sea e9 y
scalIeu' INV nolitical battle, that Is ~. 5an.
-h9t III h e through a lot of thefh'-o''n-
gor News. gricnltural editor doesn't KNOW nov
II our aesa,rea hero when he sees on
a pals1os9 sGinrul" is the very teton
W VsIle 1 eten confer in this ofhee'-i1e
Journal. 1xr;,,;apo n.
r,bav call him Wine VINO
member of the faculty Oh
I,oo.,vu High school. Anyway, mere
tho storv: He secured OF a Massse Ito
co++s collector of curios pieo7 Vi
81, ,,nurl about five inches loils s'i.N
80 and one-eighth inches SQUARE a.
taohad 70 which. with red seahng ~'l>'
80 label grim with age reaolhe a.
s@,,on,s niece of the Frigate 1oiis'i-
+n+ion presented TO Thomas couiii'l.i -
eco Roxbury, Mass. Prof. WING e"v"
+ho old souvenir to his uheie, ~
nh o,,,,eon of Iivermore Falls. Now MI,
,rta,,,,son like his brother, ~ -
,rhap,asf,n of Auburn, is genius win
toa1s and has cut the block into veneer
fro,, which he has constructed MN
iature clock of the french pa =.
Mr.. Thompson spends some Oh ms
snare time making jack Knives, ss1ie
to be far superior to any 10 DC ioui,u
IN the market today. They vary III
e;,o oil the way from a baby pen-khlie
laroe and strong enough to race Joe
knowles latest bear with. The nan
die ON one Mr.. Thompson IS just nm
isbine for a relative is OF peaa.ii III
white ivory cut from the tusk OF solue
South sea monster.
Portland is laughing over the IN
cident of the little boy whose curis
became entangled in the works OF a
clock-but the laddie will assure you
that il was very serious AFFAIR Whlle
II lasted. He had been winding up the
clock. presumably to hear the alarm
buzz. when he placed 1t little TOO
near and the scene was on. He howleo;
his mother screamed; physicians ana
mechanicians were summoned, but
matters only grew worse. The hair was
drawn so tightly that bit of the scalp
gave way. The man on the hrst MOOR
rushed up with scissors ana screw
drivers and went to work. He 1ounu
his plans baked, however, by rlveted
rods. Then the woman from the first
floor got busy. The lad was laid
across her husbands lap: she pulled
little here and pushed a little there
and snip a bit with the scissors. Prob
ably she used bent hairpin, too. Any
way, the youngster is alive and well,
and has the most of his hair.
The Bangor News thus lands the
utility of the Maine barber:
"Well-dressed men about the stores
and offices OF Brewer and Bangor-as
well as the employers themselves
claim there was never a more urgent
demand for good and capable BARRIERS
than there is today. The honored craft
whose honorable badge of service is a
red-and- white striped pole-to signify
the time when barber was also a
surgeon and placed bandagess upon
broken lmbs--this Is far more exalted
than the badge of most knights of the
razor and strop care to confess. In
England the BARRIERS are one of the
noble Guilds, who help to elect the
Lord Mayor Of London, and march in
uniformed procession from their vari-
Gus shops to the great banquet In
Guildhall on Lord Mayors Day"
A Magicians Club of two hundred