Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-13


So. when that night l prayed
To God, | wept, and said,
"Ah. when at last We lie with Ifaficeu
breath,
Not vexing thee in death.
And thou rememberest of what toys
We made our joys.
How weakly understood
Thy great commanded good,
Then, fatherly not less
Than l whom thon hast moulded from
the clay
i will he sorry for their childishness.
Coventry Patmofe.
One of the brightest newspa per
women of Maine has been recognized
by Governor Haines in his appoint
ment to the State Board of Charities
and Corrections of Mrs. Grace A..
Wing of Lewiston.-Record.
The New Meadows Yacht Club will
celebrate Fourth of July with L
grand entertainment, including races,
band concerts. dancing and fireworks
"A committee has commenced a CAM
paign for subscriptions and is plan
ming for time that will prove inter
esting TO attract big crowd
The Waterville Sentinel assumes
that the orgies on Sundays which
have been interfered with by The dep
uty sheriffs in what is known as n
country club in Falmouth, are of re-
cent origin and are a result of Sher-
if Seully's enforcement of law. This
could Set the Sentinel right
on that question. 1t is only the off,
cial interference with them that is
new.--Portland Express.
According to the Lewiston Journal a
man passed the county Jail in Au-
burn. Tuesday. and, looking up to the
attic window where was seated
female of the Species" he contorted
his face into several expressions such
as are seen only in false-face fac
tory.
Jail bird, jail bird he repeated
again and again, then he stopped talk
ing long enough to make up some more
faces.
"A visitor at the sheriff's Office asked
why the man did such things.
THAT happens every day." said one
of the deputies 1T is his mother in
law and this is the only time that he
dares to express his feelings. He'll
have to pay for it when she gets out,
80 DAYS from now"
Bath has most important indus
trial acquisition in the extensive plant
of the Lincoln County Lumber Cons
pany. The site is that occupied foy
years by NJ. G. Shaw & Sons, their
big steam sawmill haxing long been a
prominent industry OF the Kennebec
valley The new mill of the Lincoln
County Lumber Company is 100 feet
long by 80 feet wide and with the
basement, which is of good height, is
three stories high The basement Is
of concrete construction and the Mill
building of wood with fireproof roof
ing. The sides and ends of the build
ing are about all glass. The boiler
and engine rooms are of concrete con-
struction throughout and 81 feet
square. The stack is Is feet N
height.
Miss Helen Carter Ball of 100 Dam
forth street, Portland, has attained m
unusual distinction at Portland High
school. She is neither valedictorian
nor salutatorian OF her class. but she
has record in one respect which
probably neither valedictorian or
salutatorian can equal. During her
entire four-year course she has not
been absent a single day. She has
not been tardy nor dismissed in all her
High school career Nor is that all
For the whole grammar school course
she had an unblemished record. II Is
| more or less unusual for pupils to gel
through two or three years, even, With
out gaining either an absent, tardy 81
dismissal mark. and to go for eisa'
years without one is practically un-
| precedented. The twin virtues q
punctuality and faithfulness which
| Miss Ball has evidently acquired dur
| ing her tilt in the lists of education
should stand her in good stead later II
business life. She Is a student of tiis
commercial course at Portland High
and during this, her Senior year, hal
occupied the position of secretary O.
the Portland High commercial club.
| Washington correspondence of tn
Bangor Commercial Dcm.) gives VI
the following: 8
The hitching and humping over fedora
!. offices in Maine continue AS all Demo
I, Gratis up that way know. mighty feS
Maine Nominations have been made an
those have not been getting on rapidl
toward confirmation. 1t really looks NOV