Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-24
Maine Gossip


1 Wnen the tide is Low
some time at eve, when the tide is low.
! shall slip my moorngs and sail away.
With no response to a friendly hail
of kindred craft in a busy bay.
In the silent hush of the twilight pale,
| When the night stoops down TO embrace
| the day,
| And the voices call in the waters flow
! Some time at eve, when the tide is low
l shall slip my mooring and sail away
4 Through purple shadows that darkly trai
| shall fare me away, with dip OF sail
And ripple of waters to tell the tale
OF lonely voyage, sailing away
. The craft of those who have sailed be
\ fore.
OR the unknown sea to the unknown
| shore.
! A few who have watched me sail away
I win miss my craft from the busy bay
Some friendly banks that We're anchored
! near,
| Some loving souls that my heart held
| dear,
| In silent sorrow will drop a tear:
! But I shall have peacefully furled my
! In mornings sheltered from storm and
4 gale,
| And greeted the friends who have sailed
| before
| Ger the unknown sea TO the unknown
| shore.
| In accordance with the action of the
Grand ROYAL Arch Chapter, Il school
of instruction will be held at Gardiner,
| Wednesday, November 10, at O'Clock
p. NJ 10 he followed by work in the
evening by Lebanon Chapter. In
struetion will be given by the grand
| lecturer in the ritual and secret work
! of the several degrees. A banquet will
he served by Lebanon Chapter. ut 645
p. NJ, To which all are cordially in
vited II is earnestly desired that ev-
cry high priest. king and scribe in this
jul isdietion, who can possibly do so,
may attend this school of instruction.
All Royal Arch Masons in good stand
ing are cordially invited to attend.
Deputy Sheriff King F. Graham of
Westhrook. who ran for sheriff on the
Prohibition ticket in the last election,
is keeping busy in his city. Within a
few days he has libeled 100 gallons of
ale. which was destroyed by order of
q recorder.
We should say that Miss Sarah NJ.
Bailey of Bangor, who has just started
S0o9-mile journey to join her hus-
band tel be in Tacoma, Wash, is a
regular girl.
Sheriff oliver of Sagadahoe has re-
ceiyed a telegram from Ukiah, Cal,
announcing the capture of "Rasoul
Kaseem. As this man is now on tri-
al in Bath, the telegram is of little
value except to show how far the
sheriff's efforts have reached.
Mrs. Warren Richards. r. F. d.
WateryilIe, has sent us an envelope
full of flowers picked, Oct. II, by her
SON. Among them are blue violets.
white violets, ox-eye daisy, buttercups
and white clover.
George Fred Williams announces
that he considers his appointment by
President Wilson as minister to
Greece as recognition of those who
have been followers of true Democra-
cy rather than personal tribute. Mr..
Williams is altogether TOO modest.
The rest of us know that he deserves
it more as personal tribute than
ANYBODY could possibly deserve 1t as
true follower of anything, not to men
tion Democracy --Biddeford Journal.
An example of true loan shark meth
DDS appear that Lewiston case on the
face of it. suit has been instituted
TO recover the value of note Tor 20
and interest from March l, lSll,-a at
so cents a week. For 126 weeks TINS
interest has now reached $63 and is
still mounting.