Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-22

In some wild hour, fierce and dark,
Remember then. though I am far,
Sees eSang ha apd
And God will help my baby stand
All by herself!
The Wilton Masons are making fine
Roadway toward a new Masonic build
ing having on Thursday bought the
three-story Dascomb block and will
have it remodelled for the use Of the
lodge.
Miss Charlotte Thomas Of Portland
on Thursday May 20, celebrated the
93d anniversary Of her birth by giving
reception in the afternoon and even
ing at the historic Thomas mansion
Miss Thomas was busy during all that
time receiving guests. A deluge of let
tiers, kilograms and telephone calls
were also received, besides many beau
tiful flowers. Miss Thomas health
seems perfect and she is pleased to
say that she will live to see Woman
suffrage in Maine.
The price Of good potato stock
dropped Wednesday at Pressure Isle to
rs cents per barrel, an unheard of price
before.
Miss Laura Tolman, violoncellist, of
Boston has rented Greenwood Villa
at Harrison, Me-, from her aunt. Mrs.
Walter Dudley, formerly Anna Tolman.
The old mansion was built many years
ago by Miss Tolman's grandfather.
Hon. Philander Tolman. Miss Tolman
pigs. such as has never before been in
the State.
agent of the Bangor & Aroostook r.
r. shows that there are "a more in
dustries operating on the E. & A. sys-
tenn this spring, than there were at
this time last year, indicating an in
creased prosperity in one direction,
Notwithstanding the potato market,
which brought considerable hardship
to Aroostook county. The report
shows that there are now in operation
81 plants against 63 last spring.
Hon. William d. Pencil of Lewis
ton, has generously offered two prizes
to be awarded at the end of the base
ball season to the two boys on the
Lewiston High school team who have
shown their superirity over the others
in playing the games. The first prize
ic In
In gold. The decision as to the WIN
ners OF these prizes will be based
upon certain conditions which will
make the choice fair to all.
Hatching eggs on the mantel shelf
behind the kitchen stove is a feat that
Mrs. Charles Smith of Grafton accom-
plished last week, and she has three
fine looking little chicks. Three weeks
ago Mrs. Smith got three eggs. wrap
ped them in cotton batting and placed
them on the shelf behind the stove.
She tended carefully to the eggs and
turned them ach day until they were
Matched
PASSPORT expects to have a naval
gathering during the week of July 4
that will be worth going miles to see.
One or more warships are ensured
and as Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt has his
summer home just across the harbor,
it might seem to those on the inside
that PASSPORT will be we'll taken care
of on the national holiday, and every .
body hopes she will.
Allen F. Lantz Of Boston, aged
about II years. who several weeks ago
left his home in The Hub for a sight
seeing expedition to the wilds of
Maine in company with two older
Boston boys. was happy youngster
ed ticket back to Boston by Ticket
Agent w. w. Flynt Of the Maine Cen
trail station in Foxcroft Young
Lantz had about all OF Maine scenery
that he could easily digest and was
perfectly willing to return to Boston
despite the fact that his father might
be waiting for him with broom
handle.
There Is an odd provision in the will
Of Mrs Jane H. Curtis Of Brunswick
filed at Portland, Tuesday. In specify
ing that her homestead in Brunswick
shall be sold to- provide the funds for
carrying out the requests in the will,
Mrs. Curtis calls upon her executor to
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