Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-06

Can'st teach one rapture-note,
Flung sky-ward, rich and strong?
The perfect crimson rose,
Full tetaled, sweet and fair.
What artist tinted it,
With flush of beauty rare?
And Love within the heart,
How came it there?
Full, throDbing life itself,
How, whence and where?
Before know I trust.
Nor question which Is best,
For bird, and she'll, and crimson rose,
Bid my soul rest.
= merry war is going on at Baltimore
over the ownership of an automobile be-
tween Mr.. and Mrs. Wolley The wife,
Mrs. Catherine 81. Wolley. formerly of
Round Pond, Me. Thursday finished a
i6-hour. period Of ''watchful waiting"
during which che sat in the machine 10
prevent its capture by her husband. Size
then allowed it placed on neutral
ground" which in this case proved TO be
a garage. where it will remain until it's
legal ownership is determined. Mrs.
= Obey threatens at once to file bill for
partial divorce. a,inIony, counsel fees
and to decide the ownership OF the auto
Two years ago the Wolleys sailed the
New England coast n 3 yacht. Then
they went to Baltimore, where they sold
tie yacht and bought the auto
John Wilder Roberts of Bath Thursday
ce,abrlted his e5th birthday, receiving
many callers at the home of mis- grand
daughter. Mrs. Harry v. Tucker Mid
die street He was born, the son o. John
and Luc-etia Roberts, on New Meadows
Island, Brunswick, he family moving to
Bath when ne was but 5 years OF age.
He began at rae age OF IA years to learn
the trude Of a shoemaker and in ls43
opened shoe store. which he conducted
until 1851, when ne retired. He was the
oldest voter to cast a ballot in last Mon
days election at Bath
Mrs. William C. Robinson Of North An
soa VINO is just completing her second
year as regent Of the Maine D. a. p. is
a candidate for vice president general il
the national D. a. +. The election will
De held at the national congress in
Washington next month, when 10 vice
presidents general will be CHOSEN. Mrs.
Robinson. who was MISC EVE Gray,
has been for many years leading MEM
Der of the D. 4. r. and has been a very
efficient regent. The Pennington Chap
ter at their last meeting instructed their
delegates to support the candidacy OF
Mrs. Robinson, as it is felt by all who
know her that she is every way fitted
for the important Office with which he-
name has ben mentioned.-Farmington
Chronicle.
The voters OF Cape Elizabeth at the
first session Of their annual town meet
ing Monday decided that if they are 60
ing 10 have celebration of the 10th an
niversary of the town this year, they
should have a good one. Hence they
appropriated the sum OF $50 for that
purpose, instead of the 500 at first pro-
posed. The matter was presented by
William E. Allen, a member OF the mer-
chants association Of South Portland.
who explained that the organization he
represented intended to ask the aldermen
of his city, which was originally a part
of Cape Elizabeth, for money for this
purpose, ard he had received assurances
that about $1,000 would be forthcoming at
the proper time.
4 trying experience befell Fred c.
Noon ard his son. Harold F. Moon, of
the Penobscot Exchange, Bangor, and
Albert A. Washburn while crossing
Moosehead lake last week. their sled
breaking through the ice which had be-
come weakened by the warm weather
and rains. They We're a mile from snore
and there was no help near. All were
thoroughly soaked and had hard strug-
gle to get secure footing. The animals
were finally saved ard they proceeded
after a considerable delay. The party
returned to Bangor on Wednesday with
out having experienced any i'll effects
from their trying adventure, having gone
to Mr.. Moons camp last week.
a movement is being instituted by the
Portland Housewives League to have
women appointed market inspectors in
that city, to serve without pay. The
plan has been successfully tried out in
other places The city government Will
be asked to sanction the trial.
DR.. VIM. Hunter, the Eastport cialr-
voyant, etc, who unsuccessfully hunt
ed for the body Of the missing Deputy
Sheriff Hillman of Island Falls, has re-
turned home from a "trip to the west
ern part of the State where he had been
called to locate the body OF a boy
drowned while skating on thin ice" re-
ports the Bangor News. 1t seems