Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-11

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Saturday morning.
Maine GOSSIP
The Smiling Face.
Isl, Nicholasl
We've formed a new society
The Order o. the Smiling Face;
An hcnored member YOU may be.
Fer everyone may have a place
The rules say YOU mus, never le,
The corners Of -four mouth drop down:
For BY this method YOU may set
The habit OF 8 sulky frown
If playma'es tease you. le, your eyes
\ brave and merry twinkle SHOW.
Fer i che angry tears arise,
They re very apt TO o"s-.iov.
/: You mus, practice for an hour,
And II seems long. .o.g while.
Remember not 70 polt ana glowe-,
b., wear t-ish: and chea-tu! smile.
The rules are simple. as YOU see;
Pit on a smile. ana ana! YOU y, NJ; vi be se01
An\Sc;ive member right away
The following ouga, surely well IL
lustra,e the good old New England
weather so souchinzly referred 10
years ago by the late Marx Twain. !.
comes from the Journals Li,chaeii
Plains correspondent and reads.
Bees wintered on their summer
stands in Mr.. Roberts ap:ary took
a flight Thursday dec. 3le.
The golden wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Stiles Of Bangor last Thurs
day evening az their home IN tina. ely
was = delightful. occasion. = large ccc,-
pany assisting II the Observance. M
stiles Nas in the grocery business II
Bangor for over halt century retiring
two years ago Mrs. SUES vas Maria J.
Russell. daughter Of Jewell !. Russell
Bowdcin College is the c.piea, o.
e bequest 0: $3.50 from the estate O:
the late Temple BoW6cin. a partner il
the J. P. Morgan Co. and condition
additional amount Of about 500 ,lt-a, the
condition being the death Of or,
Temple, now Is years cid. before IL
IS 81 FEARS Ct age. Bowdoins eadow-
nlen1 fund now amounts 70 over So
saaoQ9
II is doubtful If the government or
ciais attempt 10 dig cut the amour,
due for revenue stamps neglected -
be placed on express packages during
the Christmas rush. /, is estimated
tha, hundreds, even thousands Of dol
lars were les: n that way.
Defiance. the yacht bull, a, Bath by
the TRICKY syndicate as an America
cup defender. has seen the end Of her
career. for her owner. Commodore E
". Clark OF the Philadelphia CORN
THAN Yach, Club has disposed OF her
as junk. at price said 10 be but sS.-
SOC She vii! be broken Up mainly for
the 20 tons OF lead in her keel and the
steel ribs in her frame Parts 0. her
top hamper, her spacs, and some 1T
unss, Will be turned over 10 men who
are now rebuilding Mr.. C.ark's Is
taleua- The rest Of her viii 90 20 The
Junk dealers. who bought what was ,es.
Of the single stacker which cos. her
builders shout sss.ee6. A syndicate Of
New York Philadelphia and Boston
sportsnen built the Defiance, hoping
that she might be fast enough TO NEE,
the shamrock in the race which was 70
have been sailed in New York Earbo-
last Fall. but which was declared Of on
the breaking OF tie European War. 4,
the end CT her racing career il was ee-
oma,ed that the sloop had cost the
syndicate nearly 500. eco. before i. was
decided she was unfit 20 compete
Calais il TO have q new industry. The
Northeastern Manufacturing Co. has
been organized there with q capital
stock OF $Ie.o 90. the owners being C A
Buck Of New York and G. A. Hartman
Of Boston and ST. Stephen The sm VII
manufacture cotton gloves. occupying
The Driscou building on North stree,
and employing about 10 people, mostly
SuiA At the start Plenty Of orders have
Seen assured and the firm is very con-
noens OF making q success
One Main product win certainly be
welcomed on its arrival in Belgium b.
the little enes and mothers. as much
~ any that could be sen. ass that :
the ~ coses OF condensed milk TIA,
Vas shipped this week frorn the Ror-l
den fAetDy tn Newport ux,1 he for
varded VIM = shipload Of n1k at ST