Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-02

I'm going to bear my captains s"oro'
And with my captain fight
They sent him to me from the Loro
That is the Lord Of Light o.
NV captain of the twlnkhng eyes
| And of the freckled nose, ,.;.u
Who takes me back to childhood SKIES
With every s'ep TIC Baltimore Sun.
| Grand Master Waldo Pettingill WIN
preside at a special communication OF
tho Grand Lodge to be held at 7.So r.
NJ on Thursday, Oct. IL at Wilton for
tho nnrpose of dedicating the new nah
of wilton Lodge, No. 1856. Free ana Ac-
| cented Masons. The grand master VIII
he pleased to have the assistance o.
the grand officers in the ceremony "
dedication.
A shark weighing 400 pounds and IT.
and inches in length was caught IN 'he
weir Of Noah Hooper on Wednesday a'
the hack shore, Castine Mr.. Hooper as
sisted by Admah Morey and Fred Cornof
+owed the shark to the float OF ha!pn
| wardwell. where it was on eXhlpitlon.
Frank H. Putnam of Houlton. men,
her Of the Canadian sd Battalion now
fighting in France, has been seriously IN
iured in the face and is now in the SCOT
fish General Hospital, Glasgow, EnglanS
The telegram announcing the injuries
was received Sept. 2S by his mother Mrs
/ Cora M. Putnam Of Houlton.
Some Hustler" is the title that Lyn-
who'd Rhoda. the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Rhoda of Houlton, has earned
During the haying season ne useo ms
automobile for pitching hay INTO 'he
harp Resides his farming he has oullt
| a fine piece of State road as hne as theie
is in any part of Aroostook county was
| ONT the other day with his autonoplie
and the split log drag hitched TO H. IN
nroying the road. There was man Oh
the drag to superintend that end OF the
work The results of such care are that
tho Walker road Is a very fne ROAD
| The Iincolnville correspondent OF the
Camden Herald reports that ION Sun
dav of last week two lady tramps ap-
neared in this vicinity. They wore snort
black dresses tan stockings, black shoes'
thev were both past middle age aho "eie
heavily yelled: they called at Inc nome
| of Charles Mariner and asked FOR water
| and they carried black hand pags ana
were evidently very tired, for they often
| s+onned TO rest by the roadside. me
elderly lady appeared to be crying Ihey
ver+ in the direction of Hope. Some peo~
ple were suspicious, thinking lheS "7ie
detectives of some kind
The waldoboro representative OF the
Rockland Opinion writes: we mad an
other shoe factory proposition last week.
! A bookkeeper of the r. P. Hazard Co.
of Gardiner wants to operate our factory
He met the Board of Trade and they
were very favorably impressed with ms
business capacity. His proposition was
+h.t 70 the town could raise $4,000 he
would nut in $4,000. So near and yet 50
far. No one seems to have the chanse IN
! his vest pocket
| A Livermore Falls Advertiser represen-
tatiye. while en- route by train from Llv-
ermore Falls to Lewiston. and while the
train was waiting at the Leeds Junction
station overheard the following CONVEX
sation between a middle-aged couple just
across the aisle in the car. 'Lcok at that
green house over there, isn't 1t a big one
for place like this" remarked the gen.
tleman. "Where?" was the response from
the ladv by his side. why, right over
there. that great long building with so
much glses in the roof" "Oh. yes see;
well. it 4. a big one really" was the re-
nlv and the conversation ended there,
but the fine greenhouse with the
glass in the roof was nothing less
than the long shed. with many Of the
roof boards off, over In the brick yax1
But the man, DESTROYS of furnishing N
formation to his travelling conpaNp
was satisfied and never knew the dtA
ence between the old shed and an upse
date greenhouse.
senator-elect B. NJ Fernald 81 Maine
seems to have been agreeaDty nfrised
the other day to hear from the dleeAars-
ing officer of the Senate. The latter en-
cial informed him that governrnept pay
was coming to him at the rate ss $500 =
year from Sept. II, the day on which the
State election was held Ia Maine Tbs
disbursing officers checks will he mailso
to Senator-elect Fernald alt ging the
autumn. He was elected to sa4
unexpired term and conseQuent 1890
airy starts instanter. On the
Col Fred Hale.s stArin does
March 4. 1871. Aad His nams 4ps
upon the senats payroll for ~ "a
ns' H0nsn +
! Studies were aegiected for time ds
recent Afternoon at the Brighton ill
! schoolhouse at East Hebron while the
teacher and pupils watched large moose
in the field of E. E. Johnson just across
| the road. After few minutes the moose
left in the direction of Minot it was also
| seen at the Berry and Allen farm. Z
, DR.. Lionel Dudley, who is serving a To-
year sentence in the State Prison for hay
ing performed an illegal operation. is a
"trusty," ana recently was permitted to
| leave the prison and go to the Office Of a
| local dentist for treatment. AS he walked
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