Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-12

AT 'runp s, Dlast the soldier cries fare
Forth to the field of battle goes.
Inc loud huzzas above him rise and
A maiden, losses him rose,
Erect. head up. he passes by.
SishS she he is so young to die"
IN foreign soil tfrom England's Isle ATARI
nd ne sees bright minarets and towers.
Inc nag with crescent marked nv one
lone star o''e
The Orient sun that warns the hours
He f rel gave his life at England's
n Feared red not the days, whate'er betde.
a and ca1 ne heard the throstle sing
with songs upon his lips, he died.
The s,s great world. hearing. gave one
so young. he was so young to die"
This poet youth with greater songs nm
Lies where the ocean Gibbs and flows
Death on his verses have hrieht ~
>, lands hung e"' gar
upon his breast, one faded rose
From out the doors Of Heaven tho o.
TT The youthful hero as he died
seid. .e Snrlst on the blood stained
"ept Tor the poet, crucifed,
Inc Inc angels in their homes on high
ne was SO young to diev'
The Vermeule suits that b,v. hao.
in the York county courts since 1eoa
were settled Monday in the supreme
court. George F. Plaisted of York To-
seph Hover and Caroline N. Yer
meule are to receive s15 oOO I.n,,.o.,
Leroy Haley is to receive s5ooo for
counsel fees and John A. Snow Of
oa'o as receiver OF the York Cliffs I'm
pro'ement Co.. will get $4,000. There
were ABOUT Is separate actions,
my dream of splendor coming
true' writes ex-convict Samuel D.
haynes, from Highland Park. Mich
Where he is now erecting two-far
lily brick veneer fiat on a "bigb,,, -
o avenue. The new residence is
costing him $4,000, and will contain
D,iliaro room, sun parlors, open fire.
p'aces' tiled bathrooms beamed cell
!"sS ana other evidences of modern
luxury which presents striking con-
tiasts to the little. ill-ventilated col, IN
the Thomaston State prison which ba
occupied nearly IS years, before bis
eishtn petition for pardon was grant
eu' Foor Sam Haynes" as he face
..ousis terms himself in his letter is
a"lo"ng right along" and the fancy
salary which he has been drawins
ooWn since his release from state rr;..
on mas been religiously saved for i,s+
such purpose as that to which i IL
now being applied. 10
Louis Il. Lausier. ATTORNEY for Dow
dupont of Montreal, who is to contest
the Will OF his uncle. Rev. p. F. Du-
pont, Tor 80 years pastor of ST IT,.
seph's church. Riddeford. on Monde,
entered an appearance in the Wi,
county probate court. The case is re-
...,, feb. Z, but it is expected it
VIII De especially assigned. Rev. FIR
dupont left the bulk of his estate IL.
timated at $4,000. to establish a home
VI the Carmelite order in Biddeford.
warren Hill Of Machias, the towns
o'oest man, on Monday, Jan. 10, cele-
DRAFTED the 93d anniversary Of hiS birth
receiving the congratulations Of hosts
VI friends and the united wish Of All
mat ne may enjoy many more similar
occasions. Mr. Hill is a native Of Ma
slias' being the second of eight chill.
zen OF obadiah Jr., and Sally Pone
I1hi: His wife. who was Miss Mari.
=, %. Snaw OF GouIdsboro, died in 1909
ne mas four children, Samuel w ana
Io"n .. Hill and Mrs. Sarah p
L Lon of Machias and Walter T
M. OF Winthrop, Me-; also II Grand.
eH'oren and three great-grandchildren
VT. Hiii united with the Center street
CONGREGATIONAL church in JULY 1s5o
anu the following September his wife
"ecame member. He has been a dea
con OF this church since Jan 3 1910
ano clerk for many years. He was
present at the last annual roll coll ~
ay evening. Dec. 81, 1915, and Vas
one OF the most active in particina t;aS
in tie services. 'a'ine
Inc Following illustrates how firmly.
dog can entangle himself in the
hearts Of men with whom he has made
friends. The Belgian relief steamer
Brunswick arrived Sunday at Portland
after cargo. and while being locked