Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-08

A Little Way With Ne.
elizabeth p. Merrill.O

A Little Way With Ne.
elizabeth p. Merrill.)
90 a little way with me
The night Is dark, ! am afraid!
I hear the rustling Of the trees
See giants crouching in the shade.
The stars have covered up their fires,
The mists come stealing DER the sea.
The winds their sorrows sing, dear heart,
o go little way with me!
O go a little way with me
My hand fast hold within thine own!
The human touch warns all my soul
How can I go This Way alone?
With thee I fear nor night nor cold
Thou art LIES bread and light to me.
Just clasp my hand, heart of my heart,
And go little way with me!
o go little way with me
Be it the night OF, be it day!
An unsolved problem must l meet
AS fare l forth on unknown way.
If you are close beside me. dear,
Ny shadows (as at sunshine) flee.
What can befaM if you are near
o 60 little way with me!
o go little way with me.
What ship is this comes sailing by?
The Captain, do you see him stand
Where the tall masts leap to the sky!
He calls-and l must leave you. dear,
I'm coming, Captain. dear. dear heart,
Just go unto the End with mel
Rockland Courier Gazette-The deeds
which give to the city of Rockland
ownership Of property on the east side
Of Main street. between the Manson &
Nye carriage factory and point oppo-
site the. Elks Home, was recorded at
the Knox Registry of Deeds Wednes-
day. The donors of this property arc
the Davis Tillson Estate and c. NJ.
Blake. 1t is the city's purpose to fill in
along this section of the waterfront,
and eventually small park or terrace
may be established. 1t will add to the
attractiveness of the street when some
body chops down the scrubby trees
which oppose ones view of the harbor.
The following correction" is from
the Wytopitlock letter in the Lincoln
Chronicle and Millinocket Journal and
we can't help wondering, if this is a
correction. what the original blunder
could have been:
We would like to correct an error
which occurred in last weeks Chronicle
regarding the illness of Mrs. Don
son who has not yet arrived in Wy
Richardson. 1t was Mr.. Don Richard
topitlOck instead of Mrs. Richardson.
The annual meeting of the Maine
Society Sons of the American Revolu-
ton will be held Tuesday, Feb. % at
the Congress Square hotel, Portland.
The business meeting at Ais P. NJ.
will be followed by dinner at $50, af-
ter which a brief address will be Civ
en- by Adjutant General of Maine
George Mel. Presson, on National
Defence" Registrar Francis L. Lit
tlef1eld will follow with an interesting
relation of "A Local Incident of I'm
preparedness" Music by the Men
delssohn Orchestra and a select male
quartet. The notices of the meeting
say: Recognizing the demand for a
change in our usual program at the
annual meeting. it is confidently be-
lieved that instead of a long Grafton
as the chief feature, the two brief adj
dresses and the attractive musical
program, together with the change in
the hour of meeting will be generally
approved and give all who attend am
pie opportunity for social intercourse.
and, to any who may so desire. dane
ing after the formal exercises are
over" Dinner tickets $1.00 each, may
be obtained of Treasurer Enoch o.
Greenleaf. No. SO Exchange street. and
Of the .president, Philip F. Turner.
No 40 Exchange street, Portland, ana
on the dining room floor Of hotel at
time Of meeting. Members are privi-
legged to invite any others of their
| families or friends.