Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-06

Victory cometh not VIGOROUSLY.
Tightening be in thine hand
And knowledge in thine eye.
Straightly and firmly stand,
So sae1 i've a't So fight, so die.
That without let or shame
You dare at last to ask in His own
name
The victory
Hamilton Fish Armstrong, in New
York Tribune.
The Maine Sportsmen's Fish and
Game Association is urging old mem
hers renew their membership obliga-
tions, and that new members be
added from all over the State. MAX
ing it possible for the committees
to undertake legislative duties
always of Importance when the law
makers convene. The officers OF the
association are solicitious that the
membership be largely increased.
Old Town is the first place in that Sec
ton to take definite action against
Bolshevism. A city ordinance has been
framed to be passed as soon as APP
proved. by a Supreme court justice, as
follows:
80 person shall exhibit. display. car
ry or expose upon. or in, any pubic
street, park o. way, or in or upon any
public property within the limits Of the
city of Old Town, any banner, flag or
other symbol or device having for its
purpose or intent the encouragement
of opposition to the constituted Gov
ernments OF the State of Maine OF of
the United States. under penalty of a
fine of not less than SO or more than
500 for each cffense."
Perhaps the smallest residence in
Bath, next to the Small bungalow on
the Mulligan wharf, for a guess. even
| smaller than that. is q cute little
| bungalow on the edge of the wharf
| property vacant lot between the Davis
| junk storehouse and the Bath Grain
| Co.'S store, says the Bath Times. This
residence is neatly painted, has little
sked on the east side and has as hand
| some a quartered oak front door a5
there is in Bath. 1t is neatly painted
/ and a very attractive and cosy domi-
! Gle. This little dwelling was purchased
u
Bowdoirham on Capt. Crooker's light
ers, one bringing the house and the
other the ell. In the windows are
/ pretty lace draperies and there is an
! air of thrift and comfort about the
| home.
| Mayor Lem.ire of Lewiston has or
no nl1 a
! the present. hey have been SO num-
erous in Lewiston of fate, that hun
dreGs of complaints have been received
by the mayor from persons who believe
! tag days are getting to be a nuisance
and asking that he take some action
to stop them. Accordingly Mayor Le-
MARIE has decided to permit no more
least
| The Bangor Commercial learned
, Wednesday from source which it con-
siders trustworthy, but which was not,
however. the local office of the corpora
! ton, that the Eastern Steamship Lines,
| Inc, is to be purchased by Charles w.
/ Morse. former owner, OF steamboat
/ lines along the Atlantic seaboard and
that he will resume the service already
| discontinued or the lines Of the COM
| pany includini the Bangor and Boston
service which, has beei ordered discon-
! tinued by the company Saturday. II
this report proves true, it will be glad
| news to shippers and to thousands Of
IN, ct uyhn
| wise by reason of the discontinuance
could re isolated during the coming
winter and spring months when some
means Of travel with the commercial
centers IS indeed boon.
The women have demonstrated that
they can make good at most any kind
of work they undertake from war
work to the business affairs, writes
the Bowdoinham correspondent of the
Bath Independent.
One Bowdoinham young woman re-
Gently filled an appointment for a
travelling salesman who was on the
sick list. She went to a nearby city
and returned with $500 worth of ord
ers. Business men on the street have
found it necessary to employ female
help and all of the grocery and dry
goods stores in the village have wo-
men clerks and they are making
good, besides the Sagadahoc Fertili-
ger Co. and the post office have wom-
en- assistants.
F. Clarence McDougall, a native Of
Rockland and now resident of Rox-
bury, Mass, writes the Courier-G Ga
zette concerning his record as a ped
estrian. He has in the past 1871
years walked S395 trips from his home
to his place Of business on State
street Boston, an estimated distance
of 25,1S5 miles and with saving in
carfares Of s423.37. He doesn't men
ton the extra shoe leather, but he is
certain that his health has benefited
greatly by the exercise.
The rum" room at the county jan
had it's entire stock-a small case
stolen, last Friday, when one Of the
inmates, Jim F1yn of New York serv-
ing a term for larceny, with the aid
of Tom Morrison, a trusty at the Jail,
started a business which they be-
lieved would make them rich, relates
the Pioneer, Houlton. A key was
made to fit the room where the coun-