Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03

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pay-Adv. nov26-3-dec4
Maine Gossip
You and !.
9Rehoboth Sunday Herald,
| low,
Across the lake and through the rust
The spiendo ae Of the golden afterslow
! Cleans through the blackness OF the
! great yew hedge;
! And this read on earth and in the sky:
We ought to be together, you and l.
Rapt through it's rosy changes into
! dark
( 1Hades all the West: and through the
shadowy trees,
And in the silent uplands of the park.
| Creeps the soft signing of the rising
breeze.
It does but echo to my weary sigh.
/ We ought to be together. you and l.
My hand is lonely for your clasping.
My ear is tired, waiting for your call;
/ want your strength to help, your
/ laugh to cheer;
Heart, soul and senses need you. one
and all.
I droop without your full. frank sym
We ought auis to be together, you and I.
! We want each other so, to comprehend
The dream. the hope. the things
planned, seen or wrought;
! Companion, comforter. and guide. and
| friend.
AS much as love asks love, does
thought need thought,
Life is SO short, so fast the lone hours
| fly,
We ought to be together, you and I.
The search for the remains of the
hunting party drowned on Nov.
while crossing Richardson lake. in
Guiding Rev. J. NJ. Frost and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry belong, has been given
up for this season, owing to the Sc
verify of the weather and the ice
| formation. The services Of a diver
may be tried, if the lake does not
i freeze over.
Pushe Brothers of Dennysville, u
large shipbuilding firm, has bought
for $500 the wreck of the auxiliary
which was captured and burned by a
|
the Bay of Fundy. She is now at
! Rumery's bay. two miles south of
PASSPORT. 1t is understood that. she
will be rebuilt. 1t is also said that
the German government wifi be asked
to pay for the damage done by the
submarine.
| The automobile was seized with its
125 gallons of whiskey, after it had
been wrecked in the front yard of
! Frank C. Deering at Saco on
! Thanksgiving day, remains without a
! claimant. 1t is estimated that the
/ liquor cost the owners about $500 in
/ Boston and that they planned to net
about $4,000 on the deal. The loss is
total.
! DR.. Henry S. BurraGe who was a
caller last Tuesday at the library of
IL Maine Historical Society, Port
land, says trouble with his eyes ag-
gravated by severe cold have seri-
ously interfered with some historical
work he is anxious to finish. He and
Mrs. Burrage will live at the Co
lumbia Hotel until next January
after which their plans are uncer-
tain. One of their daughters will
pass the winter in the South and the
other in California.
Chin Dung Lok, Chinamar
charged with being illegally in this
country. whose case has been pend
ing since August. 1917, was ordered
deported Saturday by Judge Clar-
ence Hale Of the United States dis
trict court The original hearing in
the matter was held in August OF last
year, the finding of Commissioner
Chapman was that he be deported.
appeal was taken within the 10 days
limit, and he furnished bail in the
sum Of $1,000. The case reopened in
March Of this year, but was continued
that further evidence might be pro-
cured. John B. kchoe appeared for
the respondent. Judge Joseph E. f.
Connolly has also been somewhat
connected with the case. Assistant
District Attorney Elmer Perry repre-
scented the government at Saturdays
hearing.
| The Richmond Bee feels that Rich
mond has reason to be proud Of the
people who made possible the "a per
cent. over subscription of it's United
War Work campaign. SO publishes
| the complete list. The towns quota
was $3.50 and the subscriptions
amounted to $2s53.s7, or s1413.97 to
the good.
| The Bangor police station had no
| commitments on Sunday. The Jail
ocords show no commitment for
rnnkenness since Nov. Is. and but
; wo persons are now serving SEN
| ,eroes for that offence. The News
reports that the local price of whis-
key is 81 per quart and lone motor
I, ious booze merchant in Ward IS
said to be doing a big business in
half pints Of perfectly awful whis-
icy at 81 per-"
Mrs. Elizabeth Frost Blanding OBJ,
! tcrved on Sunday her 92nd birthday
t the home Of her son. Edward NJ.
| landing, Madison street, Bangor.
although defective in eyesight and
With hearing impaired. her general
| health is excellent.
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