Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-27
Maine Gossip
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(By Elizabeth Powers Merrili)
There will always be roses and roses,
After these roses have gone.
There will always be springiimes anu
springtimes
Somewhere in a sky Of blue.
There will always be love and earth's
Always lie hearts that are true.
There will always be sunsets and sun
After these sunsets depart.
There will always Be life and life COM
New throbs OF a new born heart.
There will always be dreams, and the
Dreamers
To open a vision wide:
There will always be JOY back Of sor-
Life-after bodies have died.
There will always ne beauty and beauty
After the artist has gone.
There will always tie duty and duty
That calls men from morn to morn.
There will always be help, and the
Helpers
To aid when the world despairs:
j
Gods.
To answer mems righteous prayers!
Hon George G. Emery has again Of
fered s10o for prizes TO residents Of
Sanford and Sprinsvale, both adults
and boys and girls. for best results in
raising garden stuff. pigs and poultry.
the money will be equally dirided-$Se
going for prizes to adults, who will have
only gardens. while the remaining SO
will be given to the boys and girls be-
tween the ages of 10 and y for gardens.
pigs and poultry.
Norway reports big loads Of logs and
bolts hauled into the village by three
yoke of handsome oxen. These oxen
are owned by Edward S Abbott. who
lives on Crockett's Ridge, several miles
distant from the village. One yoke of
the cattle measure over seven feet. and
the others are steers. one pair three
year-olds and the other two-year-olds.
The steers are red Durhams. well
matched. and raised on Mr.. Abbott S
farm. Mr.. Abbott does his farm work
with oxen. Nowadays nobody would
notice load OF logs on a motor truck.
but by oxen. It's worth printing.
q. W. coffin of Harrington has 4
splendid record of public service and
although over so years Of age is still
ION duty" He has been an overSeer
of the poor OF his town for the past
IS years and for some time and at
present is chairman Of the broad. His
long record Of service rs deserving
Of much credit. for attention to pub
lie duties.
Sharon Robinson CT East Sumner
passed his send mile post on Friday
He with Mrs. Robinson have the dis
tinction of being the oldest married
couple in town, as they have entered
on the S0th year Of married life. Mr..
Robinson ~ in quite good health.
but Mrs. Robinson is very feeble and
has been in poor health for several
years past.
Sanford T.. Bailey. the new black
smith. shod l04 horses, the first five
days after moving in. besides doing
some job work. writes a Harmony
correspondent. and We need a doc
tor in this community just as badly
as we needed the blacksmith" A
little girl cut her leg badly while
coasting the other morning and II
Rok almost all day TO get doctor
from the neighboring town of Athens
Lieut.. Stuart NJ. Terrier. who with
his whole airship crew was lost on
the Virginia coast several weeks ago,
spent several summers in Maine at
Norway with his mother, Mrs. Nor
rill y. Packard. Norway people say
no finer young man ever lived. He
was lieutenant in the United States
naval service, stationed at Hamp-
ton Roads. He enlisted early in the
war and showed such ability that he
, won promotion with influence. He
distinguished himself abroad and
came home TO begin a splendid career
as his friends and relatives believed
which would place him in the front
rank OF aviators. He expected to be
one of those first selected by the gov
ernment 10 come across the Atlantic
in the airship. Lieut.. Terrier belong
ed to one Of the best of the old Bal
timore families.
When the new shoots Of no.tA Al