Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-24

-ho4HC iIiu tledSaHl streets IN
Brunswick. where Chief of Police
VIM. 3. Edwards fractured the So
minutes schedule. Simmons paid srn
and costs N the municlpaI court for
reckless driving.
The Maine law court will convene
today June ~ IN Portland. with
Chief Justice L c. Cornish Of An
Eusta. and Associate Justices George
NJ Hanson of Calais Warren c
PhIibrook Of Waterville. Charles J.
Dunn OF Orono. John a. Morrill, Of
Auburn and Luere B. Deasy Of Bar
Earbor expected TO be present a
fairly busy term IS forecasred.
Dr.. Charles F. Lincoln of Shanghai.
China. IS visiting his sister. Mrs.
Hartley 6 Baxter OF Brunswick lie
has been doing special work during
the winter AT Johns Hopkins univer-
sity- He will sail July IS from San
Francisco for Shanghai.
Charles Scamman Of Hill street
Biddeford thinks ne has his York
county if not the entire State beaten
on garden stuff. for on June IS he
picked mess of green peas from his
garden.
The Asiatic geological expedition.
sent into the South Chinese noun
tain province of Yunnan 20 invesri.
gaze its range Of animal life sue
ceeded in securing several fine speci-
mems OF the serow, which is a strang-
er 10 the western world. The serow
is a mountain dweIler, somewhat like
the chamois, says the New York
World II Is wary and feet and takes
a dizzy and seemingly impossible
course among its native crags.
I cannot call riches ber-er than the
baggage of virtue. For as the bag
gage IS TO the army, SO IS riches 20
virtue II cannot be spared nor left
behind. but II hinders the march:
yea and the care Of II sometimes
loseth or disturbeth the victory or
great riches there Is no real use. ex-
cept II be n the distribution. the -est
IS but conce;t.-Bacon.
Barbados Island IS the most east
er'y of the West Indies. George
Washington took the one foreign
journey of his life 70 Barbados with
his invalid brother, lawrence WASH
ington. II Is the most densely pop
utated IN the world averaging 1.1oo
people per square mile.
When you get into a tight place.
and everything goes against you. till
II seems as if You couldn't hold on a
minute longer. never give up then.
for that is just the place ana time
the tide will turn-Ear-iet Beecher
Stowe.
The house of Pierre Sabourin. -
Colvin street. Pawtuckel. stands on
the dividing line OF two towns-Paw-
tucker and A1Ileboro-aad also on
the dividing line of two states. 50
that Mr.. Sabourin sleeps with his
feet IN Massachusetts and his head
IN Rhode Island. The courts have
ruled that where mans head is
when he sleeps there he lives. so that
Mr.. Sanbourin pays all his taxes ex-
cept the taxes on his real estate 70
Pawtucket- His real estate taxes are
divided.
Y. M. c. A. work has been resumed
IN Rock!and after a lapse of several
months and will eventually be ex-
tended to the other communities in
Knox county. in accordance with the
plans involved in the recent money
raising campaign. The local work
has been placed in charge of Charles
D. Wentworth. a graduate Of Rock
port High school. vino served his ap-
premiership in the Railroad 7. II. c.
A. IN Waterville during the summer
months of 1915. and from there went
TO Kingston. y. Y. as assistant Sec
retary. He has since been in charge
OF the associations IN Bar Harbpr
and RockpoTr. Nj Wentworth was
born in Rockport. Dec. Is. 1925. He
Is a member of the Bap I church
IN thar town. His wife was formerly
Miss Bertha Madden Of Bar Earbor
Thomas Hawken. the Rockland re-
former. who was Friday acquitted Of
assaulting two policemen al a street
carnival. retaiiated Saturday by
causing the arrest of the compiain-
ant. Special Policeman Burieigh c.
Nash. on the charge of illegal arrest
and rmprisonment.s Damages are