Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
Name Gossip

| Deer are reported 20 De ptenly In
| various parts Of Saxadahoc county
and many have been seen Of late
within a few mites Of Faith. A Con-
necticut party Of autoanobi1asts going
| Ia to Bath from New Meadows Ina
| were surprised q few Gays ago 70 50
! buck. TWO fawns and q doe 1t
| Witch spring. The driver stopped
his car and ii was four minutes By
actual count before the animals de-
eiAee it was ti.ne to disappear into
the woods. They did not appear At
ali frightened At the automcbiiists
and locked about At everything with
great interest. Some weeks age
Resident Sanitarian Chester s.
Kingsley, accompanied by Fred p
Ehaw and Robert A. Toothaker, saw
q Gawn and two does in the highway
near Phippsburg Center and only the
footing OF their horn alarmed the
trie before they jumped INTO the
woods.
You've noticed the changing color
Of the iesves9 Well its time 10
bank the house.
How many Of you remember the
announcement Just SO years ago
Tuesday that the steamer Riverside
would begin running the following
Monday between Augusta and Wa,
I tervi1le, connecting with the Boston
boats
To have q committee discuss the
advisability ct building a bridge
across the kennebec at Bath was
one Of the matters brought before
the directors of the Maine Autono-
bile Associa ton in Portland Monday.
= be members were guests of Hiram
W. Kicker OF Poland Spring, who en-
tertainec them with a luncheon that
preceded the business session. A re-
port vas made On the recent cam
paign throughout the State for q
sic 0e9. 900 bond issue. Five COM
mitreA were appointed to make in
quiries about dlEsrent subjects that
are Of interest to the association
They are as follows: "a, Commit
tee to take up tie question Of or
ganizing a Theodore Roosevelt as
ISOLATION IN Maine IN behalf of the
interests Of the highway by this
name from Portland TO Fryepprg;
(2), committee To discuss the cues
ton Of raising the dues Of the mem
bers Of the Maine Automobile assc-
ciation:: 80, committee TO consirec
the remaining OF the association to
the Maine Good Roads association:
IA, committee to take up the question
Of demanding license fees from the
tourists who come to Maine IN the
summer for short stay; 49,, com-
uittae 10 discuss the ACCESSIBILITY OF
bui4eing a bridge across the Kenne-
bee river. II has been definitely de-
cided that the annual meeting ct the
organizaticn will be in Bangor dur
ing the last month Of the year Be-
ports were received from all over the
state mpiiEaenting the organtza-
tom fer placing signs on the different
roads directing the tourists
Eas4por1 Esrlinel-Drinks came
rather G1gH al b. oLEkHEI tdst
Wednesday. when - prominent resi-
dent Of this city was detected with
glass Of guzzle-twistsy In his pos
session, haled before the local court
and q fire and costs amounting to
ss1s was imposed which ne ina
meciateIy paid and departed vitn
SCI. worth Of education concerning
the summary processes Of Canadian
lay.
The dispensers Of koGa and other
summer drinks. about to change the
menu to hot chocolate and other
winter drinks are naturally woa-
seriRg if the var tax VIII continue
and VIII be agreeabiy surprised tina.
the regpla lions provide no tax for
these drinks. naming the exempted
beverages as follows: Such pever-
ages consist of saeh articles as hot
beet tea, coffee (hot, cold or icedl.
butIermilk, milk, hot chocolate or
cocoa. hot clam broth. hot clam
bisque. hot tomato bisque and no,
tomato bouillon-