Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-20

sNQ1ne GOSSIP
~ wsu Repay
The man in gratitude may fail
And send them on their hopeless
way.
Their God and Maker, 'throned on
Takes note. and says, Il will repay"
The hardened heart that won't repent
And on the earth some mercy show.
Must some day face the Righteous
Judge,
And sense the pain it caused below,
Virginia w. Sargent. 1890, in the
National Humane Review.
The marriage of Miss Kaiulani Sew
all, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
NJ Sewall. of Bath and John Winslow
williams, son of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
winslow Williams of Baltimore, will
take place at noon On Saturday. Nov.
81, at Grace church in Bath. A recep-
tion will follow at the Sexall home on
Washington street
Rev. DIR. William B. stevens. who
has Just been elected Bishop Coad-
jutor of the Episcopal diocese of Los
Angeles, Calf, is native of Lewis
ton and was a member Of the class OF
1sosfat Bates College
increasing necessity for bridging
the Kennebec river is daily impressed
upon the minds Of the residents Of this
section, says a Rockland writer in the
Globe The new ferryboat has reduced
the congestion somewhat. so far as au-
tomobiles are concerned. yet there was
a striking object lessioa Wednesday.
when motor cars bound for the Tops
ham fair formed waiting line nearly
a mile long.
The practical side. Of the problem Is
the increasing difficulty which the rail-
road finds in handling the products OF
local Industries. The limo syndicate
is furnishing trafic undreamed Of a
few years ago. and obso.ete~(erryage
is a handicap which is becoming mere
pronounced. II the fish industry de-
velops along the lines sail to be con-
templated by the new management. the
railroad can hardly hope to cope with
it satisfactorily until ferry service
gives place to bridge.
A Washington county man who
passed through Bangor Monday in a
smart looking motor car was pointed
out by an acquaintance as one Of the
sugar spectators who knew when to
let 60. He is said to have made over
$50. 900 and to have quit some weeks
before the crash came. And only q
year ago he was digging clans for a
living.
The students strike at the Sanford
High school. because one of the stu
dents had been suspended for two
weeks has broken and all but five Of
the 80 strikers on Monday returned
to their desks.
The three masted schooner Meth
erton, built by the Job Shipbuilding
Co. OF New York at Machias will be
launched on Saturday next. She is
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will be launched early in December.
Miss Ethel Percivai, wartime
English nurse. and Dan NJ. Mcleod.
Canadian veteran, were wed Monday
at Portland. eight hours after the
bride landed from a steamer in New
York. A waiver was granted by
Judge Reed, permitting an immedi-
ate ceremony. Mcleod served four
years in q Canadian battalion, was
wounded and met his bride in an
English hospital. the two becoming
engaged more than year ago. on the
eve Of his return to this country. He
IL government wireless operator
near Boston. -.
A million and half dollars in ne
gotiable securities. the property of
Ami Whitney. one Of the weaithiest
men in Portland. was discovered on
a table in booth at one of the Port
land banks Monday afternoon. having
been laid there and forgotten. When
q safety deposit vault was opened.
Clinton T. SWEET. prominent busi-
ness man. saw the envelopes contain
ing the securities lying on q small
table, and suspecting that some. one
had left valuable property there. he
investigated and discovered that