Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-28


BC- a. tte world - weary far Just the
smile o. you!
WHAT the bright skies above me-ths
hills with banners bright
"ia'o IL, y% 2.a'.- As1E; e i2ys me-~i'h-
And every prospects dreary, and not
one flower ! view.
For all tne world = weary for Just the
smile OF you.
r. l. Stanton, n Atlanta constttu-
,ioEl-
Rlmford has no call 20 feel much
dissatisfied with her censzs report
being credited with ga per cent. in
crease il population since 1910. The
1910 figures were s777. while the 1920
give 7ols.
". Raymond Davis OF Pennington
according 70 the Journa! Chronicle,
on Monday morning. aug. % rad a
corn stalk in his garden measuring II
feet l. inches 4ll-aad stiu
growing.
william H Ger-il! Of East Corinth.
who died Aug. g al the age Of ST.
years. vas an old-time stage driver,
for years covering the Bangor
Moosehead route. He vas also a vet
eran Of the Civil War.
The people Of Atlantic. on Swans
Island. are low complaining about
the gulls, which they say have been
eating too many OF their ripe blue
berries and also stealing the herring
out Of the bait pockets on the lobster
boats.
white burberry is certainly a
novelty, but Guy L. Walker, VINO
lives in Paris about or miles from
South Paris village has some bushes
which bear that kind OF fruit. He 10
interested in berry culture and has
many novelties among his varieties.
Captain ]. D. Eastman Of Phipps-
burg seems 10 be as much at home
with gardening as in charge of a YES
SCI. for the other day he dug Isl po-
tatoes from two hills. His garden
also produced the first green corn
OF that neighborhood.
The annual campmeeting OF the
Maine Conference of Seventh Day
Adventists opened Thursday evening
at the Garcelon lot corner Of Sa-
battus street and Eastern avenue
Lewiston and will continue until
Sept. s. The attendance as usual is
large.
Speaking of young old men. how
about A. J. Sands OF Sebec, IS years
OF age and the oldest man in that
town? He superintends a farm of 1873
acres for his daughter. Miss Fanny.
formerly his own and drives twice a
week with the cream to Dover, FIVE
miles. He drove the moving machine
and horserake during haying and
part of the time drove the horse to
pitch off.
The fruit sent into Alfred Jail for
Henry Laplante, bound over to the
grand jury in $1,000 for alleged high
way robbery. failed TO reach him.
because the jailer inspected it and
found several saws and IS bank
certificate. The father, Fred Laplante
and a brother Arthur. were arrested.
Fred pleaded guilty and was also held
for the grand jury. Arthur pleaded
not guilty.
ly wildly reminded of the tragedy of
a few years ago when four girls got
into deep water while bathing and
were drowned, by the narrow escape
of Miss Beryl Bckay. who while |
learning to swim. was on a sand bar
and the treacherous sand gave way
beneath her feet. letting her slide into
deep water. Miss Madelyn Wyman /.
went to her rescue and both reached |
shore safely. although exhausted and |
Miss Mckay unconscious
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Buzzo Of
SIS High street, Bath. have a unique |!
and valuable set of dishes 100 pieces. !
Georgetown deposits of Golding & |
Sons Co. Of which Mr.. Buzzo Is gem
srai manager. The gift is from Mr.. |
iolding Of Trenton, n. J. one of the