Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
Maine GOSSIP
Those Oossone "oh- Ny. Oears!"

WUIne GOSSIP
Those 0ossone "oh Ny. 0ears!"
l. never can escape it wherever there
are herds
or ladies iair to III the air with sem,
piternal WORDS.
/ hear it and | culver and ! hold my
aching ears.
To save them from the deadly blows OF
all the ON my dears."
Ny dear, you should have seen him.
Ny dear he was fright"
"R9t oh my, dear, he's not so queer
Ny dear he Is a sight"
But oh my dear just listen"
,Whcre did YOU get that hat?"
NY Gear, You know Miss SON So?''
My DEAR did SHE make THAT"
And SO the pesky phrase appears wher.
ever ] may go,
It haunts me at the drammer league or
:, At the picture show,
utation sage
Nobody seems to know just why the
thing should be rage.
It's oh. my dear think he's cute
And ''Oh dear you DON'T
And oh my dear he'll meet me ner,.
And 'oh my dear. he won't"
JeJune, ELUSIVE, weird,
6ut mat may De my jealousy
m never "Oh my-deared!'
Cartoons Magazine
1t is again time to visit Damaris-
Gotta Mills and Nequasset to see the
aIeWiVes run up over the rapids. II is
said that no one remembers such
Biddeford Pool is happy over the
rosy prospects of building boom,
development scheme being on foot
and number of summer cottages
being planned.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Awkward Of
Rockland are among the Maine coup-
les to celebrate their Golden Wedding
tins year. their date having been oh
served on May IL. All but one OF
their nine children were present ar
inc dinner, with their families. Cap
tain A>lward is commander Of Edwin
Libby Post, G.. A. r.
"oh Nouiu IKE 10 nave the city
Of Lewiston furnish it with water for
domestic and business purposes
Lewiston seems willing, but it will be
necessary 10 wait until permission
can be obtained from the Legislature.
The proposed plan is for the Lewis
ton Water District TO lay a pipe line
70 the Lisbon lire and there erect
standpipe, Lisbon then laying it's pine
from there. 1t would mean the laying
D! Lewiston of only about three
quarters Of mile of pipe.
Inc Bath Times says that a citizen
hgures that the first catches of Ken
nebec salmon at so and rs cents the
pound are cheaper for the table than
beefsteak at 65 cents the pound. 1t
then says: This recalls the pioneer
days of Bath when apprentices had
stipulated in their indentures that
they should not be obliged to cat sal
mon more than SO many times a
week, salmon Then Astounding on the
river in huge schools"
Comes story from the down river
Shipping City of woman, whose
home caught fire in the shingles on
the shed, the blaze being easily extin-
pushed by the firemen. The woman
vas frying doughnuts when the alarm
went in and, as she treated the fire
/ ladies TO hot doughuuts and milk.
she laughingly showed them where in
| her sudden fright, she had stripped a
large amount of wall paper from the
wall
The Maine druggists will flock to
the State Capitol Thursday for their
special meeting, adjourned from last
October at Portland. They will be
given information about recent ruI-
ings by two special internal revenue
officers and will probably decide
whether or not they will carry in
stock any narcotics. Addresses are
expected from Blaine S. Viles Of Au-
susta and others. Maine Pharn1a-
ceutical Association is the Oldest in
the United States.
Arthur L. itoDlnSon oil Portland has
gone TO Washington, u. c., as a del
egate TO the conference of the Arneri-
can Legion representatives, at which
the soldiers bonus will be discussed
| He viii attend as a member Of the
National Executive committee. III
place of Colonel Albert Greenlaw,
State commander, who vas unable to
go
No one in Maine saw the partial
eclipse Of the sun that took place
Tuesday morning, only Australia and
Indian Ocean points being favored.
Aroostook always plans to be ahead,
so we may believe that this young lady
mentioned in the Aroosto0k Republi-
can. Caribou, is just about all right:
In the physical examinations by DR..
Marley last week, where over 30 were
examined. 1t is a source Of considerable