Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-23

N OF s Sns Of Us but finds some bit of
K indy words of comfort. strength
miles that help to brighten up the
G emile care of mothers, loyal love of
7 n the list Of blessings nnd their
v asst the source of blessings offered
to US all.
n the race OF life let Joy be winner:
N one may eat with signs and frOwns
and not have indigestion,-
6 roans don't make a good Thanks
Z. Y. BRArNERD.
Bangor is to observe the one hum
dredth anniversary of Maine as q state
by a notable meeting IN Bangor City
Hall on the evening Of Friday. Dec.
10. The Introductory address will be
by Mayor Woods and the chairman
will be DR.. Daniel A. Robinson. Hon.
Henry, + Dunnack, State librarian.
and universally recognised as ono Of
Names most eloquent speakers. will
give an address on Names Centennial.
and he will be followed by Prof. DreY
T. Harthorn. principal Of Coburh
Classical Institute. waterville. who
will talk on Names Present and Flu
ture, Illustrating the discourse with
many stereoptican views. Music will be
furnished by the Bangor High School
Band. The opening prayer will DO by
Rev. Roy Scott, dean Of Bangor
clergymen.
A Bangor man. who is at present
working in Limestone and who proud
,ly claims to be a Democrat. went
home November /, at an expense OF
over $50 to register his protest against
the League of Nations. reports the
Aroostook Republican. For" said he.
ANY one who reads Article 10 as in
sisted upon by President Wilson, can
see we would have to go to war every
time England did; and we have only
one vote to England's six votes-too
much for me to swallow"
George ". Carpenter Of Castine has
been appointed one Of the Senior id.
visors at Harvard by the regent Of
the University. The Senior advisors
are elected each year from among tho
most prominent and influential MEM
bers of their class to assist the Fresh
men to become accustomed to college
life. Each advisor looks out for =
number Of Freshmen.
One of the October monthly publ.
cations contains q New England story
by C. A. Stephens, relating to tho fall
of a meteorite and Its consequences.
which is especially Interesting at this
time, writes the Bar Harbor CORE
spondent of the News. as a largo sec.
ton Of meteorite III La pounds)
has recently been placed In Jesup
Memorial Library. It was found at
Witch Hole in October 1919. and rec.
ognized by Llewellyn Barry as 4 mo.
teorite. During the present summer
il was arranged to have II placed In
the library, and through tho interest
Of Albert Eugene Gallatin. Ernesto
Fabbri and Mr.. Barry. this has been
done, the stone being suitably
mounted and inscribed.
A man drove into North New Port
land village Tuesday and reported
that he was held up on the county
road from Kingneld. causing consid-
cradle excitement about town and
was the topic of telephone CONVERSE
ton. says the Kingfeld correspondent
of the Pennington Journal. A man
hoI IF NO h,rchno az 1,n
roadside in an unsettled locality aid
tried to stop him but he had opened
the throttle of his Ford wide and cs-
capped. Later in the day Will Taylor
returned home from working on the
same road and said he was blowing
out beaver dam near the road and
just as he had lighted the fuse he saw
an auto coming which he tried to
stop for fear of injury from the ex-
plosion but was not successful. Thus
another attempted robbery is ac-
counted for.
The new electric light and power
plant which the town of Lubec is
constructing at Whiting will be able
to furnish light and power by the
first Of January. 1891. unless some
thing unforeseen appears. Work is
well under way and most of the ma
chinery and equipment has been
shipped and some Of it has reached
its destination. The concrete work
has been completed and the installing
OF the machinery and equipment is
about all that is necessary now to do.
It Is not believed that the citizens
Of Washington county will take kind
ly to the bill to be introduced as re-
ported in the Bangor Daily News in
Tuesdays issue, concerning making
the clerk of courts and county attor-
ney appointive offices. writes the Lu-
Eec correspondent of the Bangor
News. 1t is believed by most people
that some of the persons who now
hold these Offices think that the day
of long term of office holding is about
to come to an end that they are back
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