Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-01

their peace.
My old Dream World returns To me
With wisdom added TO its fold.
My heart and soul are gay and free
Because Dream Worlds are never
old
HELEN Emma Marin in the Seattle
observation-disclosures
Four days more-then bells, horns.
firecrackers and "tompedoes."
With the coming of July the scores
OF Maine boys and girls camps in
Maine will be opened. Several hum
dred boys and girls passed through
Portland on Wednesday. en- route to
their camps, five through express
trains being run from New York
City, three in addition to the regular
; Bar Harbor and State OF Maine ex-
presses.
Every Shriner in Maine who can
! and many from out of the State will
journey today TO Bangor, where
Anah Temple will be instituted. The
program will include: Ceremony of
Ernest 4. Curtis Ceremonial work
b., officers of kora Temple. Parade at
2.30 IT, NJ. Banquet at $50 F.. NJ.
Ceremonial session at 100. Saturday
will be devoted to trip to and Field
Day at Bar Harbor
Announcement OF the starting of
preliminary work in connection with
; the construction of the new State
Pier, combined with the announce
ment of important improvements and
additions 70 be started in the near
future by she Grand Trunk Railway,
should tend TO increase interest in an
early return to more prosperous local
conditions and set on foot a number
of improvements and projects which
will be found to be vitality necessary
if the full benefits of this public i'm
provement are to be enjoyed, says the
Portland Herald Considerable pre-
liminary work will be necessary be-
fore the actual work of construction
can be undertaken. but the sooner
these preliminaries are started, the
sooner the actual construction work
can be undertaken. The construction
of pier such as it is proposed to
build is no small task and number
of important facts must be positively
established before it is safe to pro-
coed with the work
Robert 3. Watts of Portland and
Charles N, Starbird of Danville,
members of the Bates debating team
now in England. plan a visit to
France before returning home and
will cross the channel by airplane.
They will sail about July for home.
Edward a Morris of Baltimore,
another member, will sail June % on
the Cedric. Professor Baird will not
return until August 1st, after trav-
cling in both England and on the
continent
Mrs. Sewell Shorey. who with her
husband on June IS at their home
in East Rochester, \. H, celebrated
their Golden wedding is u native of
South Berwick. They were married
in Portsmouth, X. H. and went to
East Rochester TO live They have
four sons, Rev. George s, a Berwick
clergyman: Wilbur s, in business in
Boston: Harry and Arthur of Lee
hanon. Mr.. Shorey was formerly a
storekeeper at York Beach
A good story of the famous Mi!li-
ken twins of Saco is recalled at the
recent death of the last. James l..
Milliken. Nathaniel vas in the
service during the Civil war. and
wanted to go home. Jim was not
then in the army. Nat sent for Jim.
Jim donned his brothers uniform and
did his duty While Nat went out on
a pass in Jim's name and enjoyed
himself. The officers never knew
the difference, although one of them
thought il strange that the supposed
Nat knew so little about the drill
The way of the transgressor is
hard and the arm Of the law is far
reaching may be vouched for by L.
Levy. alias Charles Harris Jewe.er
r. G. Barnstone of Lewiston has
positively identified a picture Of
Harris as the man Levy, who two
years ago robbed him OF a $1,000
diamond. LevyHarris is now I'M
der arrest for a $4,000 jewelry theft
in Denver, Col. He will be brought
to Lewiston for trial.
The Recreation Commission plans
to exhibit educational, historical and
patriotic pictures on the Portland
public Fairgrounds on pleasant
evenings this summer, in spite of the
protests of the theatre people. who
failed to provide such films, especially
for the benefit Of children. Supt. c.
r. Lee is in charge
with the recomme ndation of Seth
May of Auburn for Federal Pro-
hibition enforcement office for Maine,
to succeed James B. Perkins of
Boothbay Harbor. is that the two are
close personal friends and IL years
ago. Mr.. May was an usher at Mr.
Perkins wedding.
Biddeford now has a real building
boom, dwellings, going up in all parts
of the city and some of them being
let before the foundations are in.