Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-06

OF summer music Soft and far
away
A nj Nightingale. bidding farewell to
Sings ancient roses and forgotten
The WOODS are lyrical About them
clings
Remembered words they heard
young lovers say
III whlsperings. when hearts make
holiday
And deem themselves unheard. The
evening nings
\ gossamer mauve veil over the trees.
The pale moon crooks his slender
argent finger
Against the blush sky. Down in
the dell
Darkness bends over, as though mem
Bid il lie on the ground awhile 10
In thought on secrets that it will
not tell.
Paul Tranquil in the Smart Set.
Fort Fairfield reports that some
farmers have already finished digging
their potatoes and with another good
7 week practically all will finish.
Herbert E, Douglass OF Bath. who
was so seriously burned by an ex-
pioslon in his steam dye house, Sept.
20, that he is still in the Bath CITY
hospital, believes that glasses saved
MS eyesight. His eyes had been
bothering hip when driving an auto
mobile and his doctor advised wear
ing glasses when driving Called to
the dye house by his stenogra pher.
VINO had found something wrong, he
rut on the glasses and feels sure that
they prevented the burst of fame
That met him on opening the door
from destroying his eyesight. Mr..
Douglass is slowly recovering from
his severe burns.
An unknown man had a Jolly good
time Sunday night in Brunswick
Folding up autos and generally reg.
| ulating traf1ic-his object being un-
known and the results of his volun-
tary work still in doubt.
The regular Fall Quarterly meet
ing Of the krox (statel Academy of
Science will be held at 100 P. NJ. on
Saturday. Oct. at the court house
in Rockland The program: "A Re-
markable Botanical Trip by Jessie
A. Johnson; Common Wild Flowers
without Common Names" Norman
W. Lermond. IA
Auburn is following in the new
schoolhouses procession, the city gov
eminent Tuesday at a special meet
! ing passing a order for $4,000 for
new building for the Edward Little
High school. with $4,000 for equip
rlent and $4,000 for repairs to the
old building The erection is to be
in charge of the city manager and
city council.
Six more deer passed through the
Bangor game inspection on Tuesday,
making the number to that night
total II. one going to Portland and
the others cut of the state.
The October meeting of the Maine
Daily Newspaper Association Will be
held on Thursday Oct. 20 at Portland,
beginning with luncheon at noon.
probably at the Falmouth. George c
Hit, manager of the New England
Daily Newspaper Association, will
speak upon matters Of Importance to
newspapers.
Mrs. Dorothy ". Parkhurst CT Ban
gor. wife of the late Governor Fred
eric H. Parkhurst, will pass most 81
the winter in Boston with one Of her
children, having leased her residence
in West Broadway.
The citizens Of Southport, under the
inspiration of Earl w. Pratt of Ye
Cosy Pavilion, are making plans for
a fire department in view of the in
creasins number of small fires and
the fact that the island is utterly
without fire protection. except the
world-old bucket brigade form. Mr.
Try This for Indigestion
Foley Cathartie Tablets are lust the
thing for constipation. Their action