Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-28

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Around Gods throne, Transforming all
THE Fool by Madison Cawein
Miss Dorothy Mason Of Portland
has originated an Oriental Ballet,
which was given in New York at the
Kip's Bay Community Pageant, and
will be repeated on April at the re-
cital of the pupils of Miss Mason and
her fellow worker, Miss Janet Emer-
son at their Portland studio. These
talented young women have also
originated a ballet for 10 babies in
imitation of the classic ballet, have
written a pantomime, and worked out
occasional new ideas for students,
lending to their work always an in
dividuality which has resulted in
success They are both much sought
after for entertainment on club pro-
grams, as well as for teaching in
their particular are of Terpsichore.
The men and women citizens of
Pennington are united on one idea,
that the law against automobile
speeding must be enforced, and to
that end petitions have been circu-
lated aand largely signed by business
men and women of the town, asking
the Cillage Assessors to have the law
enforced. 1t is the plan to have a
special motor officer on the streets a
certain portion of each day during
the summer months. Speed limit
signs are already in place and the
citizens are firmly decided to see that
the law is carried out and the Offend
ers are punished according to law.
One of the sights in Broadway. in
Rockland the other day was small
boy, arrayed in a bathrobe and a pair
of mittens flying a kite.
A white Cornish pullet in the barn
yard of Mrs. E. P. SCOTS large COL
lection of hens at Eastport, recently
laid a dumb bell" egg, or two regu-
lar eggs Joined together in the shape
of an hour glass, but the shells We're
soft.
Hundreds of chickens, the feath-
cred variety, will be graduated from
the Caribou high school this spring.
A 200-egg incubator has been added
TO the equipment of the agricultural
course and people may bring their
eggs and have them Matched free of
charge, thus giving the students
practical experience in incubator
management. If there is any spare
room in the incubator the school will
do little poultry raising on it's own
account, but indications are that the
capacity of the Matching apparatus
will be taxed for some months.
After suspension for several years
because of wartime conditions, I'm
the Maine Woods" the Bangor &
Aroostook Railroads vacation annual.
admittedly the most elaborate publ
cation of it's kind, has made it's re-
appearance. Perhaps it is observance
of it's return that the edition for 1921
has been made to surpass all previous
for the wealth of inviting photo
graphs. George NJ. Houghton, gener-
al passenger agent of the b. & A,
under whose supervision the Maine
Woods is published. and who last
summer climbed to the top of Katah-
din, will get more compliments than
ever before from the thousands of
woods devotees who never miss an
issue of the book.
One might infer from the following,
received from a righteously indignant
correspondent, that the roads in West
Montville aren't exactly cup to
scratch" We quote verbatim: west
Montville is all right and will COM
pare favorably with any place of it's
size. OF course now and then 1t ex-
cells and our spring roads can't be
beat, such good deep rich mud, long
stretches of cobble stones, where soil
has departed and the gullies could
not be deeper or broader. Two resi-
dents started for Thorndike last week
but decided to return after a mile or
two"