Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-15
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i How l love you!
You are the most stimulating thing
| In the room,
| To you L turn
| In my brave finery,
With color in my cheeks,
A smile upon my lips,
i A twinkle in my eyes
! And hope within my heart.
] You are my last coniidante
| Before he comes.
How hate you!
You are the most depressing thing
! IN the room.
i From you | turn
| In my limp flnery.
| With pallor in my checks.
An unhappy twist upon my lips,
| CnShed tears in my eyes,
| And despair in my heart.
/ You have held out false hopes
! For he did not come!
Harvey Pcake, from Town Topics.
| Chief of Police Knaide Of Bangor.
has been notified to be on the look
out for a Cadillac chummy roadster
F.. which has been stolen from Lowell,
Mass. The car was an eight cylinder
model and was painted a dark red
with black top.
E. c. Plummer of Bath. member
OF the United States Shipping Board,
was quoted in the Senate Tuesday as
| tho pripcipol authority II, {b;e oo,,,
try on Merchant Marine legislation,
/ by Senator Jones of Washington,
! chairman of the Senate Committee
! on Commerce. Mr.. Piummer is one
Oh the principal authors of the pend
ing ship subsidy bill. which was I'M
der discussion.
-, Mrs. Matilda Wallace, a well
! known and esteemed resident of Ca
lais, observed on Saturday, her one
hundred and first birthday. She re-
ccivcd many callers, including Mayor
( Fowler and Associate Justice Han
son. OF her 13 children only
! one survives, daughter, Mrs.
John Kelley with whom she resides.
She has so grandchildren and %
great grandchildren.
! Senator and Mrs. Walter Z. Edge
Camilla Sewall of Bath) are now in
Quebec passing the first few days Of
| their honeymoon. They will sail
! Saturday on the S. S. Aquitania for
southampton to pass the holidays on
the Riviera. On their return to
Washington they will reside at 1926
Rhode Island avenue. Mrs. Edge
will be the youngest hostess in the
! Senate circle.
A christmas tree for 200 children
OF Bangor is planned for Friday, Dec.
%, by the Y. w. c. A. at the as
ISOLATION rooms. The tree arranged
| last year by the association was a
! great success in making happy many
children who otherwise might have
had little cause for being jubilant
| over the Christmas idea. Gifts for
! the tree will be appreciated by the
| association.
| Walter Timer, a Bangor boy, who
is attending Maine Central Institute
! has been notified that he has won
the honor Of receiving the highest
| rank in a competitive examination
! for admission to the West Point U.
| S. Military Academy, conducted re-
! Gently in Augusta. He competed
| against men from every section of the
! State, many of whom were older and
| in some cases had the advantage of
college education.
| The Paige car which was found
! wrecked and burned about three
, miles from Corinna village, on the
there unbeknown to anyone, besides
there can be no trace of the owners
o. any others who have any know
ledge of it, says a Corinna cores
pendent There have been many
cars running both night and day and
it seems strange that no one can
shed light on the matter.
A check for $1,000. in payment OF
subscription pledge. recorded dur
ing the recent successful canvass for
building and equipment fund, has
been received by the directors of the
Knox County Hospital of Rockland.
The money was from Miss NJ ]. Watts
OF Thomaston, who, several days after
making her pledge, fell and fractured
her hip. She unexpectedly became
one of the patients at the institute
which she was to assist in it's good
work. WIKI the check. Miss Watts