Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-31
Maine Gossip
Christ 10 Eisen

BY
Mrs. Juliet Marion Stanley Warren
Christ is risen! He lives on high
Christ is risen" His children cry:
Risen through all eternity.
Yes. He lives, the risen Lord:
He still lives proclaims His word;
Lives to WELD the Spirits sword.
Lift Your hearts and anthems sing;
With His praise let tn wclkin ring;
Honor. worship Heavens King.
Christ is risen this Easter morn:
He will lift this world war-worn;
Shorn of gladneSs and forlorn.
He can cure this old worlds ill,
And its turmoil He can still;
He can whisper, Peace, Good WILL"
Christ is Risen, hold this thought fast
Christ is risen: forget the past;
He shall rule; His reign shall last.
Ford last.
Portland, Maine. Easter 1928.
]. NJ. Adkins of Turner, hasn't
missed n town meeting in As years
and has voted at every State and
National election since 1876.
A 24-tencmcnt building at Maple
and Blake streets. Lewiston. has
been sold by Arsene Caller to Will
fred Gervais and Raymond NeilleuX
of Lewiston. The price exceeded
$4,000, said Mr.. Caller.
While skiing across a field adjoin-
| ing the woods near Falmouth Fore
side, Portland. Sunday last, Frank
S. Hincks, resident of Johnson
Road came suddenly on the frozen
carcass of a young doe close by a
brook in a deep gully.
The record for early vegetables is
claimed by the postmaster at Sea
Wall. near Southwest Harbor. who
has potato plant Is inches high, two
small plants about s inches in height,
with several clusters of white BIOS
sons and one bean, one-half inch
long.
Cost of clearing Lewiston's streets
| and catch basins this winter will
,, amount to about $4,000, stated A. G..
Roy. superintendent of the street de-
partment. Conditions affecting his
department have been the worst in
his experience, he said, and he has
been there II years.
! A Bath man who drives an auto
mobile on long trips says he always
carries long piece of an old inner
| tube. He has had one end glued to-
gether and says in case =, needs to
| fill his radiator and has to do it at
! some place. where there is no pail
| handy. he uses the inner tube for a
| pail and declares it works very we'll.
While the orchestra played the
"Marsellaise" at o'clock. Thursday
afternoon in Keith's Theatre, Port
land, the program was suspended as
a tribute to Sarah Bernhard, the
French actress. This was on direc-
| ton of Z. T.. Albce of the Keith Or
ganization because her last American
tour in 1918 was on this vaudeville
e circuit
Charles B. Hosmer of Auburn has
Lgone to Santo Domingo, where =. he
will be the United States consul. He
| was promoted IeCcHliy lEOII VICE.
consul and was transferred to Santo
| Domingo from Havana, Cuba. where
| he served three years. Mr.. Hosmer.
who was formerly private secretary
to Congressman Wallace II. White,
Jr. has been in the diplomatic service
| a little more than four years.
The annual meeting Of the Maine
| Library Association Of which Libra
rian Elmer r. Boyd of the Bangor
public library is president, will be
held in Bangor, June and s. The
| leading speaker will be Miss Adeline
| Zachert, director of school libraries
! for the department of education in
Pennsylvania. She was sent by the
| United States government to organize
the library system of the Danish