Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-27
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Bangor is disturbed over the
Wholesale poisoning Of pet cats and
degs IN one section ST the city. i
is thought to be due TO some person
spreading rat poison. -
Five Islands gra!ge has one 81 tne
best grange libraries in the state. Il
receives many gifts Of books, mag
nzines and periodicals from summer
residents WHO like TO help It Mong.
Hardly Q week passes that the rs
brary does not receive Q GIT from
some Of them.
Carl s. Van Wrinkle. director OF
Near East Relief for Maine and the
Maritime Provinces, and Miss Delora
Smith, field worker in Maine, at
tended q Near East Relief conference
Saturday evening in Boston at which
SO speakers IN behalf of the organi-
ration were present
OF almost =, 600 pupils in the public
schools Of Bath, and two schools ad-
jacent to Bath, large percentage
have become so interested in the
school savings system that since the
opening Of school in Septsmber more
than 81, 900 have been placed to their
credit in the savings department OF
the Bath Trust Co.
DR.. Francis Alonzo Gray, pastor OF
the Bath Universalist Church, read
his resignation to his congregation at
the Sunday morning service. The
rssignation Is to take erect on Pee e
the Church, OF the Restoration in
Philadelphia, and will take up his
duties there the frst OF the year. He
has been pastor Of the church at
Bath for the past FIVE years.
Prof. John c. Tracy. head Of the
Sheffield engineering school Of Yale
and Kiwanis governor for the New
England district, presented q charter
to the recently organized Sanford XII
wants club. A BANQUET was served
and there was speaking afterWard,
with Judge George Emery Of Bidde-
ford as stoastmaster. The meetings
were attended BY 200 visiting Kiwail-
fans from Portland, New Hampshire
ana MASSACHUSETTS,.
Bangor and other places along the
Penobscot river have experienced two
days Of unusually heavy rainfall for
this time of year but up to Sunday
night no damage had been reported.
water had risen about FIVE inches but
there was no trouble. The B. r. and
+. power plants at Bangor, Neazie
and Ellsworth reported everything
functioning properly. The how In the
Penobscot and Union rivers has
about doubled but the power plants
are not troubled by a heavy rain I'M
der present conditions.
While Old Orchard will be able to
receive some Of the benefits of the
Maine Winter Sports Association. II
action is taken at once in regard. to
carnival according to Information
received by. Henry f.. Worcester,
Fayette staples Post, american Le-
gion, who has been in correspond
With Miss Florence Wallace Of Wa
| teryille, Secretary Of the Maine Or
ganization, some Of the members
favor making the first winter carni-
val a local affair. Another year,
the argue, II the miniature affair Is
q success. and there is reason to be-
| lieye that winter sports Will receive
| the cooperation of all the local peo-
pie and II outsiders display an inter
| est and attend the outdoor program.
enlarged plans can be made for the
winter Of ig25s26 Then the local Dr.
ganization would join with the State
| association and promote an elaborate
program.
Mayor A. f. Day Of Bangor has re-
ceived assurances. from men in q
| position TO bring about the desired
result. that the U. S. Cutter ossipee
| VIII be Kept in Penobscot river TO
keep the port OF Bangor open as long
as possible for eoal barges now on
the way here but for which the deal
ers are beginning TO feel . little COB
signed to Bangor which the dealers
cold weather, or at least before it
becomes necessary to ship the coal
up the river By rail- The people Of
| northern Maine will probably BENEFIT
more by this service as the people
| in Bangor are now pretty well taken
care of on the coal Situation. The
dealers have and are still workine to
! have everybody supplied with coal
| before the cold weather sets In.
Mayor Day has received letters of co:
| Qperation from Senator Frederick
Hale, Senator Bert M! FernaId, Rep
4 feSentative ira c. Hersey and Harold