Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-05
MAINE GOSSIP
,Conception

Conception
I shall bear fruit more serious than
friendship,
More important than all the joys or
sorrows I've known.
I stand upright, firm-rooted at last;
l am utterly lonely,
And utterly unafraid of being alone.
Marie Emile Gilchrist in N. Y.
Tribune.
Wednesday will be Governors Day
at the Damariscotta fair.
Daylight saving time will soon end
in Eastport. probably on Sunday
night, Oct. IL.
Two former Ellsworth boys, Har-
old Treworgy Of Brunswick and For
est Treworgy of Milo, are rapidly
building UP a chain of prosperous
hardware stores in Maine. Their
latest acquisition is the Stewart
Hardware Co, of Dover FoXcroft.
The Treworgy brothers already opef-
ate stores at Brunswick, Milo and
Danforth.
The Board of county commits
sioners of Penobscot county Will
meet at the office of the selectmen in
Corinna on Wednesday of this week
and then proceed to view the route
of seven pieces Of road which the
selectmen of the town nave pc
titioned them to discontinue during
the months of January, FEBRUARY
and March. A public hearing VIII
be held afterwards.
Maine members of the Delta Kap-
pa Epsilon fraternity are interested
in the announcement that the Coun-
ell OF the D. K. E. Holding Corpora
ton. which recently sold the
nremises at 80 West 44th street in
New York, has acquired the property
at East 51st street in that city as
the location for the club and mead
quarters. The building is practically
in the center of the new club ana
residential district of New York CITY,
Bath can adapt itself to new line
of manufactures just as easily as
some other cities have had to DO
when their chief industry. upon
which they had prospered Tor years
commenced to languish. Just at
nresent there is little doing in the
shipbuilding industry in this country
and II NAV be some years before
there is a revival. In the meantlme
there is no need to lie on our oars.
New industries are coming into pc
ing in all parts of the country. Bath.
with the excellent facilities which II
has to offer, can we'll adapt 1tselt 10
something different and perhaps pc
come more prosperous than In tne
mast. 1t certainly cannot do so II II
does not make the attempt.-Batn
Times.
An auto tour arranged especially
for the pouitrymen Of Washington
county, will be featured on Thursday
and Friday of this week under the
auspices of the Washington county
Farm Bureau and Extension Service.
The tour will start on THURSDAY
morning from the Machias postomce
and farms will be visited at Cherry-
field, Hancock and Trenton. Inc
marty will arrive at Gray's tavern at
Rar Harbor late that afternoon. A
visit to Lafayette National Park on
Mt. Desert Island will be enjoyed the
following day. The poultry business
is reported to be gaining consider
able Roadway in Washington county;
the interest is good and a large num-
Der of cars are expected to fall into
line for this tour.
Sunday was one of the outstand-
ing days of the year to Congre-
gationalists of Brewer and vicinity.
Union services were held at the
First Congregational church with
people from South Brewer. Holden
and Dedham attending. The oc-
casion was a visit of a missionary
team composed of Rev. Wilbur >.
Deming, Rev. George N. Edwards
who is connected with the Congre-
gational Sunday School Extension
Society in Washington, Oregon and
Idaho, and Rev. j. c. Gregory. state