Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-23

or It's successors or assigns. or to any
| other public utility, under such terms
and conditions as they may prescribe.
| the right to use a portion of said
bridge and its approaches for the pur-
| pose of laying tracks and for their
! trains to pass over bridge. They may
| also lease for the same periods rights
to telephone companies. telegraph COM
| panies or water companies to use such
| bridge.
| The contract or lease Is by express
| terms made binding and shall be OBJ
served by the railroad company, it's
| successors, fessees, and assigns and
! upon any other officer, person or cor
poration having charge for the time
being of the affairs or property of the
/ company.
| The bridge when constructed shall
| he operated as a toll bridge until As
per cent. of the bonds issued shall be
! retired. except that travellers on foot
! shall be allowed to cross the bridge
, free from the payment of toll. If the
| bridge is to be highway bridge
| alone it is to be operated as a toll
| bridge until all of the bonds are re-
| tired.
| Toll rates are to be promulgated by
the Public Utilities Commission and
the commission may provide for the
issuance of trip or communication tick
cts at less than the regular tolls.
| The directors may apply to Congress
, in behalf of the State for an appro-
priation to assist in the construction
of the bridge. No action shall be taken
or liability incurred under the act
until the people of Maine shall have
! adopted an amendment to the Consti-
tuition of the State Of Maine authoriz-
ing the issuing of bonds for the con-
struction of a bridge between the
town of Woolwich and the city of
! Bath.
Farmers Club to Entertain
| The Farmers Club of the Legisla-
ture is making plans for a grand
good time when it entertains the
Legislature at a party at the Augusta
Y. NJ. c. A. building on Wednesday
evening of this week. From their
Headquarters the State House they
are sending out this alluring invita-
ton:
Dear legislator fellers. yore wifes,
relations, friends an them as you
would like to come anyhow:
Bein that you Legislators don't ma
it necessary to put in two 8-hr. shifts
like some of you do. when yore to
home, us "Aggie" fellers bought as
how you might not be at all back
wards to spending social evenin at
the Y. NJ. C. A. on Winthrop Hill
Gest below the Court House and
right side of the publicl libry)
Anyhow we got everything liked
for after supper next Wednesday
(the 25th) as we want that you
should be neighborly. insomuch that
YOU wont be around agin for a couple
of years Can you know how unsartln
politicks isl So come on down, an
the more the merrier.
Well start her off with a little en-
tertainment, after awhile they'll he
sunthin to eat for all hands. an we'll
wind her up with a spell OF dancin:
Kinder spread the word around
amongst the boys of the legislator. as
YOU call it. and the women folks.
An don't plan on going nowhere else
cause we're figurin on a good crowd.
Paste this here invite in yer hat
as they'll be no frills and plenty OF
fun. You kin find the place alright
Winthrop Hill, jest beyond the court.
house. and across, the road from the
night. the 25th.
Yours for n DANCED good time"
The invitation is signed by Art
Roberts. George Lord. Ralph l.. Per-
kins, All Wilson, Merle Hartman, the
committee.
Hearings cetning to Close
| Practically all of the hearings will
| be completed this week, 1t is expect
ed. but it appears that there will be
plenty of work to keep the legislators
busy until the 18th Of April.