Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-03

And arthur says ne knew Mill
Between the Somme and Huchenyille
Where golden daffodils were gay,
Once, far away, long years away.
Old Yorkshire Dick can shut his eyes
And see the wooded uplands rise,
With Daffodils more gold. than these
Cleaning like Sunlight through the
Since Emma, on her window-sill
Has set nodding daffodil.
Holtey in the New Leader
(London).
Children led Deputy Sheriff Charles
Messenger Wednesday afternoon to
spot on Robinson Hill, two and a
half miles from Richmond village,
where he dug away the earth and dis
covered 20 gallons Of alcohol. APP
parently the liquor had been hidden
there for use in celebrating the Glori-
Gus Fourth. There was no clue to the
owner.
The dirigible Shenandoah, which
is due Ut Bar Harbor this after
noon is $50 feet, inches in length,
with a heighth of 90 feet, Q inches.
She is equipped with FIVE Packard en-
gines, which attain 400 revolutions
per minute and will drive her at go
miles (maximum) and As miles per
hour (cruising). Her endurance mil
cage is 1000 miles at full speed and
5000 miles at cruising speed.
The McCobb house at Phippsburg
Center which is to be moved to Rock
port, has been put on skids and the
moving job has commenced. The
huge building will be taken to the
river and there placed on a huge rail-
road scow to be transported to its new
location. One Of the biggest Jobs in
connection with the moving was the
strapping of the four big chimneys
on the house so that they could be
transported without settling.
Work on the Old Post road at York
village will be started Immediately.
A Boston firm was awarded the con-
tract for the new highway which is
3.77 miles long and runs from York
corner to Cape Neddick. The cost to
the state will be somewhat over $780,
600 a mile. The road will be 40 feet
wide and will be built Of concrete.
While 1t is being built, all traffic will
be sent through York Village, York
Harbor and York Beach. When COM
pleted 1t will be the finest section of
No. route of the national highways.
The newspapers have been asked
to assist in the search Of Antoinin
Durette, 10 year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cagetan Durette Of Is Irving
street, Saco, who left his home May
2S. No word has been heard from
him since that time. He was thought
to have gone to Manchester, N. H., or
Waterville from Saco, but his rela-
tives in either city have not heard
from him. Durette is feet inches
tall, weighs $50 pounds. has brown
bair and eyes. He has scar on his
right cheek. When he left he wore
a brown suit and gray cap.
Bar Harbor will be the mecca of
thousands on the Fourth, the giant
dirigible Shenandoah being the mag
net. In addition to the program laid
out for the entertainment of the gov
errors in Bar Harbor, a live commit
tee of Bar Harbor men has arranged
a Fourth of July program for the pub
lie. This will include civic parade
q
game between Bar Harbor and the
Easterns of the Maine league, begin
ming at o'clock. and a grand ball at
the Casino In the vening. There will
be two bands at Bar Harbor.
An unusual trespass case was heard
before the Damariscotta municipal
court on Tuesday when Allen oulton
Of West Neck was arraigned on COM
plant Of Anne Benner. 1t appeared
that Miss Benner had bought land
tenanted by Mr.. Oulton after he had
planted a large garden. MIR. Oulton
claimed the right to care for and har-
vest his crops, the "emblements," as
the law calls them. Miss Benner
claimed that he had not stopped at
emblements but had ruthlessly de-
stroyed a great many mustard greens.
Oulton said the mustard was in the
way of his peas. Oulton was dis
charged.
A proposal from interested parties
in Machias and Jonesboro, to change
the state highway between the two
towns, thereby eliminating the town
Of Whitneyville, has been received by
the State Highway Commission. Pro-
tests have also been received from
Jonesboro and Whitneyville, the one
from the latter town having been
signed by every voter in the town
with the exception Of seven who were
away at the time. Feeling runs high
regarding the matter and proposers
and dissenters will appear with coun-
sci at a hearing Of the Highway COM
mission which will be held at the
Court House in Machias on July ~.
The 22nd annual campmeeting will
open today at Old orchard and will
continue to July IL under the auspices
Of the National Association Tor the
Promotion of Holiness and the OLD
orchard Holiness Association with
Evangelist c. w. Ruth Of 1ndianapo-
lis. Ind, in charge. Evangelist Ruth
will be assisted by Rev. Emory Petit
cord. evangelist of Columbus. Ohio;
Rev. B. F. Nicely Of Oklahoma CITY,
okla. a successful Southern evange-
list: and Rev. Paul Freese OF fasa-
dena, Cal, an evangelist Of note. kew.
Arthur w. Gould Of Providence, X. L.
will have charge Of the music. with
Miss Gladys A. Beers OF Maiden
Mass, as pianist.
Some months ago Henry Ford
turned out the ten millionth car wnlch
his company has constructed. The
early cars built by Ford are quite a
curiosity but one of the first thousand
Ford cars is owned by George smith
who lives in Georgetown at the head
Of sagadahoc Bay. 1t has no top or
windshield and looks like an old
fashioned buggy with small wheels.
There are but two seats on 1t. The en-
CINE sets crosswise Of the frame, IN.
stead of in the position which the
engines occupy in the more recent
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