Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-25
MAINE GOSSIP
The Book Of Life


God wrote book; the characters we.
Some he placed on the land, some he
sailed on the sea,
Some he made slaves, and some he
made free:
God wrote book, only characters we.
God wrote book, and he put us all In,
Some he made virtuous, and some full
of sin;
Some he made stout, and some he
made thin,
God wrote book and put US all in.
God wrote book with the world for
a stage,
And line upon line, and page after
page
Show the fervor of youth and the
tremor of age.
God wrote book. with the world for
his stage.
God wrote book, and the story is
And God knew the end before he be-
And no one can change 1t under the
sun,
God write a book and the story is
done.
Author unknown.
A new golf club has been organ
lied by Lewiston postoffice employees.
Uniforms have arrived and were
worn for the first time on Tuesday.
The club is negotiating for lease
on the links of the Doyle Country
club, founded A. D. 1913 by John J.
Doyle.
Miss Christine jackson, s44 Stew
ems avenue, Woodfords, has perfected
a substitute for canned heat and has
applied for patent The ingredients
which Miss Jackson used remain as
yet unknown. Authorities state the
product is exceptionally we'll made
and will take the place of canned heat
for various purposes.
Secretary Edward w. Macdonald
Of the Rockland Chamber of Com
merce has resigned his position and
will end his duties July 1, the Cham
Der having accepted his resignation.
Secretary Macdonald became secre-
tary Of the Chamber of Commerce in
1922. after serving in similar capac-
lty Tor two years at Bristol Conn.
He was formerly professional ball
player with Providence, Memphis and
sacramento ball clubs. and during the
war served in the 18th u. S. Cavalry.
The case Of the Central Maine Cen
eral hospital Of Lewiston against the
heirs of Charles H. Osgood, the first
of series Of Androscoggin county
cases on the docket, was argued be-
lore the Maine Law court which
opened its June session at Portland
on tuesday. William H. CULVER of
Portland appeared for the plaintiff
ana George G. Wing, Jr., Auburn. for
the defendants. 1t is claimed that
Col. Osgood was to have given $40. 600
TO the hospital and that on the
strength of the intended gift the hos
pltal went ahead with certain plans.
The institution now seeks to have the
money paid from the estate.
Inc Grand Army and all allied
bodies in Maine certainly have reason
TO feel proud Of Mrs. Wallace r, Tar
box, past National President Ladies'
6rand Army of the Republic of
tryeours. She is d wonderful asset
10 them. AT the State Convention
ho,lr and many very fine commit
ments We're heard regarding the ad-
dresses Mrs. Tarbox made before the
various organizations. She ALWAYS
Knows what to say to please her au-
uIehce ana never repeats. Her re-
Sponses to greetings ALWAYS touch the
heart OF the comrades. Mrs. Tarbox
w was Maine girhand was born in
f. M. Nelligan of Holden was ar
ra1gned In the Bangor municipal
court on Tuesday on charges pre-
ierred by the State department of
neaith concerning improper grade of
III, Illih lurnlshed by the respondent
Ihere were two charges, one of fur
nlshing milk adultereH with water
and the other of furnishing milk NOT
up to grade. The respondent was