The Republican journal., 1882-12-14
PITTSFIlLD PARAGRAPHS.

to hold quarterly instead of >emi-annual meet
ingS. and that the next meeting be at Lisbon
Falls.
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somerset writes As follows: capt. Geo.
W. thompson OF TINS town. eIed Dee 2nd. He
was a man respected 10y All VINO Knew Alln.;.'..
tFople III ms village are complaining OF low
wells anu ram Is very much netded.,.... our
correspondent l'alu Visit TO the students of NJ
institute Armenian Society friday evening.
rec TN ahM was hlShlN entertained Win me
rAtIti>es- ne soGlety was called 10 order by
NE President, Ira Jenkins. Prof o. ii. Drake
offered prayer after winch + Wallace Chase
u'iN'FfG an GRAFTON. linen IoH"Weq lnt quc9-
uoh' when was as 1"iIoWN: K'>"lNrd- mai the
Pen = mShIfr lhah lhe sword me DISCUS
ZION was opened III Inc alhrhalINt bE + W
',oWe R ana IL. tlie neS'IInt 'H IL ii'tiiuH
T. nd't WIS Ht'oHV on tlt aH.Il hailNr ana
Mss Minnie ~ Klch on Inc negative. oher>
i"noN Gu: ana aIstI Il iiNtIH discussion II was
uI'Ileu IL me aiuilil'ttiff d! VOC OF ~ 10 %
iHrt lhi4utr speeches were maze ny j, VI.
W 3ls0h- Nelson, Brown ana Others J. Dana
lHIiiPe was caieH upon 10 tlliiciNt the d0lhSN
"l ine meeting Whirh ne dld m very abit
Friday evening is Resolved THAI circumstances
nay" more to do IN mahlng re man than the
llIhu- On INC aIHflnatlNe. h"oeor Nelson: on
ne hgEalEe' r +: Mac, Miss ANNE Ii. Per
hlliS' MISS carrie t. Ilh"E'
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The cold snap Of Thursday nigh and Fri
day has probably sealed up the Krnncbec solid
enough to remain until ice cutting commences
Al last. Although in some few cases bad ice
fields have been formed on a whole il j. pro-
houhttd ny lho>r acquainted win the matter
10 De me pe>' lre'Ze otif zee %alhgltf> nave had
l9f starr lor me ia>t zen years. he nee J. now
Hbou. TWO inches lhick, ana II the cold weather
continues >cIaphG VIII soon commence. Inc
business promises TO be fully as extensive Is
last season, about all The larger companies hay
in added to their capacity for storing and now
propose to I'LL up their empty houses [Gardi-
ner Reporter
The manufacture of lee begins in rarncs, from
Dakota 10 Maine. but in Maine there is hardly
water enough left 10 run down hill. ON account
Of the unprecedented dr0uth. 1t does not look.
however as if the demand for Maine ice would
be very large next season. immense quanti-
yrar', rron. II i tru. however tb9f Main.
ice il nice and wanted all the way from the
kniCktrb0cker region TO the miut-juiep line Of
New Orleans. We hear that arrangements are
being made for extensive southern shipments
of ice from the kennebec to Savannah and
other Southern ports Lewiston journal.
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The Episcopal Board Of Missions for he do
ce>e OF Maine opened it, sessions III Bangor.
Tuesday evening, 9th inst. in the st. Johns
Episcopal church. RI Rev. Bishop Nicely adj
mlnl>tered the apostolic rite of confirmation to
the class prepared by Rev. DR.. Fi>ke. the rec
tor. An address WAS also given by the Bishop.
Several prominent Episcopal clcrgymcn Were
IN attendance. The sessions continued We'd
nesday. After the confirmation by Right Rev.
Bishop Nicely, M able paper on "Convcrson'
was read by Rev. H. 2. Nichols of Brunswick
and this was followed by remarks from Rev.
Samuel plohn and the Right Rev. Bishop
Nicely on the same subject. Holy Communion
was celebrated in the forenoon at which Right
Rev. Bishop Nicely and Rev. Dr. ti>ke. rector
of st. Johns Episcopal Church OF Bangor Off
ciated The closing session of the Episcopal
Board Il mission work was held in the evening.
Addresses We're given by ReyS. Little of Port
land. samuel Upiohn of Augusta. II. 2. Nichols
of Brunswick, and Right Rev Bishop Nicely.
AN lNlIl> IL" Will HON j. II. DRl MMoNp'
Hon. j. II. Drummond. of Portland. who
knows as much about the opinions Of Maine
Rep blicans as any man in the State, has re-
GENTLY been interviewed in Chicago, He told