The Republican journal., 1883-07-12
Maine Matters.
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.
COLBY NECROI oGN

At The meeting of the Alumni Association of
Colby University the necrologist made the fol-
lowing report: Class of 1925, II. A. Smith;
born in Watervile. Jan. ,, 1906; died in Kala-
mazoo, Mich, July 20, 1881, aged IS wears.
Glass 1889, William LamSon, born in Danyers,
Mass, Feb. -, 1872; died in Gloucester. Mass,
NOV. %, lSS2, aged 20 Years. 9 months. Glass
1880 stephen Colby, born in Bloomfield, Nov.
IL. 1877 died in Skowhegan, July /, 1882, aged
"a. Glass Of 1882 Joshua L. Thompson, born
in Starks. Maine, Oct. IL, 1915, died at Swectes-
boro \. j.. November /, 1881, aged sc. Glass
of 1910. VIM. Tillcy, born in Newport. Il. L.,
August y. 1903, died in Jefferson. Me. Oct. ,.
1882. aged a. Glass of 1911, Calvin Bickford,
born in Sedgwick. Jan. ID. 1913; died in War
rem, Me, March 6, 1888, aged 20. Class 1871,
Alonzo Coburn, born in Bloomfield, Jan. 6.
lSl2; died in Skowhegan. Nov. 10, 1882, aged
20. Glass 1898. George q. Percival, born in Wa
terylle, Dee. %, 1857 died in Waterville. Aug.
3, 1882. aged A years. Glass 1862. Isaiah Re
cord, born in Canton, Jan. -, 1880: died in
Houlton, March II. 1888, aged - years. Glass
1853 IIorato y. Nutting. born in Parkman,
April 20, 1888: died in Redwood City. Cal Nov
20. 1852. Glass 1868. George ;. Srammon. born
WatelNie. May Is. 1870; died Maiden. Mass.
March -. 1883. Class 1875. Charles H. Sal>man.
Dee. u, 1876; died Lebanon. O., Feb. :. 1852.
Class 1881. George +. Ioungman. born Bel
grade. NOV. Il. 1854: died Watervillc, Jan. II,
lrS2. Class 1881. Charles Mills Coburn, born
>kowhcgan Jan. Il. 1860; Ii, 4 Skowhegan,
July {. l>>2.
SIM, 1,.,11,rx, ar nan,
The >hip-buiidng interest al Bath is very
active at present. The yards are crowded and
t,,.' NY i' - ~" DI,I i'" ~. IN
NAV ~ ~ rcno 49,, ~ y 'i' Nv
.ir. + pd,b III - ne
larger than any built before III this State They
ure also At work upon ship Of 5000 tons,
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and that IN attempt will be made to manu-
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THE FUTURE or MAINE.
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mi L1or; mn 49,. ,',' ''
;ntlnanc "f ~" nond, III CIV; ny .r,e
.iI =, ~. !ii"i'' H'itN'' IA 'ilN way
fai1 hoil, ,md ,.aIini ~, :" ~
that use, at least that il allows rropIo 10 rrat-
itv tastes that mere barter would moi do.'
HE TIME !" CT HAY.
the important question with the farmer is
Nv hen is the time TO cut grass Mr. Gilbert,
an eminent Maine agricultural writer saws M
on this point;
ii is safe proposition 10 lav down that
.icd of grass contains the most nutrition nj tho
time it has completed lis growth. By Til, do
not mean at the time it has ripened OF. Thi,
period of the completion of its growth will be.
usually. seven to ten DAYS na,t The blossom Al
this time grass retains an the grecme>s of its
earlier stages, there i more in quantity and it,
nutritiyr material 4, olganiIad into ihat con-
dition which is mos valuable for stock food. #
has not been popular to lay down such claim.
Nat it has been forced upon me by results in my
own experience Many other farmers. loo. have
found the same convincing evidence in The feed
ing barns. All know that stock at pasture
grow faster and fatten better on the mature
grasses of last of july and the month Of August
than on the immature grasses of June. Il do
Massachusetts. when bIIttine HI .Jvn,to. ~
dried grass that cattle running in Il honey
>ucNc pasture Will thrive better and fattcn
fI>tcr after the heads have Drowned from ma
turijy, than when it is Il sheet of white bios
SONS "
CUMBERLAND MILLS
Tho Portland Tr,n.a,.i,,t ,,,, r,,,,rI.,iI,
growth Of CunharIanI Xiii. uifir ~ 't
Az. YAM. i cI.iji In, ti ~ 't'i H. t'ii Ia>.
tbar ,ime l95 L,,iIiinos Jyril;n% hi', f ~,
,r,.,t,.,, ,a+t L,.o ,,, J,,,it iol .ii'
cellars are dug for about 10 more. :. u. War
rcn 4 Co. pr9prictor> Of the paper mills. have
hulIl HgrlI@ lhr la>l year IL tfntmeht> and
i"I7r 9i9Gh containing Tour stores, an tldd Fe!-
i 1;.; nan GIc ih'E nave iu>i hnI>Lcd al a'-
. .!ill mn, 10 De used for bleaching wood
~. npi T. tlr. oH'l Door paper. ana palr paper.
lhe i'itcF u>Gd I9f Hlhogfaphlc ana similar pur-
LloSt>' ! mace thrfc' imported la9~ beng used
l"I " nt>t fuaIliy, Whlie another quality i
y trI III ~ EaISG quantities from wood