The Republican journal., 1884-09-04
Maine M alters.
AMENDMENT MEETINGS.

Despite the unfavOrable weather there was a
good attendance at the temperance meeting at
Maranocook Saturday. The forenoon meeting
opened at 80 under the auspices of the w. c.
I. I. of Maine. Mrs. l.. NJ. y. Stevens, of
Portland, President, presided. The exercises
began by singing by Sanford Mitchell, the well
known Boston singer. Prayer by Rev. DR..
Mann, of Alabama. Addresses of thirty min
utes were made by Miss Frances +. Willard. of
Chicago, President of the National w. c. I. L.,
also by Miss Hathaway, President of the W. c.
I. L. OF South Carolina, a native of Maine,
and by DR.. Il. III. Mcdonald, of California, who
was a candidate for the National Prohibition
convention against Gov. ST. John for President.
The meeting continued one hour. The after
noon meeting began al o'clock with speaking
by Hon. John b. Finch, Col. Cheeves and otii-
ers.
City Hall Lewiston was crowded Sunday
afternoon on the occasion of the meeting in be-
half of the Prohibition Amendment. EN-Gov.
Dngley presided. A large choir from different
churches furnished music. Hon. John b.
Finch. of Nebraska, made an eloquent address
IN support of the amendment. The meeting
was one of the largest ever held there. In the
evening Mr.. Finch addressed another crowded
audience at Auburn Hall.
G. A. II. EUNION AT FORT FAIRFIELD.
This reunion held Aug. 20th and DIST called
out the largest number Of people eyer gathered
in Aroost0Ok county. At a meeting held il
Memorial Hall. Wednesday, it was decided to
change the association into a rcgimCntal organ
Colonel l. r. Rourrs p1ttrn. III colonel
r n Putnr,n iinI1ltnn MIN Cisrl
Carihou, AJiItant \ II Wartin Ft E,ir.
field; Quarlerma>ter, \. W. lngcrsol, Iloul-
ton; Surgeon, DR.. j. II. Syphers. Blaine: Asst.
SURGEON / \ Tabor Hndo1on. Ch1nlain
Rev. f, p. Eastman. IF. FairtieId, sergeant
Major. O. 4 Robinson. sherman. O. NJ Ser
prant. F. " pnarrf IInuIton Nv inyit+1ion.
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The poultry Department of the Eastern Maine
Fair, promises to he an especially interesting
feature of the exhibition A new building /,
being erected for it near the Grand Stand