The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-06-25

Brunswick: Trea>urer-Judge r. Dresser, of
Auburn; Trustee for three years Charles
Dunn. of Auburn; Committee on Fellowship
Key. ii. ;. htmore. OF Dexter W. W. Hoop
er. OF Mechanic Falls. /. j. Mead. of Augusta,
J. Y. Bradley. Of Portland. j W. knowlton,
OF Belfast; Delegates to the general convention
-Clerical: Henry Blanchard. of Portland, W
; Perkins. OF Lewiston, Il. ). Whitman, of
Dexter, L. II. Shinn. of Deering: Law dele
gates; Hon. j. W. Wakefield of Bath. Hon
l. Dresser, OF Auburn. j. z. Greenleaf, of
Bangor, W III. Duren of Calais. The report of
the committee on fellowship for the past wear
showed five ministers transferred from Maine
JAS. incent of Calais, Manson Cros>lev of
Portland, l.. H. Shinn of Deering and 4. L.
Rlce OF Freeport were granted letters OF fellow
ship. John kimball OF Turner and Otis F.
Avord OF East Hiram have been ordained At
the evening meeting Rev NJ. Crossley delivered
an address on missionary work. Rev. c. A.
Hayden OF Auburn preached a sermon on
"I pitting OF the Life" There was Il large
attendance
At the business meeting of the State Univer-
sali>t Society, June 18th, President Forbes pre-
siding. II Was voted to raise $1,000 for necessary
work, by assessment and personal pledges In
the afternoon. Rev. Henry Blanchard OF Port
land, delivered an Occasional" sermon on the
mission OF the nlNer>aii>t church. There
Were also addresses by Hon. Sidney Perham of
Portland. and DR.. T.. NJ. Fuller of Bath. on
educational interests.
The third day Of the convention opened with
conference meeting Thursday afternoon led
by j b. Bradley OF Portland and j. Ii. Farms
MI - At .ne business meeting report on
Mun>on OF Portland. 1t was resolved that
$4,000 be raised A. an endowment fund Re>o-
Iul!o"9 wv Pds>eu usldN oIihS tapital PUNISH
nieH': An aduftss was MADE pH Key: W. ;.
II M ~ "a -" l>ton' On oIuual' htN; "
terie>," and Key. l. J. Mead. of Augusta. on
~ I, "T u, 70 7i ny! aQlouIneu altei Il
se'pi0u " hef' v = " hlihlhei Of hoeAlahd'
MAINE IN GEORGIA.
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that nexr ln Tenne..t.t -i,. ,,,,oT oil, So 81
Maine hs. aho1f fine ,oi,,. az $50
sons in The INV Of Atisnt, ma ~, ih,9 b..,t of
the lit stands tb4t Ifnarahl .,n,5 hl'ro-nG it;
zen, Col J.. F. Grant, whose long life of use
lulhtSs heie Nae been supplemented by his
ssntIou9 sIIl OF NIahl farh Tor the dement,
u 1utulc StAeIatlon>' We nave no Wofthier
VI nioIe re- Ite'e9 tlIizeh IMAM Co!. Grant anu
II y 10 De 1oped mat ne may INe yet man.
aga'H 90 see h'> - arr sllt tNpand III beauty
~ prcoIie 4 0lTseiu9 70 oul people. Next 10
MN toiDe> III, ION Jonathan N"rtro>S' VINO
siM Aufhla' wilderness NioWl! develop
ny" d eIo>s-Io au', t}en mo It railroad station
lt.@-'. 40" u. 'iE an hhaUH mo me capital
vi .u' I.a't. III az ol men ne TOOK an active
FIl' IN i@ttI years me NORTH, the + ar
1Ahh' r.. " D. lbuIn. b. + Longley,
1ich' tnt h'upaA biothtI> burns, lM3adsau
~ nt,, " a'S4H' bl any tltIperl' fiaIoihs;
DIuIhn@u'' L1htt!, an Of whom nave bad
NOR 9l res - DO WIN me 'uidhg OF ihe civ
beloved Chief Magistrate Of Maine when a
Young man taught school iii Thomas county
Ca ana Is silti Pleasantly Remembered 10y many
this matter beraII>- We notice thst thp Rattie
!houuillrnt A>>ocla'lpi' Oh ihi> ely. embraces
III ~ lI>' "l olIeeI> ana charitf members nearly
patriotic and penerou. >pirit of these ..Sons o4
Maine" who have made their homes With NJ
In The tltur- W. boI ~ Ne ln ~ ON, Iftin
other enterpri>ing citizens from Inc far of Sratr
of Maine. Where winter fingers 80 Iong in The
Ian OF ,r,rinu ami br.ci,,f ii,n,,t4. yt> 10 Tho
country a race of hardy ana efficient men and
ACCOMPLISHED and mobile women rSnutharn
World Atlanta a.,
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D'" ''i> i'f-' NUN
The class Of 1874 Of Bowdoin College will
pave reunion this year. al the Falmouth
House, Portland. This class numbers on IL
roll An unusually large number prominently
apd widely known III The various walks of life,
among whom are Judge William Writ Virgin
OF the supreme Court OF Maine. General samuel
j. Anderson, Hon, Charles W. Goddard and
Joshua Sears Palmer. E>q., Of Portland Hon.
ltNTatlo u. HerrIrk. al Lawrence, Mass. Hon.
David r. Hastings. of frlehurg. Rev. George
" Adams. u. d.. OF Hn>ton. Mass. Hon.
Nathaniel Pierce. OF NewburX port. Mass. eX-
Mayor Garland Of Gloucester. Mass. Hon.
Josiah ID. PlckaTu OF Chicago. H.. Mayor John
NaIingtord Goodwin. ol Houston, Texas.
hon. HCnf! u. bradbury OF Hollis. and Rev.
Henry h. Craig o. Falmouth, Mass.
IN 7-.,-o,,. ar, . ,.,,,,,. , A.. IT,
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Ai'''' i''N
y meeting OF representative men was held in
Presque Isle june l.. for con>ulta ion in regard
TO direct line OF railroad. ID. q. Cook was
called TO the char. After discussion large
committee was appointed, with }, b. Hall as
chairman, to perfect plan of organization,
prepare stock. Subscription books. etc. and to
report at an adjourned meeting 10 be called by
the committee. a quiet determination to have