The Republican journal., 1886-04-15
Maine Matters.


THE LATE JUDGE BARROWS.
Hon. w. q. Barrows, whose death at Bruns-
wick April was reported last week, was a
native of Brdgton, where he was born in
January, 1921 and was educated at BoWdoin
college in the class of 1899. After graduation
he studied law with Willis a. Fessenden and
with Fesscndcn Il Deblois, in Portland; and
later with the Hon. John ;. Tenney, at Nor
riIyewock. lie was admitted to the bar in
1912, and settled for the practice of his profess
sion in Brunswick where he has ever since re-
sided. From 1898 to 1s55 he edited the Bruins
| wick Telegraph In 1886 he was elected judge
| OF PROBATE Tor Cumberland county, and was re-
elected in 1860. In 1868 he was appointed by
Governor Coburn justice Of the supreme judi
cEil court, and was reapponted Ill 1870 and
1871, serving three terms Of seven years each.
AT the expiration Of the third term he declined
a reappointment, prefcrrng the retirement of
private life Judge BarroWs was Il member of
the Maine Historical society and one OF its most
| earnest supporters. In politics he was Re
publican but not partisan and was as ready
to rebuke the Wrong-tOnS OF his party friends
| As of his opponents He was prudent and
faithful counsellor an upright and learned
Judge; i'll every relation of life Il man to be
| esteemed and beloved, and most esteemed and
| best beloved where he was best known.
CoNGEEssMAN REED IN THE HOUSE.
A Washington correspondent of the New
| York Herald writes thus of (ouar,,sruau
| Reed: Ih,. leader of the minority in tht.
House is one OF the most interesting figures.
| surrounded bN Il group Of oympathAlng
| friends, to whom he is probably relating some
choice alrc,ote or iei, d',,prit he scem, lost tu
| everything uoinv on in the hall Or may be.
he is buried IN the serllision of one of the cloak
| rooms. \ GU would suspect him to be the last
person to know the DRIFT the debate is taking.
| Yet nobody ever caught "Iunl'' Reed nappiny
| He will Suddenly emerge from some dark re-
cess and then make hls way to the centre
aisle There he Will pIant himself, his hands
resting on two desk, behind him, scovIing at
the speaking member in front of hun. Every
! body expect. a spicy tlebatc Il Wrauue ,omc
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TIE STATE COLLEGE CATTLE.
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ed the Maine Ntat. toIrgc farm Apru 4 and
made a vcry thorough examination OF the dis
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| led by the Cattle commissioners Dr. (teur.,
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| forwarded 10 thcf representatives. lhr pct
ZION and resolutions ASK for tine defeat "i the
bli!, and VIII undoubtedly nave much lhiIurh'r'
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