The Republican journal., 1892-06-23

NJ MArrEKS. The Maine Pharma-
l Association in session at Portland
sock chose the following officers:
dent, Ara Warren. Bangor; vice pres
y. ". llazeltine. Portland: CORE
ing secretary, j. Williamson, Port
secretary, IL. f. BoWditch, Angus
l~urer, II. Is. PenncN, Portland; cx-
committee, G.. l.. Fogg. Portland,
Files, Portland, c. \ Fowler, Ban
I. \. Burnham, Old Town. Dur
past winter and spring three
.Is, two sloop yachts, and several
0oats have been added to the mum
BREWER built crafts. Some OF the
ae~ are already in the watel and 9th
bc i'll "A short time. In addition to
SOME steamers have been partly built
EIc Portland Society of Natural His
Las published the Portland Catalogue
ltAe Plants. 1t is finely printed
cl o1 - pages, containing 1:j57 spe-
and varieties. an increase of over 450
;he previous catalogue. 1t is com
nE Merritt Lyndon Fernald, assist
the Arnold Arboretun, of Harvard
D.e....... The farmers field day at the
state College last week opened with
attendance. An interesting pro
me including dinner at the college
military drill, was carried out.....
10 The body of another victim of the
Mel Annie disaster on the Pelobscot
HAT of Mrs. Jose Mcdonald. was
ered. Mrs. Mcdonald was 30 years
lhe decision of Judge Haskell, of
4 a., y
Btal and Ezra l.. Sterns against j.
4a>S regarding the ownership of the
stern Maine State Fair has been filed
tle clerk of courts for the Eastern
NJ district. The decision sustains the
equity brought by the two former
against Nh. Bass. .... There was an
'le in Augusta last Thursday night
we're are grave fears that trebug is
''k IN that city. Thomas G.. Williams,
H1 lhomaston 5 best known sea cap
tS died Thursday morning. He sailed
"l lhomaston for many years. com
NAg several of lie New York firm of
ln3 u Flint finest vessels. He
Years of age. He leaves a widow
lliI sons, one of whom is Capt. Her
u. Williams OF the ship Frederick
AS>..... The great council of the In
''d Order of Red Men of Maine met in
4idI session at Gardiner Thursday A
F1anlber of representatives were pres
ne sessions We're presided over by
'''eat Sachem, W. S. Bailey, of Port
lheSe officers We're elected: Great
I1et, Walter 5. Bailey, Portland great
'eIu, Albert l.. Stephenson, Gardiner
senior sycamore, W. +. st. John,
-hNIlc3 great junior sycamore, q. A.
H. Augusta; great chief of records, G.
roster, Woodfords; great chief of
p'n, II. Il. Sargent, Portland; great
VI. II. &. starr, Cumberland Mills {;
't mlShinewa, II. d. Maxwell. Bath j;
J -lard of wigwam, ii. B. Seal, Deer
2feat guard of forest, Moses TAFT, Cal
he Togus Veterans observed their
Apal day Friday. The lightning
A m several places at Old Orchard,
"elord and Saco Friday afternoon.
shower was terrific in Brunswick, but
" bad as that of Tuesday. Charles
Ndlch, of Saco, had a narrow escape
liowning and he was resuscitated
Qfficulty after having been, under
"ii y lNil lilllltibCS, dCtOlulIS W
@count of his companions. ...A big
purchase has just been made by Sen
fllgene Hale, of Ellsworth, Hon. d.
"dyls and Mr.. William Engel, of Ban
II consists of three and one half
y Oft the south part of the town of
"UoiS, opposite Passadumkeag, and
}Fered with hemlock and spruce,
+., +n viii be cut. The price paid is re-
va y to have been S64, 600. 49,. Prof. G.
Ni N, fopes, of the Bangor Theological
n,nary, has arrived in Liverpool after
y pleasant voyage. 500. The Rockland
7pion won reports that the paving cutters
iaalhaven have leased quarries, and
sung to work for themselves. Twen-
3e OF them started Monday, and more
loln as soon as blacksmith shop is
ns ~ and tools made. They have secured
,pscts a for all the blocks they can make.
opinion also hears that men have