The Republican journal., 1892-09-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NtINe MATTERS. The State Board Of
.atn i actively cooperating with the
..t.t government to prevent the en-
-.l.e Of cholera. The United States au-
urtles appointed Dr.. NJ. l., Porter, of
lmtoith, inspector, who will be station
.- Y N8nceboro and examine passengers
.>>N- INTO the State from the Provinces.
IOTtla d seine1. the Hattie Maud, has
yl -eized by the Canadian government
-.>, CufleW for infraction OF the fishery
.Vs She was caught within the three
a limit in the Bay Of Fundy near st.
lroleWs She will be libelled with
jtw To- her condemnation and conisca-
iu The Hattie Maud is 81 tons and is
anto by O. b. Whitten. The Grand
4tud Hotel, with its adjoining buildings
lounds. un the corner Of Main and
Dessert streets, Bar iidIbor, has pass
tto lhe hands OF New York capitalists,
Anom the hotel will be entirely recon
1ed fitted with every convenience
handsomely furnished. The house.
1ed bl the uamorS, has done no bust
>~ tol the past two yca1s..... EN-PrcNi-
Small, of Colby University and tam
laNe gone to Chicago, where Dl. small
H~~'tmt his duties as head of the de
mcIh ot sociology in the Chicago hi
, ,.~',c.... Inc report of Second Lieutell-
sey, of the Ninth United States
tluN On the national guard OF Maine,
d, O.cn received by the war department.
F.. elN favorable ..... The elegant new
nol residence ot ten. j. Manchester
#ue- 1T Augusta, was totally destroyed
, asst Thursday night The cause is
aanown The household goods We're
t-..... Chief Justice Fuller and family
tl Dld Town, lis old home, last " eek.
a. rAiet Justice has not been in Old
-HI Tor some 81 years and naturally
td many changes The foundation
W utW residence foI Prof +. B. Deniu
W family of the Bangor Theological
>0dNX has been started OF the south
,le Vi the Seminary grounds to be ready
occupancy next season. 1t is being
it oy the Seminary corporation....W Wal
4 h close, of Bangor, has been granted
Ntut III Washington for a fog signal,
~ Dknown. but well dressed man, has
teu found murdered at Island Falls about
81 miles north of Bangor. The work OF
7ad.ug and building bridges for the elec-
u rJad between the villages Of Sanford
i.o Nplingyale is rapidly pushed. The
ad NIL be in operation by November l.
HE Pine Tree State Shoe Co., at Ellis
A, which lately became embarrassed
financial difficulties and settled with
is rcditUrs for 80 cents Oh the dollar, is
N d"ng business and making about 20
Nt> ot shoes per day.. 1t is reported
a- Aalles Ii, Fiske and his wife. OF Old
flld, parties to the famous Fiske di-
te eaSe, have settled their differences
ai ne living happily together.... At the
NIB OF Maine, which was held at the Fal-
.ae0Jh, Portland, Thursday, Sept. 1st,
4INs Mae l.. Alden, Of Camden, class 81,
>aeefully and wittily presided as toast
4-Stress. Miss Grace T. Cilley, class of
" o1 Rockland, responded to the toast
iAr tollege Girl at Home and Won
a't honor. Miss Cilley was chosen
President OF the club. .. The first an
AZ 'eanion of the Maine Bi- Chloride of
WQ tlub viii be held at Pennington.
!# dl issued for the reunion fixes the
"e Tor Thursday and Friday Sept. y
-' II Is expected that a large number Of
,'hlates and their friends will be in at
Aoaace- The programme will be very
1'IcNling.. Surgeon General Wyman
eslaPIed the collector of customs at
o'aaol. Me. Friday, that the action OF
authorities of the Province OF Quebec
lakes it impossible for immigrants to
,'h dccrss to the United Stated except
-. Ilongh the Province OF New Bluns-
'h Therefore the inspection lines on
Maine border OF New Brunswick
'0id be strengthened and no point left
.1i0Hj an Inspection force. The twenty
"-L annual convention of the Young
L ChiStian Associations of Maine
'4i be held at Augusta, opening Thurs.
/" evening, October 9th, and closing
'oiay evening, October 9th. The ses-
'is viii be held in the Second Congrega-
'Aai Church. The programme will in
W. topics of practical Importance to the
tk IN our State, and other features of
srcial interest