The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-04-02
Nr-Ws OF THE WEEk.

NJ NtfNI vi y EISs nc hdIuc CCIOOl-
masters Club met at the West End Hotel,
ioruA,l. March 9th, about 30 being pres
sot unner was served, after which in
hrua speeches were made. The follow
as Ulcers were elected: President,
,eNee g. burlington, Pennington; vice
PRESIDENT, H. f. Cole, Bath; secretary
ml uuasurer, +. W. johnson, Waterville;
HeIllri ot executive committee, Prof. A.
3D. l.lG-lS, Or0no; member of member
saN "mmttee W. l.. Powers, Gardiner.
t .einlOn OF the graduates and pupils
of .at oid Wuterville Academy. Water
HIr arsIeal Institute, and Cuburn Clas-
s.s Institute, will be held at the Hotel
Au4lNc. Boston, Friday evening, April
7l .tr tu clock. All former pupils and
Ita-at,, with their friends, are invited to
b. present. Professor William Mathews,
-Al' ue o1 The early pupils and teach
eis. N preside. Principal Frank w.
joD4sWa, A. NJ, Professor Edward 5.
>H.1u ll Nathaniel Butler, Professor
Asa aue, and Honorable Lewellyn
l9N... he present and respond TO
tJa.- lAr front car OF a loaded train
ou .H u1emck railroad lett the iron
Nr ma protruding three feet over
u
.r.l4- % Main street, Euckland, own
org ressey heirs 1he building was
.us.. U lWu and thrown about fifteen
total damage is estimated at
\ board OF trade al Macha5
N- nled March -4th, with George
W -a president; Edw. b. Curtis,
NNs ugteilow and Henry IL. Smith,
NH -'aruts; w. ;. HattaHgall, sccre-
@. le~ Ii. Bailey, treasurer. Two
- NIe present, including represen-
.- .-llt>o men..... The Old Town city
| al mas issued certificate OF
| -i,.l I'D. /. IlaItweIl, the Democratic
MH# is reported that Hon. L. Is.
d"- -nt Republican candidate tor
5, 7l tile bill in equity and con
@ 0ccuOu in cOurt..... The Pine
'e -l gave a dinner in honor OF Bow
/ 7Ia r-e and the prominent alumni OF
4 4'sSi, >ets at Hotel Brunswick, Bos-
| 9l Mal'l nth. More than l20 friends of
! Ae ll.. assisted in the celebration of
7elt@4 night and among the promi-
4gl' v4bers We're Rev. W. De W. Hyde,
tHoell II Bowdoin, +. L. Hill, secre-
a} OFF State board OF education, Dr.. ID.
a Sargent, director of Hemenway gym
Amal Wit OF Boston. -. The black ulster
om hlet Engineer w. A. Allen of
4e Ma Central when he fell from the
'4g. .ad was drowned at Lewiston,
Va UlaO at 10 O clock Friday forenoon
y d. nua. , crew which was dragging the
l'e O,ow the middle falls. The coat
S@ rVe0 half way up the back but was
a' nn III any other way. The sleeves
'rl' i-lt side out, and no buttons were
9H otl In his pockets were his leather
groves, MS note book and a newspaper.
.le VII nj the late DR.. b. F. Tibbetts of
'@SNdlboio provides for special bequests
ggIegauag so, 900. OF this sum $40, 600
n~ btqaeathed to his sister, Abbie A.
0eugewoJd, 81, 900 to his brother,
@anuei F Tibbetts, and s., 900 to A. l..
pAteh'uSe. One thousand dollars he
CAV gave iol Tree bed in the Waterville hos
r~A aud made nine bequests of 5000
.%1r'-M Mr.. Alonzo Towle, the Maine Cen
VA ehgineer, has just been promoted to
4e position Of division foreman of motive
go"el to take the place of Mr.. j. A.
nNtonI resigned. Mr.. Towle will take
llt new thee on April 1st, and will have
Aeauqiattels in Portland. For a number
t''lNl w lONlC Has DtGIl
M ~ '0ldictOr II. A. Whitney's train, the
NAs } ankee, between Bangor and Port
l.'-...t ommander l.. d. Carver visited
eQ a. Norwood Post, G.. A. X. of Rock
H. ''Sl saturday night, it being his first
NNil. Another general order is
'nu4 early i'll April. The Su-
''"V oHlt at Ruckland closed last Fri
HlNtces to the number of - were
'h he criminal receipts for the
"ere only 500, the smallest for
''>Si IA for ten years. -. The lasteIs of
'"H small shoe factory, Auburn,
n' 'I" on "A slrike Saturday afternoon.
tn. FnIp"se, it is supposed, is to en-
" H. lorce the firm to recognize the
md tad Shoe Workers Union. -. Mr..
pu MlS William Blackwell of Corinth
,a ur able to celebrate their diamond
11'ns soon, if nothing happens. Mr..
ayK"eli o' is 90 years old and his wife,
y" They have been married over
'gais and both are natives of Fairfield.
nm tAe hrst of May the State Assessors
pn,' 9'sn campaign that will last until
bnr 'l' The members of the board,
beor. ollS Hayford Of Canton; Hon.
NJ ottle of Lewiston, and Hon. W..
levi t"isiiall ~ of Belfast, accompanied by
b. - hummer, will visit every county in
gs Y''lt ,'!' Tor the purpose of holding meet
(a1d; "'u the various local assessors re-
> ear lne taxation of property. This
aado 'ue valuation of the State will be
Bona, Np'''.. The State Insurance Commits
1 BE N sending out to those interested
ugi0n ui"S OF Maine, including those made
his me legislative session of 1895.