The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-01-14
>l-NS OF THE WEEK.

l-NS OF THE WEEK.
MATTERS. Hon. 4. D. Manson
who died at Goungs Hotel,
M 18th. left an estate value d at
--U 600 His will was filed Jan.
Bangor Public Library will re-
100 for building and MI Man
ate library; the Children S
the Home for Aged Women of
81, 900 each; the Perkins Insti-
a Blind, South Boston, for the
rsn department, s., 600; the in
tr instruction of persons of
and Indian races at Hamp-
5000; the Mt. Hope ceme-
lJion of Bangor. 81, 900. Be-
made to a number of lela-
ucle Scion Chase has retired
'-7 office at Chase S Mills. He
postmaster there foI twenty
u.s. with entire acceptance to
"a and sent in his resignation
-s ago. to have it accepted only
ddy, his successor having been
asst week. ....... The Bowdoin
~teiation held its annual dinner
nix Jan. 6 in Savoy Hotel.
H5d for -. j. H. Goodnow,
The association, presided and
-e William Dewitt, president
..-e and Francis NJ Hatch.
1It addresses followed by a
uubeI,. Letters were read
tg Frye and Chief Justice
ohm Mcdonald. one Of Bath
and best known citizens,
ding SlHphuilder, died Jan.
Mary :. SNOW, superintendent
-V sch'1oi>, has accepted the
Hp { the educational commit
Maine Federation of Women
ee ot Mrs. II. b. C. Beedy.
John II. Staples, a promi-
A. of South Eliot, died at his
town Jan. 9Th of pneumonia.
E=ars old and was one of the
30 carpenters Of the Piscata-
but of late years had been
lie nursery business. He is
a wife, two sons and daugh-
.r winter meeting of the Maine
j Society will be held in Win
i>day and Friday, Feb. Is and
4e has - saving banks. Is trust
and 81 loan and building assoc
The total assets of these insti-
.tr over S70.0 900, 600, an increase
=, 900, 600 in the last official
.Ae franchise of the Portsmouth,
rrtric Railway was sold Jan. 5th
ibby. of Waterville. and A. F.
Fairtield, who recently acouir-
arter of the Kitterv and York
cctric K. R. The new road is
to be operated bv July /. The
comprise a steam ferry between
tn and Kitterv. .Orrin S. Dock.
innate of the soldiers home at
sting in Lewiston. was found
Iis room Thursday with his throat
e was 6s wears old and had
>pondent for several days.A
railroad man saws that it will not
wears before the main line of the
eutral will be laid with steel rails
lenorh and weiphing 1OO no,nds
ward. A few wears AGO a rail 40
2 and WEIGHING 30 nol,nds to the
5 considered a yery heavy rail.
Hamilton of the CITY Hotel
he and G.. H. Nelson the horse
Il make an application for a polo
Waterville to ioin the Maine
in February.T There were 12
es in Maine in 1896 the LARGEST
for many wears, DR.. A. J. Full
ding physician in Bath first vice
1t of the American Medical Asso-
president of the Bath board of
y Is wears. and a Knight Templar
.ndav morning at his home aged
At a special election Saturday
NJ Sewall Republican son of
>ewall. was elected representa-
lie LEGISLATURE from Bath hv a ma
/ 2S3 over Joseph Torrev Demo
# wards , and : wsre VOW closa
rtion hrouoht ont onlv tiftv ner
the votes thrown in the national
last November AT the ANIMAL
of fine Maine Renetit life In
Association held in Auhnrn Mon
~ G4orge q Vino was ra-elacted
ct and Hon \ W Harris secre-
! treasurer The renort showed