The Republican journal., 1899-08-17
NEWS OF 1HE WEEK.

NJ " UT lie w ZEN.
b.. $50 MATTERS. Il don't know as |
j any more vessels" said c. V.
-, he veteran shipbuilder of Phips-
.- egently, "but l ike to see the peo-
md me constructing them. The
Us. -sel that l ever owned in was the
r schooner named c. V. Minott,
- was built in Essex, Mass, forty
as lrlIs ago. She is now owned by
DIS n Machias. > OF the vessels
h Mt, Minott's yard at Phipsburg,
st was the brig Nebraska and the
. lie schooner Frances NJ. The
7s seventh annual reunion of the
Name Regimental Association will
Bockland, Thursday, August oath.
moments are being made with the
$ and steamboats, for one fare for
s gud trip. The committee of ar
uents at Rockland are determined
The 18th good reception and take
-Ot them. The trains and boats are
-7 ,uyenient to enable comrades to at
reunion. Silas Adams, Water
secretary. NJ. S. Whiting, who
- U MS home in San Francisco, July
71, formerly of RockIand, going to
1.l among the first of the Forty
s Only one of his party survives,
rrington Of San Francisco. MI.
-.- lmassed quite tortuue....O. II.
Nl1 has been elected by the trus-
.- Westbrook seminary to succeed
:, Whitman, is a graduate Of
- 9lege, class Of So. He is mar
has three children For three
WAS an assistant instructor of
lemy. one year being practical
.Hi-r. owing to the illness of the
For ten years he has been the
.. # commercial and classical
l-itution al Rutland, Vt. He is
If the Lev. Mr.. Perry who was
Der OF Years located as pastor of
rlsalist church, Auburn. Con
~.aa LittleheId las recommended
.dntment OF Fred W. Wight of
as collector Of customs for the
"0 district, to succeed Hon.
F.. Moore OF Thomast0n, who was
e by Cleyeland. The three con
81. lave been Captain Edward A.
fled \. spear and Fred W,
prominent workers in the Re-
party..... The State summer
-'r teachers at Norway closed
term Aug. 11th. More than
elS We're III attendance. The term
successful in the opinion of
crested that a State school will be
-rt again next term. The annual
Of the Maine Women's Stuff
-4ciation will be held at the Unitar-
ii in Waterville. Sept. II and Il.
-ue prominent sutfragists who will
-sent and take part in the exercises
-.ts Lucy Hobart Day, Portland,
a-t, Mrs. Hannah J. Bailey, ex-
ut Winthrop; Mrs Carrie Chap
-At, New York; Mrs. Sarah Fair
lnlton, Saco; Mrs. Helen Coffin
Bangor; Dr. Emily n Titus and
+ 5. OsgOod, Portland. The State
.a w pharmacy was in session at Au
N- Aug 9th with "A applicants for per-
ss D to compound medicines under
'.4- .A"s..... Deputy United States Mar
- \lrton brought Louis Michou of Fort
e-' To Bangor Aug. l1th. Michou was
'N-tl with selling liquor at retail with
uited States license. The prisoner
as -yen hearing before United States
nuissioner Hamlin and put under $500
-ls fpi his appearance before the Sep
Q n. term of the United States district
l.T Bath. He was unable to give bail
VAS taken to Bangor jail to await
t.-. MAJ Seward Dill, native of
le- but tor many years citizen of So
't ial formerly trustee of the Uni
eI' Df Maine, president of the State
-' lrural Society, and a member of
Name Board of Agriculture, was in
- -.i saturday. On that day he visited
Re Duiversity of Maine. He will remain
Jht tate to attend the State fairs this
.i add will then return to his home.
al'' Din is 92 years DID,. The Wash
-'oa county railroad has opened new
e3slon resort at Pennamaquam lake,
Fl" alais, and on Sunday excursions
run there from all points on the
d. end of the road. 80. Hon. Thomas
leed arrived at Grand Beach Sunday
.- lie is in perfect health and never
htl better in his life. He was de-
el to meet his old friends and
-l'ors and conversed with them freely
-ls european trip, but stunned the
at his future course in connection
4aIonal politics. The North At
-' ,quadron, composed of Admiral
u S flagship, New York, the Brook
.u'ti1nd, Massachusetts, and Texas,
s- tIom Bar Harbor at I O clock,
'- .'} morning. The squadron will 90
'' Ton few days practice and then
-r'a 10 Newport. "The adjournment
law court has developed more
'A-ly than ever that Judge Wiswell is
0s lac next chief justice of the supreme
9I Maine, says prominent lawyer.
the Christian Alliance convention
"4' orchard Sunday Rev. DR.. A. Simp-
raised 500, 900 for foreign missions.
-feater part of that sum was raised
'','"g the forenoon service, but second
'ec''on was taken in the afternoon and
yes continued to come in during the
pl.ng meeting.....A triple drowning
'Neht occurred at Bremen, Maine, late
'''liay afternoon. The victims were
"oel and Lizzie Weston, aged IA, daugh-
10 u frank Weston, and Lizzie Dodge,
'aSAter ~ Of j. Dodge, formerly of Pema-
,. 'n out who some time ago moved to
3}9yoh.,' M The city Of Augusta, Aug. 18th,
''o S4o, 900 in 3 II per cent. 25 year
'g0S to be issued under date of Sept. /,
.l the proceeds used to refund out
asngulng an liabilities. There were eight
,au.efs, the lowest being the Augusta
',iugs bank, S43, 1874, and the bonds were
lifted to the bank. The fish and game
~, 'nllssioners were at Fort Kent, Mon
w. attending hearings on game cases