The Republican journal., 1901-01-17
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Lad Fif .fIll'A ~ -'ittiltts, SIc VI SliN 4h tllS
,4, Vt the Sons of the American
3ro6ltIon. held in Portland, Jan. 9th,
=. allowing were elected members:
Tsg.e Page Wight, Augusta; Edward
g,-be.s Uok, Portland. The annual
-s.-n- 1t the society will be held at
ITs-.l Oh Washington's birthday,
IN d.. he greatest social event of
y, ,tssol 1t Eastport was the marriage
al week VI Miss Amy Leavitt to Henry
T3pnau Waters of Chicago. Miss
Ia5itt is the daughter of Gen. S. d.
iaaJt one of the most prominent
NJ. Of Name, and Mr.. Waters is sec
ggr aad treasurer of the Sea Coast
gcsag Co. of Chicago and Eastport....
I'M Maine Federation of Women's
'rn, viii be held in the State House
a sg-G,ta on Jan. 30. The use of the
1r,e has been voted them for the
git4roou Of Wednesday, Jan. 3d..
4srr Hitchcock of Bath, who is tax
rr post graduate course at Cornell,
Al dapn offered a fine position as a
tsc-. Ia the schools at Manila. So. The
rrqrt that the illness of William Phil
rs G Bangor, a Freshman at Colby
6Ieae was caused by hazing, is not
TITLE The boys mother says: MY son
lsr nave been haZed, but we don't
nl,He tiat his illness is due to that;
ap 3Sr .as not puzzled the doctors;
5f4t Lpt indignant over his treatment
& .oaegc and as soon as he RECEIVERS
.Afeu y Ire viii return to Colby. .......
3flH- IpOu orders issued by the COM
nrea ua police, City Marshal Odlin
I i-a 'on, Jan. 10th, warned all
inns SHOWN to be engaged in the
as " gUor i'll that city to close
rr plt-s That night and keep them
aa-r 's is a new departure in Lewis
he past the task of stop
l.- -a.a of liquor has fallen on the
a--r { the county.....Miss Myra
iUly ot IIallowell, Me, who was
rs. missing from the Maine In
-ela school at that place, was found
tas' BOSTON Jan. 18th. The Boston
t..r -,}s Miss Trueworthy is about
.4old we'll dressed, and is a good
msf- slmg woman of the brunette
Te >u says that her right name is
-tu tuiters. She did not tell the
1Ht What her object was in leaving
.l.pFt.. She refused to return, and
tir' H.hug over the situation and
@.l-+at Myra TrueWorthy was in a
GOOD me the trustees of the industrial
No4 concluded not to send requisi-
-a lnpHlS for her return. Before
Fig lialur packers will make their
.at -ol the pack of corn for 1901,
"e. sales t0rfuture delivery will begin.
h e stock is much reduced, the out
"t IS very good. There's no fear of
@H- .u ever being drug upon the
-t'ft..-l The will of the late James W.
ga,WW has been filed for probate.
l., s~sHual property estimated is at
VI "'0rmore. All the real estate was
disposed Of by deed before his DEATH
5goe,t- If public nature are: Maine
1A'o3ca society, 1000: Maine Bible
secretly $1,000; Bangor Theological
Ni4A'F, $1,000; Augusta Congrega-
~-t rmrch, $1,000; Bowdoin College
j .1si. $1,000 the income of $4,000 to
-''o- elocution instructions, and of
@al'f tar prizes in oral debates. The
4%lJorS are Oscar Holway, James o.
a.-i1lit and Louisa H. Bradbury. A
Wla provides that the public bequests
@au ir paid in six months after de-
F'>r VI lestator. and sooner if possible.
dlt Rhodes, who is to command
GG5 ii-fF-shotf cup defender, arrived at
g7' Isle, Friday, to select crew for
~- 9~it lie was unable to make the
.l C"t the island, however, on ac-
"'Al Of storm of blizzard severity
n.&i prevailed all day, but remained
SU lendS and expected to complete
VI w WE" the first of this week.. That
mr. importance movement is progress
Is A'ougHout eastern Maine is shown
~elact that government retail liquor
agotN or special United States tax
'"'lrates, are being received at the
,-'lai revenue office in Bangor to be
@ @g.e'ea and not reissued. There are
FJaI& 25a such licenses held outside
o'.soi and half of them have volun-
s"''l oerh given up. ....Indications are
9,'. lNr zoe cut on the Penobscot this
... mtI VIII be small as the ice fields are
ugb. Most of the Penobscot ice
r.' 'sfs 9tIong to the American Ice COM
VI blliC 1lOlcl MCu D fSSVCld-
Va, distributed to the various hotels
t 'iate blank forms for signatures
s. F-l ton asking the legislature for
m.,, m.,,''Iaaion of the prohibition amend
. '' lie State constitution. 1t is
4.. '"j these forms have been sent to
E, 4o'ei N the StaUe, with the request
nt 1'e Signatures of as many regular
at1 ldJionS and as many other inter
PERSONS as possible be obtained.
.t 'oltct to have the charter Of the
m VIZ bangor amended SO as tomake
ga- .'Iln Of office of the fire chief three
h. Instead of one year as at present,
fmo '7FA abandoned, as all the other
Hr.". VI city departments demanded a
1rno. year term, and bill will be in
tbr' 'o'eu III the Legislature asking that
Df,,;5 53dfter may be so ammended as to
aj-f 'g fQr the appointment of the fire
6g, w the mayor, to take the office
u 3 nolltlcs.....Th steamer Sappho
ypn "is MT, Desert Ferry line, which is
6r6 a. az railroad wharf, Rockland, has
sgrc5 N,ted with electric lights and a
hit lsht. a smoking room is being
aas 6o, on the saloon deck, the pilot house
Qsds g'eA raised and other improvements
he 1PS,,,',. P1,,',. lairman F. NJ. Simpson OF
pnt'og publican State committee has ap-
Jod,' d'eu Cae executive committee of that
Scot o., az follows: F. M. Simpson, Penob
5. n V'1G,oolhlclo); Charles M. Moses, York
SagsdsJi Jiarter Androscoggin; S. W. Carr
Porrsa"a4a &C; q. M. Selders, Cumberland
PScat9"V GOODWIN, Somerset; j. B. Peaks
a, I % d us; GA. Murchie, Washington