The Republican journal., 1901-06-06
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

ID Al rms. llt SoillliSl lOl
5rep dive and boiler house
' .r.aon Woo1on 10 ~ pee
'N''-i 0o'>li w. III l LUIS
.U "sJ OF over slo,ooW, mas peen
.....-. -o II. Purinton & Co. of
r.-.t. ..u. The plant will be con-
-..,.,a. .. brick. one story high with
n.-r.,t md will be fitted with two
.-. Y0r|e}s and ten large dye pots.
{srls 1ost famous long-distance pc
5-s,r4u. uathan Longfellow. died last
-a4. AT Is home in Wesley. In 1897
I'm .r.ow walked all the wav from
.r Fl4eiSco. Cal. to Bangor, and got
~. name In all the papers. He was 90
c.,-. a,. At The time of his death. :. Hon.
sr9, Weymouth of Old Town, VINO
.9l UeeI. IN state public life for many
-s4r. died of heart failure Nav 3lst.,
.7y5ti In ] $40 he went to the Legis-
5r.r4. iu IsS3 and 'S4 sat in the Senate
-.ar. tur 9th district, and from 1885 to
->,D W.. resident of the board or trus-
's7, o. tie Maine Insane Hospital at
Augusta. sunday. June 2, was the 5Oth
irIIrarsary of the Maine prohibitory
I8V dH temperance societies through
I...
odua special meetings and appropri-
s.t exercises. The Bath Iron Works
I., ,se, a contract with New York
mrtr- for the construction of a steam
sailing YACHT to cost 5000, 600. The
tv.e name has not been given out.
Wa- He announcement that the con
,a ls ueen secured was made, it
AIS. .ls stated that the vessel would
'z- feet in length, but none of the
r. mensions were given. Mayor
Ar. resided at Portland, Saturday
Fl, -5,b EeljogG called at the re
.....- ..t lem I + Ghamherlain Pre-
I'r.,...... tons wara taken for non,lar
-@..--a r.. he memorv Of Mr. kellorr
". ..rand AT Uarnswell and nossibly
1-....,..5 rho raco,ds of tho local
qer . IIrean show that With one az
,4-.. more rain has fallen in port
am urng the mouth mast than for
8s..-.e. MAY since the Rurean he
pa ... .rrn official records Tnion
,r.... o.al4 held at the Con@reration-
AL. .... nm Auonsta last SundaT even.
H.. .... the ansnices of the Civic
l.-..- Name The sneaker of the
-..... v.s Rev w + Rerrv of Wa
r.. -.- SECRETARY of the papue
II a.lou of the meeting was the
- .-uiversarv of the enactment
d .. Maine Prohihitorv law Mr.
-... -plke AT some length stating his
..,-..a. and his reasons for the s1nnort
# fin. Inv He talked of the lin1or
.a-. IN Maine and said that through
.n- Efforts Of the league Androscoopin
-.,..,r.and FranLlin and York Conn,
....l. nov ia q large eytent drv
N b.lEF. In addition to the splendid
suay ut platform orators who will
8rena The Jubilee Young Mems Chris
'al ASSOCIATION Convention in Boston,
..Hs to Is, about thirty members of
's Inyruational Committee have sig
la-4 taelr intention to be present.
br'1 inremational Committee Secreta-
aes oruearly the whole number, about
thirty State and Provincial Secretaries.
aid ufty local Secretaries outside of
A-F tugland. The British the Cana
aa ui the Continental delegations
rp arge and influential. Fifteen
.tg> we're filed May 10Th with the
Spanish commission in behalf of suryiv-
rs the Maine disaster and families of
victims. The aggregate of damages
asse0 $ 500. 600, the sum for each man
4Frd oeing $4,000 and for each fam
of a victim $40. 900. After consulta.
Ion with Mr.. Fife. Sir Thomas Linton