The Republican journal., 1901-08-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NAME MATTERS. The Turner Cen
81 Dairy Association, whose creamery
IS 10 AUBURN, the first week of last
month sold cream to the amount of
.-A799l. The largest days sale was
a..luly md, S2,59O.27. The largest part
,f t4eir cream goes out of the State to
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. There
sra also creameries located at Portland,
Bangor Ellsworth, Belfast, Dexter,
Wateryille, Augusta and Livermore
Falls. each doing a large business al
most exclusively in cream. while most
Of the butter factories throughout the
STATE also have large trade in connec-
non with their butter making Maine
cream has an excellent reputation for
mIlty and long keeping, wherever in
-ioduced.. Hiram johnson of Balley's
saHd was arraigned before Judge Rob
TITS IN Brunswick, July 31st, on COM
paint of Fish Warden Richard Orr,
.harged with having in his possession
we short Holsters. johnson pleaded
guilty and was fined 81 for each lobster,
and costs, the total amounting to S11. 76.
Herbert W. Bailey was arraigned be-
fore Justice Roberts on the same COM
paiut, but had seven instead of five
ob,ttTS.....A Newcastle special Of Aug.
NdtO the kennebec Journal says: Quite
sensation was created here last even
III. \ few days ago invitations were
ssnr eat announcing the marriage of
Mss Margaret Heel of this place and
Jaur Ambrose Harris of Boothbay, to
3kr place last night. At the appointed
lIu friends and relatives gathered at
a- 5ome of the bride-elect to wit
4r,> the ceremony, but on the ar
ry Of the clergyman Miss Heel
,u-ll refused to marry. She claim
I'd ,hat she had been forced into
laIlage. Capt. Harris is more than
Years Miss Heels senior, she being
uF i years of age. Hon Stephen
" tarT of BoWdoinham, insurance
missioner for Maine, having been
announced as candidate for governor
a, the close of Governor Hills second
UN. there is a movement among in
uce meE to induce Mr.. F. II. Hazel
oa u Portland to consent to allow the
8sf has name as candidate for the
insurance commissionership, now held
f Ac Carr. Mr.. Hazelton is said to
4 nnsdering the proposition" The
sanitary Inspector says that from the
INST outbreak of smallpox in Maine,
m t.t tWenty-sixth day of last May,
there lave been up to the present time
lbs YEAR fo1ty-three cases reported to
IL state board of health, as follows:
Aa'. cases: Dexter, 8: Lagrange, .;
Bangor, 10; Portland, /; Lewiston, II:
At.erville, L; Greenville, s, and two
Eases m vessels which were quaran-
-l-. at the mouth of the Penobscot...
LI4 Will of the late Capt. Charles A.
IoeteIle was allowed by Judge Burgess
I'll tle Penobscot county probate court
{lg st. BY its provisions all of his
lpgtrty, both real and personal, was
~ "a his Oldest daughter, Grace Holds
don Boutelle, to be used by herself for
e. qual benefit of her two sisters,
LHabath Hodsdon, now Mrs. W. W.
te-mer, and Anne Curtis, now Mrs. E.
savage. When they have reached
Ire age OF 25 years the property is to be
divided so that each shall have an equal
slagt, No executor has vet been ap-
pointed. THE contract has been let to
& Auburn firm for building an addition
70 the Edward Little high schoolhouse
A Auburn. The contract price is So
H4. Work is to begin at once and it is
loped to complete the addition in sea-
g.1 Ior use at the winter term of school.
he contract price is exclusive of the
lTallng and plumbing, The races at
iqr Knox Trotting Park during Old
Home Week, August 18th and 14th bid
'a-I to be fast and interesting, many
We'll known horses being entered. Mel
sou. the famous stallion, will be on the
Pack each day. The fall term at Bow
Qot College will begin Thursday, Sept.
% 1901, instead of Tuesday, Sept. II, as
alnomced in the last annual cata-
iogue. The Fall examinations for ad-
MISSION to college will be held in Bruins
Nth on Monday, Tuesday and Wed
4rsday, September %, "a and 25.. Col.
Adg0stus B. Farnham of Bangor on
2dtnrday announced himself as can
Wdate for the office of adjutant general
~ Maine to succeed Gen. John T. Rich
dias, resigned. Col. Farnham has strong
silport and his friends expect that he
WY be appointed by Gov. HILL. The
4ISl raft of logs seen in the river at
b4hgor since the latter part of May
passed down Friday from the Bangor
9a9m on the way to the steam saw mills
below the city. On Friday work was
Lrslumed at the boom after long
!pnod of idleness, drive of $500, 900
.gt' Of logs having been received from
sar Nebraska boom, above Old Town.
lt was announced by Arthur Sewall &
.o Of Bath, Aug, 5th, that they
sit about to construct new steel
a'e-inasted schooner of about 5000
IONS capacity. Already the materi-
% needed in the construction of
me schooner has been ordered, and
.l,e .le Keel will be stretched as soon as the
schooner William P. Frye, now building
al the yard is launched. The Frye
Nlu be launched early in Septem-
otF' 1t will be the first seel five-masted
%uooner to be built....The manage
ggieht of the Marston Worsted Mills,
Ssowhegan, is considering an extension
" me business of the company. Since
Suly |, the company has been operating
TPlioer lease the Lakeview mill at
East Madison, in addition to the mill
operated there. but the increase of bust
neSS demands another extension of the
pant, and the construction of a large
aa%dctory I'd at Waldoboro is being consider
Tpa-:At the reunion of the 9th Maine
as-t,ggiment association, to be held August
-''h at Sanford, it is expected that