The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-06-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

MANI MATTERS. II is seldom tnat
oil. rHNN Inst of nominations for jus
...,uttle peace contains so many well
-.,l. names as that made public last
. Among the prominent Maine
rl, U.u want their commissions re-
ascrd tul another seven years are Con
..s,.osu l.ittletield of Rockland; Chas.
D.ee lt ,he governors council; Hon.
-.s.qt II nrlmmOnd, Hon. Joseph y.
irFe iud Representative Richard
Wag. Of cortland: Judge Geo. A. Will
sra Paris: Henry Hudson of Guilford; /;
u,a.5 Mitchell of kittery; De Grasse
rzaf Ear iIarbor and Others. lit looks
rary much as if Bath would have no
,atf Day, nor anything else in the way
EnJHd Home week celebration. The
ir7 government June 5th turned down
M Board of Trades request for an ap-
gor4-Tou of $500 and the committee
Spcafas II will not proceed without the
,qugrg the city. The peddlers who
MD S'a ices for State licenses just be-
rare - License law was declared un-
institutional by the court are clamor-
ne 1 rhe doors of the Maine State
T.-5Nry Tor balances due them on the
r1Wpred time. Most of the applicants
sr from the eastern section of the
>8tt The Maine Sportsmen'S Fish
-d Game Association will make it's
5rnla visit to kineo early in July, and
/, -Xpected that Nice-P President
Roosevelt viii attend. 1t is said that
-ei be- n the State at the time, and
be- urrn invited to accompany the
t>-rs.ltIuu rs its principal guest, and
ba l,Jant of h1,,ti,1o a,,1
slI. The movement for a memorial
. . ate Elijah Kellogg is gaining
s1H- and was given new impetus at
.-1..-tue III Portland last week. The
rU gudeS three things: A statue in
Hi a tablet in IIarpswell and a
l-uru at Bowdoin College. Mr.
81 Wis., William II. Looney of Port
W. who are now in Europe, were
r# ut the conservation of Bishop
9tnuc.i of the Portland diocese,
ok place in Rome. May 10.
. l tie, the summer home of Mrs.
r. Eggs, better known as Kate
U-a>- Wiggin. at Hollis, is to be
repaired and repainted,
y GI-s and her sister, Miss Nora
'H- lave been travelling in Europe
nr winter, but are expected to
teH .H.is during a part of the sum-
Ga.. Afthur W. Price, Esq, who since
lbs t6mltion last June, has been in
t' n the University of Maine
laA tool. has sent in his resignation
(. +, Harris of the University to
.t- elect at the close of the present
so. year Mr.. Price has been COM
Ie'1 tU take this action owing to the
-5f ,.lat he has not fully recovered
nM , illness from typhoid fever last
0"el Hereafter he will give his en-
t aitrution to the practice of his pro-
'-s,lan in Bangor....T The list sent out
@r week to the alumni of Bowdoin
.0.ege Las the following names of
."~r egIble to the vacancy on the
hat nj overSeerS which is to be filled
r5l-gote of the alumni w eston Lewis,
hardiner; William J. Curtis, rs
N-s York; William Z. Cobb, II, Rock
a.d aud Clarence B. Burleigh, 81,
Augusta. Each alumnus will forward
selu.tr If one of these to Prof. Geo.
7 l1.te 70 fill the other vacancy,
'oa'ed by the death of Justice Haskell,
0oam itself will make choice of
'9ue man from the alumni body. The
successful candidates for the vacant
'ddrjSlip at West Point from the sec
glf Maine district have been chosen.
l'- first choice falls to Arthur A.
aalceion of Auburn, son of Ex-City
MARSHAL Garcelon. he is II years old.
ti9i I r. Purington of Bates college
S,-l lrn. Purington of the Pennington
S9Aa. school gave him first honors on
.lt e2aminations in grammar, arithme-
Il. hStory and geography. Ellery W.
Ales of North Chesterville is the alter
laIe lie is II years old also. The
.-At men will go to West Point at
'.'t N Nh Garcelon fails in the ex-
a al "ations there, Mr.. Niles will be
F'e2ian opportunity.