The Republican journal., 1901-03-28
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

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NEWs OF THE WEEK.
u..>.. MATTERS. There has been
a- aas, of poaching in the vicinity of
5Sor4am his winter. NJ. S. Tyler
i,pp5 erl5 The remains of a number of deer
y+"i, .,+Di-, few weeks. He has found two
-1aRs bog. two at Marble brook, one
q, Thorn brook, three at Dead Water
Snes and one near Bog brook, and also
II. remains Of big COW moose.....In
.n.+, to entertain his early spring visit
,~ }lrr T. A. Judkins of the famous
N Kneo House, at Kineo, has decided
nonrr the large hotel On May Is when
Ill 5u4sts viii be received in the best
Tmpo --YIe. which means in faultlesS
rannt- The terms will be So day
mt, tie ginning of the summer sea-
m when the regular rates will be in
nrrq George Thompson of Dover has
Inst oupeted the building of steamer
mafipl machinery has been purchased
m Bangor to be added to the various
9fng craft upon Sebec lake for the
au5.ug ot passengers. The steamer is
d i-4t oug and 10 IL feet beam and
A,ht uu by IS b. p. boiler. Hotel
4a,+ltal- the principal hostelry in Show
,prsu MAS sold at auction, March 21st.
|Tfru--haser was Richard w. Brown
If Boston and the price paid was $15,-
u The Motel was built in 1881 at a
@t of s4u.000....W Work is progressing
most ,kpeditiously upon the prepar-
gno.s loI The reception and ball to be
Eyeu In honor Of Gov. John F. Hill and
yafar ity hail. Bangor Friday even
|ns April I2.....The Judges of the
Yanesupdeme court hereafter will have
a agss VT o4O00-and they can earn it
md 1sefte it.......The Knox county
urf jus, closed tried only five cases..
Iz8s.m is now laying plans for a
|nmt4tt }uly celebration. An Angus
aMau. Aho has carefully watched the
liver n years past, predicts that the
I'VE d not be clear of ice to the sea,
tdQ.l lirSt of May. He admits how
ever alt heavy rain might hurry mat
ttE. Hon. John X. Ames died at his
b0g4 D, Machias March 22nd of pneu-
n@H tter an illness of two days. His
a.. 4. and during a busy life he
@l Ieg many offices of town and coun-
r'us' and lad served in both branches
t-e -iSlature, was collector of Gus
Hu. ~ time of his death, had been
65r-t- !PoWner and prominent lum-
Manufacturer. The building of the
ls l"reument coaling station at
Last auone has already begun. A
temporary wharf has been built, and
&..-4r William F. Collins has just
-Mu-tI there 800 tons Of steel and
&Mle NJ cement. SiXty-five steel
e4ue weighing $500 pounds each, were
MUo4 IA the cargo, and they are now
gl- through a process of painting in
-O-iY.- being stored, to prevent rust.
l7rn's i've men are at present employ.
at. tIe station. The nomination com
Ettee NJ the Maine Federation of
NgMsn lubs has selected the follow
1g otcerS President, Mrs. Anna S.
a'0t augusta: vice president, Mrs.
tulu = Armstrong, Lewiston; CORE
'@dug secretary, to be chosen by the
.i5sarnt recording secretary, Miss
,G'iie I.awry, Rockland; treasurer,
Mis- Alice NJ. Bradbury, Dexter; reci-
Ema'Y bureau, Miss Medora c. Small,
oakland educational committee, Mrs.
LINE ] Butler, Mechanic Falls; Mrs.
Ar Burton H. Winslow, Saco; Mrs.
theodore Brown, Portland; Miss Emma
:, FRENCH, Hallowell; Miss l.. Annie
lalIr' Machias... The friends of the
good roads movement in Maine will
Eel considerably encouraged by the
Passage of the bill appropriating SIS, 900
gL Vie Improvement of State roads.
b! Us provisions the State will assist
@th towns i'll making better roads as
@@l appropripate larger amounts for
Mill purpose..... Will you recognize the
NV state flag when you see it? AS au-
.55Ogzed u by a new law the flag is to be
aI clarged with the emblem of the
@y state, a pine tree proper, in the
G;Fl'It and polar star "a mullet of
"t POINTS in blue II the upper cor
tL Strange are some of the sto-
,gS Nat come to Maine from the recent
a9Tlsman's show in New York. Wis
'@Is 10 the Maine exhibit would ask
iutSuPno that were enough to make an
WI lose his gravity. For instance one
%al with TWO women was heard explain
w flow spruce gum was made. at is
5 -7 'dpot the pine trees" he said, "boil-
~uoHn-' That's just sample. Anoth-
woman, evidently a great swell, asked
'@ ' Of the guides if moose were deer
l.t NoS mp. What the guide said is not re.
TGl-L-- Orono is the first town in
fi "a We lonse a voting machine at an cleo
1 NY April eighth the people up there
a nave an opportunity to test the
gS4.l&ell ga Notometer, the machine which
-~'-.a.cledso much attention at the Capt.
,. .eS winter. 1t is claimed that the
D5s ,SgI ot the balloting will be known
S, '"lIf two minutes after the polls are
,%at Everything looks bright for
na most successful season for the sum-
rs. rs' resorts ON Moosehead lake. Last
%,o Was the best ever experienced, but
H., H. PROSPECTS for this are even better.
E5! rooms are being added to the
mepa n,go mouse, and the other resorts are
Tpatlhg for an unparalleled SEASON..
nlt 4t legular monthly meeting of the di-
psa S.yES Of the Maine Central Railroad
Sas sas held at the general offices in Port
hsrt saturday. Routine business was
9s ss"Saeted, and it was voted to replace
ja;,p III present. Cathance bridge at Bow
5s',Dtdm ,,ulldm by new steel structure.
W. Abbott of the Lockwood mills
nor' SSefVIlle says that he knows of no
5,e h., on the part of the directors of
h V operation to shut down part of
S NJ, pant, Or to run the whole of the
: is Ill., on half time, as has been reported.