The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-12-04
NEws Of THE WEEK.

r5N N.GFEs. \. w. Gilman,
,.@5..o..r If agriculture, an
n,ag, 1r ra, at last bulletin of the
Anvil be goted to stock feeding.
~ G.uau ites that on account of
.Hrt ..i of meat products he de-
p. tIuiau opinions from the farm
'r f-rrrn, sections of the State.
rr.--r- u Tie 800 correspondents
G.Igs avs in part: THE judicious
.fu- gf pGr stock, combining the
-ou. '-t4lg stutfs in such way as
sp,a the necessary amount and
qnr..a, at the different nutrients to
,sgi4 the oest results, with regard to
.ya.uc priceS, should receive the
gh- attention of the progressive
rsi Josiah Crosby of Dexter,
.1-,to of The Maine bar, celebrated
r.e.t} sixth birthday Nov. 24th.
.eae bonn IN Dover, n. H., and was
dga-- rom Bowdoin college in 1885.
ya. DHttged law sixty-one years..
Baagol commercial says that Hon.
.er- B nar las entered the list of
-gIess0oua aSpirants in the fourth
,HT Mr. Day doesn't desire to 60
.5a.r-,s at once, but only after Con
ssral Powers gets through, and in
nrlrme be will be the special
mpiW ~ Bangor of the present
lgI4ssuan..a.John A. Morrill,, Esq.
Aatuu has completed the revision
die statutes. IN compliance with the
g5. the egislature of 1901, and is
preparing a report of the work
IL Sim fen presentation to the in
la- legislature. Mr.. Morrill, will
.- ,oue important recommendations
tf- a the laws, and this report
l- a9seI forward to with great in
Isl tsu-u0ut the State. 1t will be
-} Is, y III the session.. Hon. 5. w.
LuUMuce commissioner, said last
* ..l1 Ae had not as yet prepared
-tYu-t as TO incendiary fires for the
3. a-t le thought the number was
So aIgr rs III the year 1901. Mr..
i I-la.ked that it was somewhat
.u-r az two women should now be
s- st charged with arson. One
i setting fire to some build
-u rU town of Palermo. and the
81 rs ,o have attempted to fire
1hgs Ill Ellsworth. These
.t e. b- tried at the next session
4D 0rrue court in their respective
4.ts.- The Maine Farmer says that
tp-F for the State Dairy Con
4e Naterville this week, begin
z lay morning, is one of the
1J "I re- ever presented in Maine,
H' a.lctd rates over the railroad
IF t--s there is every reason to
rC' breaking exhibition and
i-lett- g. f. Drinkwater, aged II,
sl" Yt the Bangor Fire Depart
q. bltted suicide by hanging
-'l' lie was supposed to have
ONE suddenly mentally deranged.....
Hosa.tHl- Rockport LimeCompany,
ft haA tloperty at Rockland to the
0r o' 55oo destroyed by fire on the
.lo- Nuy list, is confident that an
'io agl was responsible for the loss,
Jas offered reward of 500 for the
Isl and conviction of the guilty
ly~-lA an Interview the Boston Her
spen1r' IN a special from Washing
senator Eugene Hale says he is op-
sl lIotaNf revision. He says; "The
sIt> act Las given our people more
-11r more business, more trade and
y prosperity than any bill ever
e-tl. u would be the height of
. to disturb these conditions. ......
1AsgH n1 day was fully observed at
soldiers home, Togus. A dinner
served at noon in the mess hall and
Plldi tue orchestra giving a concert
Ns the iInner hour. AT the opera
NJ ilt band gave a concert in the
l.Iige Vt the closing session of the
theological Society of Maine in
.anG saturday the following were
Ied officers: Pres, Capt. Herbert
Seguin; Vice Pres, Prof.
lt A. Lee, Brunswick; Sec. and
d. Prof. William l.. Pc wers, Gar
y editor of the publications of the
tN j. Merten Swain, Waterville;
nc'Iots Prof. A. L. Lane. Water
ahd Ora w. Knight, Bangor.
banquet and special meeting of the
Ht Nportsmen's Fish and Game
a9 which was scheduled to take
a T