The Republican journal., 1903-01-22

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N...- MATTERS. The Boston Colby
. association had its banquet
-..e brunswick Jan. 18th. The
...a..,, were 10y President White
- ..ty college, President Charles
~n- Ntserve of Shaw University
-sr.gb. y. c., Dudley p, Bailey
cett, Jos. L. Colby, trustee,
.. .t. Wm. Mathews, an alum
.- . Boston, Mr. VIM. H. Furber
,s- uastmaster. President Whites
....e., Was on THE Present Ends and
y.-f. Ut colby" "..... Franklin c. Robin
81 ,.ewber of the Brunswick public
.rr, committee, has received letter
g. Andrew Carnegie offering Bruins
, Il 600 public library building,
.as ra furnish $1,000 yearly for sup
a.-. The offer will probably be ac
.--. lit has practically been decid-
.5t.# fYr breeders of Maine will meet
..l .t urf, Farm and Home in Wa
..-.u Feb. 18th for the organization
If h lr-tders' association. Editor Mayo
te Turf, Farm and Home has re-
.-5HI over a hundred replies to his in
-nu rom breeders in and outside
-. >ate all approving heartily of the
.o.t. When students of Bowdoin
make application for aid from
.DsJIp funds it is specified in the
np i.on that the recipient intends,
4stdtter, to return the amount
- us 1l so received. The college
mas Just received from well
e..#u Iurtland man, an always loyal
,...t -f- college, and now accumulat-
-nt.tA which he has justly earned,
.. far the amount received by him
... -'uJent, with compound interest
Nothing has as yet been
-t ward cultivating the Penobscot
.. .-. except by few small con-
e ltiug for local consumption.
Tim for this time of year and
s.rrj with 5 to 10 inches of snow,
. agyesting is being carried ON
aleuec above the dam. The
. ID prime quality. Is inches in
...-s. The supply for the insane
IS being housed. ... All OF the
... t4e construction OF the Car
.oic library i'll Rockland were
Jan 18th, as 1t was found
p structure could not be built
.upped for S20,0 by following
ul- in hand. The trustees are
.. disappointed, as handsome
-reiass building was provided for
plans. and arrangements had
e- lo,r for the granite. The trustees
F ofe new plans and advertise for
- U>..-t Charles Hardy dropped dead
tA street, Bangor, Wednesday
oHI. lam IA. He was formerly
partner in the firm of Hardy &
- dealers in agricultural lmple-
and was I6 years old. See. Booth
rDur leads off with the first town
Of the vear..The January
M of the Portland Board of Trad e
H4 contains a sketch of the life of
t- .'- ". n. Rich, the secretary of
- yuad, and fine likeness of Mr..
G. lie higheS time, $500 and costs,
y-r gwen in liquor nuisance case was
a.osei by Judge Hall in the Kenn ebec
ntiy superior court Jan. 10th. Three
3aor dedlers who in the past had been
NEeted were fined this amount and
% .etau!t of payment five months in
& one was committed in default OF
payment and the other two paid.
.ostp' Z. Alexander, chief clerk in the
.'ne the secretary of State, and Miss
l.9abeth G.. Chadbourne, daughter of
,t late Hon. Sumner j. Chadbourne,
ioi over half century in the public
l- 4 Maine, were married at their
ilpre home on Grove street, Augusta,
di . IN Jan. 18th. The ceremony
was reformed by the Rev. B. P. Hope,
PASTOR Of the First Baptist Church, and
'Hl he immediate relatives were pres
tA, The citizens of Augusta will give
d reception to the governor, members
'i Tie executive council and members
VI the legislature on Thursday. Feb. 19,
al city hail.. Trial was begun i'll the
apreue court in Portland, Jan. 10th of
.Ae suit of the widow of William j.
a7ey against the Portland Gas Light
company for $4,000, on account OF her
aNsband's death by an explosion at the
yas works i'll August, 1900. 1t is claimed
@at the company had an incompetent
engineer when the disaster occurred..."
o'.HI the past year the Congregation
parish of South Paris has collected
"0H .iisbursed for church services,
the largest amount in a year in
gr lr bstory of the church,. Mrs. George
-Ao Fellows, wife Of the president
lNr niyersity of Maine, will be the
9"Dlst at the next concert to be given
4 ''y Hall, Bangor, Monday night,
'dA ri. Mrs. Fellows has studied many
Years IN Paris under the great masters
'ld has sung very heavy and difficult
3tfa roles. Congressman Allen has
g isg1Gged promise from Representative
Washington Gardner of Albion, Mich,
70 speak at Portland on LincOln's birth
.aY Feb. IA. He has been a soldier,
NeoIogian, lawyer and statesman in
siliEl and is a noted orator. He is a past
glepartment commander of Michigan
Igand Army....Andrew Carnegie has
V,'tred the city of Auburn, under Ger
a. ian conditions, $25,O00 for free public
ao,o5Tary.. The day of prayer for colleges
ana q fitting schools will be observed at
Aehts Hill Jan. 30th. There will be no
citations during the day, and it will
" given up to religious observances.
Ney. W. S. Bovard of the Congress