The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-04-20
IF MEN AND MATTERS.

coc,rjty Trust Co. of Rockland
.;1e5 to put up handsome modern
! Faiiding upon Main street.
.,boo savings bank of Waterville
s, 'C 5anositors with total deposit of
"a "a Il The cost of installing the sys-
r ~ Sc 60, paid out for pupils pass
4. and deposit slips
| ,tor BENJAMIN F. Hamilton died
s a9i+b at his home in Biddeford, aged
,.s He is the seco I'd member of the
'a' ssnats to die since the legislature
klrsoed early in January.
| ,neomer at Seal Harbor this sum-
r;I' be Ambassador James Bryce,
| bes taken the Upland cottage. He
L. LAST summer in the mountains Of
f. Hsmnshire, and two years ago he
" tbe summer at Northeast Harbor.
g. ;pecial town meeting April 18th,
,m,fr voted 10 build a new concrete
~ across the Piscataquis river and
4 N was appropriated for the pur-
4. Tins action ends one of the fercest
[sonaI lights in the history of Fox
,,r.mar Plaisted has received an in
tm from the Boston Chamber of
E,nsrce to ioin a party of 100 to tour
E.. IN spiv commercial and eco
n conditions. The Governor said
4 he woul nnjoy very much taking
,rp but hardly thought he could
n The time from his official duties
/ year
frederick Duncalf, assistant professor
i,r-ory at Bowdoin college, has tender
iTs RESPIRATION to take effect at the
h Of the college term in June. He
accepted position at the University
'T4yqs. where he will be second pro-
ssr IN the history department and
NJ charge of the teaching of medieval
env H- has been at Bowdoin but
:y4ar.
HE Mach.as Republican says that the
d Lagis ature has made so little
.Bge IN the herring law that both
rnen and seiners claim a victory for
III SIDE, and predicts that until the
m1t method of catching herring gives
II 70 some more scientific arrange
ut there viii be war on the Maine
aey front between the weirmen and
.selnegS
he Portland Express hears that Asso-
lie Justice Albert R. Savage, whose
N expires May 10th, will not be reap
1ta9. The question of a successor to
Igs Savage is an interest ng one.
h B. Matigan of Houlton, and George
Hanson Of Calais, are mentioned as
1iiiatas Among others who are talk
a55at are John A. Morrill, of Auburn,
dNayor Frank A. Morey of Lewiston.
Lewis L. Berry, on the Cumberland
ben 'Le Snip sank and one of three sur
n3 10 escape with severe injuries,
Aa bis nome in Biddeford April 18th,
Mr. Berry served Is years in
n S navy, three years in the civil
7 HI- war record was equalled by
VI hat part Of the State. He was
4z1a- of Dunlap lodge, F. & A. M.
ssar- i laughter, Miss Ida Berry of
n.91
Mayor Frank A. Small of Bath has
F<el ar North grammar school,
nng1 his son, Joseph A, a 15-foot
: Mayor small learned that the pupils
al1ei raising money to purchase a
2 lag am so decided to make the gift.
saaS an especial interest in this school
'is was at one time a pupil of the
sflt principal, Miss Frances Durham,
aasS been teaching for more than 40
As ami now the mayors son is under
!at literary societies at Kent's Hill
W elected these officers for the spring
90: Ca.Ilopean, Everett Mckinney
snslt l-lnwood Luce vice president,
WON Carter secretary, Woodbury. Brig
!. Treasurer Literati, Clark Richards
\ Waldo Lincoln vice president,
~ ! Lord secretary, Harold Mccain
' a:g'7F Adelphian. Emile Bartlett
:. Faith Mckinley vice presi-
" Barbara Stinson secretary, Fran
= lrftethen treasurer; Eromathean,
Il WINS president, Ruth Hutchinson
|, PRESIDENT, Mary Cobb secretary,
v loIe treasurer.