Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-10
WORLDS FAIR IAr1gRS
usasssl By Beald d Stats lnaeie'
4 The saats Clanba 1laday.
The Different Interests Thaf We're Rep
resented Before the Meeting and Busi.
ness Transacted.

Birby. J. D. Callahan. Mrs. =. c. Bur
le,sh, Mrs l.. N. n. s,evsns, Mrs.. Asnss
Paul, Mrs. Lae.nds Bellows, Mrs. Sarah
Bizby, Mrs. Kate May Andrsvs Gen. C. r.
Mss,ocks, the exsc stivs eonnissioneA and
Mis- Eva A. Prchsr. Tie secretary, Col.
C,s,k 8. Eis.rds and Hon. Jsmss A.
Bos,snsn and Miss Kate II. Lscks were
sbssnt.
Comaissioesr + gtlls moved that thu
tosid 20 Ito executive seseicn and Mr..
C.ih han moved sod & vas voted that The
,eco,d Of meetings CT the executive com
ni,,se since Inc last meeting Of the board
be rsid. This was done and then opportu.
nlty vas .sorded spyone desiring to be
heard BY tbs beard regarding different in
ts,es,,. Mr.. Geo. II. Hoynss Of Portland
made propo'iton 70 be beard 1, write q
hack Ct ths SUMMER resorts CT = State
and bazs % coo copies p,i-,, j iof iissfi5u-
tlon. all Of yhich, with the exception Of
some copies for local boards CT ,rs6e ETC.,
he xouid turn over to the beard OF man
ayers. Mr BsyIe's proposition provides
fora beck containing CT pages Of which
there will be iatiu6ed 80 elegant cuts Of
ats.rsr, resorts AID places Of interest in
the s.a.e, Mr.. Haynes said he would ask
from lie SAFE bu. $500 with which to make
the preliminary canvas ard that be ex
p.c,ed to e. his pay from the locslities and
the resorts written up and the proprietors
Of the large hotels.
Prof. f. C. Robinson OF Bowdoin Col
legs representing The STATE Board Of Health,
.toke regarding the exhibit that should be
made by tho State Board Of Health. There
10 lot, he said, ar other State in the union
90 much 9 national state a. the State Of
Maine, owing to the number that come
here every year from all parts Of the cou1-
Try and the interest they take In our mary
resorts. They want to know what man bas
done In com ection with the natural advsn-
uges Of there resorts. what laws the
Board CT Health is guided by ard
thew desire such Information - the
Board Of Health /, supposed to furnish
Hsuontd have printed matter there sud have
Il distributed BY some enc acquainted with
the work Of the hoard. ore who could aus
vsr sll questions OF the subjec. in an
Intelligent manner. He thought this the
propst way bu; II 1t could not be adopted be
,aggeited hSvi1g large map or chart got
ten 10 With the view OF sho Wig the differ
eatrssor.s the hsal,hfuIns,s OF tho Safe.
the work Of the Bard. etc. He was. how
ever, strongly in favor Of having the proper
printed matter distributed by . proper per-
,on. Thi, he thought would cost abou
$50.
Mr. J. 8, L7cke, .epfesonting The Maine
Historical Society ard The York Institute
,d5fsued tie boar lie said he was there
in the interests Of tinory to ask that means
BE- devised for representing The history Of
our Safe. TIE xhibits OF our Industries
will show the present condition Of III
State but in order to show the progrsss
that has been made it becomes nee
enary thu. an exhibit tie made
Of our history. He said he would like to
see 40 old farmhouse built st Chicago, one
ypictl q the farm houses Of our early his
tory 81! furnished as those were furnished,
With ell he appliances Of our ancestors. II
his not suitable 10 coDstruc. such Q buile-
log he would have set apart some portion
Of he SAFE builjiog where = similar sx-
hibi. eju'l ts mtde. lie would have .
lrss. ola fs'hisrei itcpllcs and sll the
appliances, las al loom, The spinning
vheal, and he wu'd hive there persons
to operre them. manufacturing hsx
snd woolaa g2ods. He would also
haze The old canopy bed, the pier
glass AID the warning pau. lie volld also
have t,sb ID The relic, OF every war with
Which the people Of Maine had been cor
neeiel. Hs hough! the sncient costumes
Of cls sfces;ers should be shown, and In
dian relics in ghch the State il quite rich
A. 10 TIE nsnrsr Of oSisining these relics
IL ~tud ts,e Me Malt e Historical Soci-
ETY. GroUga s 100 me mbtr, collect vhs
valuable iei-, there might be in theiI
oc,lhiei. lie believed tbs. the Maine His
iorcsl Society and thu York Institute woulo
be rillirg to loin por,ious of their collec-
uOn'- He had pirate collection from
which he vculd loan some interesting
relics.
Nj ChS' S PoIe Of Manchester, presi-
dsrt Of 'te State Pcrolcgicsl Society, was
present and ~ he h,isfy concerning what
b ttughs ihcu't 30 done with regard to
Stie p'usliogcsl exhibit. Secretar]
&k,tncilBs Sk'e Bssrd Of Agricultutt
Va caled upon sld .e aAii that be thought
hey Should be llbersl towards the penn
hse.i scc.Gy. II. vas not member OF
aoU' be Lad seen how great An interes
h' pee; e eft STATE (; Ike IN pomologics
nat'f' aid sry,hil that they could d.
they could t,est to he s.ste Pathological
so'''iy to {, Ntn-ss ssss.
Fie'idit ), Ferrs'd Of the State
oe.tEe sd5tesst1 Ii board on the matter
u hs7'Fsa po2er exhibit Of the Sta'e
lsA Sc a. ,ae Wosld's Fair. He sad he
''i'd lie CEREAL TSrresentss;on Of the
e0usaloaal .l,eres = tf The Sts.s would be
"'''ii ea' he wishtd to speak more es-
l'c''iiy Of tic S.s.e College. E1hib-
"'i re tGrlGlptsl, eiviiepainseIir s and
!" eA4a''si tgir,e'icg departments eao be
@Ne sS.Is tssiy. The trustees of the
e''ss hSTe snisred s5oo fer this exhibit
"N ae e''i''l % know vhs. the State
I'D 90 IN, oo.lese c. uid care fcr the
hNHNtl Ills ,Ld Of be Ike but tome
''i@n shculd Re nrds for 1t st Chicago.
" mes agricultural and hor,is ul,ural depart.
''"' circulars, maps and catalogues could
Uea Ard q tho civil engineering depsrt.
w" e'a'irss na Of the mechanical er-
Ssse'i7s fls ra:k
hsa A. LrCf, State superb tendent
"asei'' PIKE to tie heard concerning
4 w 'ass'iers! ,ahibit, aid msds 40 q.
81" Presentation Of the reeds and Sd
/ 'sa 2f ~ b az exhibit. The various
Il ~" - !.egEs loud DO the wo:k &C.