The Portland daily press., 1895-06-27
THE PHARMACISTS,
Thoss Who are Enjoying the Annual Ou
ing at Kineo.
ESPECIAL TO THE pREss.1

threatening weather a party of twenty
five left the Union station this morning
en- route for the annual meeting of the
Maine Pharmacists association at
Kineo. Additions to the party were
taken on at Lewiston, Auburn, Water
Vile, Newport, and other places, until
finally the party numbered 100 who took
the steamer Gov Coburn at Greenyille
for the sail across the lake to the Kineo
House.
The party arrived in good condition at
the place and with appetities sharpened
by their jorney, ready to do justice to the
excellent menu which had been prepared
for them.
In the evening an informal reception
was held, where the time was passed pleas
antly in making new and renewing old ac-
quantances. Excellent music was fur
nished by Pullen's orchestra of ten pieces,
which took the train with the Bangor
contingent at Newport
Following is the list of those in atten-
dance, comprising travelling men in
lines allied to the drug business, as well
as the pharmacists and their families:
Portland-D. W. Heseltine, President,
G. Way, John Williamson, Chas. Cook
and daughter A. Hunt, r. H. Jordan
Seth f. Clark, Bion r. Lane, c. G. Files
Chas. M. Follansbee, A. S. Kinds, c. NJ
Hay.
Biddeford-Geo. L. Fogg H. Boynton.
Saco-C. H. Sawyer.
Dover, N. H.-A L. Pinkham
Providence, R. Geo. L. Lyon.
P Providence, T. IIE g Danforth.
Cambridge, Mass. F. W. Reeves.
Baltimore, Md. j. Forester
Lowell, Mass.-C. e. Carter.
Boston, Mass. Fred H. Lothrop.
Bath, Me- Il B. Swett.
Bath, Me.-F. G. Cox.
Cumberland Mills-King S. Raymond.
wife.
Washington, Me-, 1. Burns.
Skowhegan, Nee. r. Fogg
Auburn, Me.-Wm. A. Robinson.
Auburn, Me.-Otis ]. Cook.
Lewiston, e.-Chas. A. Abbott and
wife.
Augusta-Chas K. Partridge and wife,
ridge and wife, Chas. Penny and wife,
A. I. Tetrault, H. e. Bowditch
Waterville-Dr. Fl. e Sheapp, Geo. W.
Dorr and wife, Miss Annie Dorr, Ira H. 4
Low, Miss Daisy Plaisted, Miss Celia
M. Hall ~.
Brewer-B. B. Merrill and wife.
Farmington-C. e. Mari and wife
Oldtown-H. M. Burnham and daugh-
Bangor-Fred H. Sturrgis Arthur Nick
erson, ID. Mullane, G. A. Fogler, j. W.
Taney and wife
Danforth-Dr NJ L. Porter and wife,
G. r. Berry and wife.
New York-M. p Ward
Eastport- Harry Bogrett.
Oldtown-A. f. Marsh and wife
Houlton-W. S. Perks, John Perks.
TT. Fairfeld-E. e. Scates:
Caribou-S. L. White.
Calais-Percy L. Lord and wife, E. P.
McAllister, Mrs. J. W. McAllister.
Bangor-Miss Raynes, Pullens Orches-
tra
Belfast-A. A. Howet and wife, Miss
Andrews, Chas. Baker and wife, Mel. |
Milliken
Boston-F. W. Varney.
The afternoon session of the Maine
Pharmaceutical Association met at Kineo
at 4.3O, following delightful sail on
Moosehead Lake The report of the COM
mlttee and the presidents address was
accepted. The report of Chairman Part
ridge OF the state board commissioners,
shows that since the pharmacy law was
enacted $40 have registered 261 in the
BUSINESS passage act, 342 by examination
and 16 have qualified as assistants Ten
ladies are registered pharmacists. Dur
ing the past year there were A appli-
cants, 10 being successful, IL being regis
tired pharmacists and four qualified as as
sistants An advisory committee was
appointed to confer with the State Col
lege faculty regarding the pharmacy
course, as follows: Edward A. Hay,
Portland; r. T. Crane, Machias; WA.
Robinson, Auburn.
The session will be resumed tomorrow
morning.
A hop was participated in this evening