Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-27
MAINE DRUGGISTS
Combine Business With Pleasure on
Tip to Nit. Kineo.
The Sixth Annual Meeting Of the Maine Phpr
mactu!ical Association.

kineo, June 26,-The sixth annua
meeting of the Maine Pharmaceutical As
ISOLATION met at kineo, Wednesday, 10
including friends and representatives o
the pharmacists, being present. Tuesda,
evening an informal reception was held
with dancing, to music by Pullen's Or
chestra.
A business meeting was held, Wednes
day morning at o'clock, j. W. Heseltine
president, presiding. Mr.. Heseltine de
livered his annual address, and reports OF
the secretary, treasurer and committee
on papers, were read.
Addresses were made by f. M. Harris
of Worcester, Mass, and f. W. Reeves OF
Cambridge Mass, representing the New
England Druggists Union. Resolutions
were passed endorsing the course of phar-
macy at the Maine State College, Orono
The afternoon session was held at 80,
following q delightful sail on Moosehead
lake. The report of the committee and
Presidents address was accepted,
The report of Chairman Partridge of
the State board Of commissioners shows
that since the pharmacy law was enacted,
619 have been registered POI being in bust
ness at the passage of the act, 3i2 by ex-
animation, with 16 qualified assistants,
Ten ladies have registered MS pharmacists
In the past year there WERE A applicants.
l6 being successful, II being registered rs
pharmacists, and four qualified assistants.
An advisory committee was appointed
to confer with the STATE college faculty
tu,, nd I'm, ho ,bnr cict
ing of Edward A Hay, Portland; II. Il.
Crane, Machias; W. A. Robinson, Au-
burn.
The session will be resumed, tomorrow
morning. A hop was participated in, this
evening, with general enjoyment for all.
Following Is a partial list of the party;
A. S. Kinds, G. Way, A. Hunt, John
Williamson, X. H. Jordan. ID W. Hesel-
tine, Seth +. Clark. Bion X. Lane, Chas
NJ Hay, Chas. Cook and daughter, G. c.
Files and wife, Master Jamie Files and
Chas NJ Follansbec, Portland; II. Boyn-
ton, Biddeford; G. III. Sawyer. Saco; A.
T. Pinkham, Dover, n. H.. George e.
Lyon. f. C. Danforth, Providence, r. T.
+. NJ. Harris, Worcester, Mass. +. W.
Reeves, Cambridge Mass; l. Forester,
Baltimore; Chas. Goodridge and wife,
Deeripg; c. f. Carter, Lowell, Mass
Fred II. Lathrop, Boston; L. b. SWEET
and f. c. Cox. Bath; King S. Raymond,
Cumberland Mills; G. X. Fogg, Skowhe-
gan Vim. A. Robinson, Otis j. Cook.
Auburn; Chas. A. Abbott and wife,
Lewiston; Chas. X. Partridge and wife,
Frank r. Partridge and wife, Miss
Marguerite Partridge, Chas. Penney and
wife, A. T. Tetrault, H. +. Bowditch,
Augusta: DR.. H. e. Shempp, Geo. W.
Dorr and wife, Ira H. Low, Miss Annie
Dorr, Miss Daisy Plaisted, Miss Celia
Hall, Waterville; J. l. Burns, Washing
ton, Me /; b. B. Merrill and wife, Brewer
H. NJ Burnham and daughter, A, f.
Marsh and wife, Old Town; W. S. Peaks
and John Peaks, Houlton; e. +. Doates,
Fort Fairfield; S. +. White, Caribou
Percy l.. Lord and wife. Il. b. McAllister
and Mrs J. W. McAllister Calais; Harry
Bogrett, PASSPORT; Geo. l.. Fogg and wife,
Portland; Fred Sturgis, Arthur Nicker-
son, Bangor; DR.. Porter and wife, G. II.
Berry and wife, Dapforth; NJ. b. Ward,
D. Mullane, New York; +. K. Varney,
Boston; Charles A. Fowler, Bangor.