Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-04-07

which instructors have not been as.
signed.
The following persons have been en-.
gagged to deliver lectures during tn.
sessions of the various schools: Pres.
ident a. w. Harris of the State College
President George c. Chase, Bates Col
iege: President Nathaniel Butler Colby
University; DR.. A. L.. Winship, of the
New England Journal Of Education
Professor a. J. Roberts, Colby: Princi
pal w. j. Corthell, Gorham; Mr.. A. l.
Lane. Coburn Classical Institute. l,
is expected that several other wei
known educators will be secured 70,
lectures and talks. The State superin.
tendent feels that the teachers OF
Maine are to be congratulated upon
having so many distinguished educa-
tors connected with the summer
schools
Certificates will be issued to teachers
who attend one of these schools Dip
Tomas will be granted to those who
hold four of these certificates. The
tuition is free. The printed syllabi
/, list of books. etc, are furnished by the
State. The expenses of the teachers
are limited to travelling fees and board.
| Official proclamations by Governor
Cleaves of Fast day. April 23, are be-
ing sent out by the secretary of States
| department to the clerks of the several
| cities. towns and plantations in the
State, who distribute the proclamations
| to the pastors of the churches.
The copies of the last number of the
| Sanitary Inspector are being delivered
by the editor DR.. A. G. Young. secre-
tary of the State board of health. This
number contains, besides sanitary
notes, etc. articles on Brandy Drops
Children of Drinkers ITO NUM-
cipal Officers" Distinction of Wells: :"
The Tuberculosis Handkerchief;
Cold Air for Consumptives;" Ice.
Pure and Otherwise" THE Dangers of
Street Toys: Protest" Credit Side
of the Cholera Account" Influenza"
The Church and Sanitary Reform"
b. F. Curtis. chairman of the board
Of selectmen at Richmond was a visi-
| tor at the Capitol, Monday.
Colonel n. S. Purinston, secretary of
the caucus, held at Bowdoin. Saturday
sent out Monday. credentials to the
delegates to the convention to be held
at Portland. Thursday. The delegates
| are F. S. Adams, a. NJ. Brown and
Captain F. l. Merryman. The district
delegates to Auburn will be Alonzo
Purington. Daniel a. Coombs, and NJ
A. Wilson.
The following new corporations filed
papers at the secretary of States office.
Monday:
The Waterhouse Manufacturing Co.
organized at Portland, for the purpose
of doing general manufacturing bust
ness with $4,000 capital stock of which
$50 is paid in. The officers are: Presi-
dent, Frank William Canales of Port
land treasurer. Elmer II. Waterhousc
of Portland.
The Automatic Furnace and Steam
Heat Regulating Co, organized at Saco.
for the purpose of making machines to
regulate furnaces, and heating appa-
ratus. and other pieces of machinery
with $3.50 900 capital stock of which $50
is paid in The officers are: President.
Robert louis Vernon Of Boston, Mass;
treasurer Frank Boyden of Boston,
Mass
The Atlantic Ocean Power Propeller
Co. organized at Kittery. for the pur-
pose of making and doing business in a
patent propeller device. with S250.0o0
capital stock of which $40 is paid in
The officers are: President, Abram c.
Morfort OF Pawtucket. X. l.; treasurer,
Charles c. Corbett of Providence. r. L.
The death of Mrs. Harriet J. Morris
q, n truicbpS tho 1ipbt on the hp1rt H.