Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-02-15
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ana diplomat.
Adjutant General Connor speaking OF
tho favorable report Of the congression. n.
al house committee on military affairs
which proposes the localization OF re,
cruiting hi time of war;. says he is In
practical. I'm incidentally, under this
Arrangement the recruits drawn from 4
state by 4 regiment OF regulars would
be credited 10 the volunteer quota OF
that state, called for under proclama-
tion. The organization Of our army and
its relations to the National Guard, and
that BODY known as the 'ununiformed
militia have been deterrent of localiza-
tion to this time. but the idea is indeed
feasible. We have localized the navy To
some extent, by naming our new battle.
ships after representative American
take q Just pride in the careers of then
godchildren. A like thing could happen
in connection with the regiments of our
their regiments. but the locality that fur
nishes the personnel of the regular or
ganization. also maintains i militia bat
talon which belongs to 1t as a reserve
which camps with and Is consolidated
with It for few weeks in each year, ex-
igeneies of service permitting. and which
In case of war;. is Incorporated with It,
Perhaps we might initiate this feature OF
There appears to be a growing feeling
that we ought to do something toward
the perfection and naturalization OF our
national guard service. which forms the
army In the event of war;
All visitors to the office of State Super
intendent Stetson the past week, have
examined with great interest the large
and curious collection on exhibition there,
representing the results of manual train
ing among the bright little French pupils
in the county schools of northern Aroos-
TOOK The. room Is q veritable museum
ana Is well worth an extended examina-
ftioh There are charts. maps pictures,
pents and almost everything that acute
Ingenuity and q knife and pencil can pro-
fuce out OF simple materials.
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American Decorative Glass Co.. organ
lgsd at k!ttsty, for the purpose Of deal
pap'eF mache. MOSAIC flooring and other
Inferior and exterior decorations. Capital
stock s75,0co. of which $50 is paid in. Presi-
ur,r, CNss. D. Whitney Of Boston.
NSW. England Hernia Cure Co.. organ
lied ii Berwick. for the purpose of treat
ing hernia and other diseases by i'm
cines; .trusses, etc. Capital stock sia.o
Of which $50 Is paid in. President. 4.
Walter Proctor Of Boston; treasurer,
JVSsPH W. tSOltiilS Oi l<duTeI NIU.
The Plaindealer Co., organized at Port
land, for the purpose of carrying OH a
general publishing, and printing business.
Capital stock $4,000 of WHICH nothing Ia
paid in. President, John NJ. Todd of
Portland: treasurer Lewis w. Littleteld
of Portland.
Freeport Electric Light. Heat and
Power Co., organiZeu at Portland for the
purpose of supplying electricity for town
of FreepOrt. Capital stock $40 100. of which
S125 is paid in. President, Henry Gould
of Freeport: treasurer, f. NJ. Gould of
Freeport.
Safety Portable Fire Alarm Co.. organ
lied at Portland, for the purpose of mGn-
ufacturing and selling Howe.'s safety
portable fire alarm and other similar in
ventions, Capital stock. $15OO0O of which
$50 is paid in. President. John NJ. Free
man OF Portland: treasurer, Howard Tay-
lor of Deering.
Indian River and Bay Biscayne Inland
Navigation Co., organized at nd
for the purpose of carrying on a general
navigation and transportation business
Capital stock $4,000. of which $1,000 is paid
in. President Albert p. Sawyer of New
huryport. Mass. treasurer, Albert H.
Sawyer of Newburyport, Mass. rsN
New England Druggists Publishing
Co.. organized at Portland for the pur-
pose of owning and publishing books.
magazines, newspapers. ETC.. and carry
ing on general publishing business.
Capital stock $4,000. of which nothing Is
paid In. President Milton w. Bradbury
of Cambridge. Mass: treasurer, David l..
Bradt of Worcester. Mass.