Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-01-11

have these important measures en-.
acted. They want all teachers in Main,
to hold certificate from a board o.
State examiners; they want town.
grouped together SO that they car
afford to employ an expert superin.
tendent to give his entire time to his
work, and they want more and Longer
summer training schools where teach.
ers shall be trained both in methods
and subjects.
Though there are but six Democrats
among all the 15l representatives and
none among the 81 senators, it is re-
marked as a curious coincidence that
the Oldest and youngest members are
both Democrats, William Dickey and
Maxim P. Gagnon, both from far
.Aroostook.
me Following new corpora lions have
filed certificates at the secretary of
States office within the past few days:
{. Wilmington & Sons, organized at
Bucktield, Ne, for the purpose of the
manufacturing of and dealing IN
brushes, busters, brooms and other
articles, with $4,000 capital stock, of
which 5000 is paid in. The officers are
President, 'Thos. S., Brigham of Buck
held; treasurer, Randolph c.. Thomas
OF Buckfield.
The Menawamut Lumber Co., organ
lied at Lewiston, Me-, for the purpose
of dealing in lumber and real estate,
manufacturing lumber and brick, and
doing general building and construc-
ton business, with $4,000 capital stock
of which $50 is paid in. 4ne once1s
are: President and treasurer, Fred L.
Sawyer of cambridge, .iass.
The Royal Supply Co. has been or
ganized at Berwick, Me-, for the pur-
pose of manufacturing and selling mill
supplies, with $4,000 capital stock, OF
which $50 is paid in. The officers are
President, Wilton d. Farnham OF
Somerville, Mass; treasurer, Harry J.
Taft of Somerville, Mass.
The Cream Publishing Co. organized
at Belfast, for the purpose of conduct
ing a general publishing and advertis-
ing business, with $4,000 capital stock
of which $100 is paid in. The officers
are: President, Charles Baker of Bel
fast; treasurer, E. F. Hanson of Belfast
College Athlete Publishing Co., ha:
been organized at Portland, Me-, foI
the purpose of carrying on general
publishing and advertising business
with $4,000 capital stock. of which s.
is paid in. The officers are: President
Samuel Abbott of Boston; treasurer
Joseph B. Pendleton of Newton, Mass
At p. NJ. Saturday, the Maine elec
Der for organization. All the mem
bers We're present, as follows: Johr
F. Hill. Augusta: Joel Wilbur, Avon
Parsons, kennebunk; A. Il.
Bootnbay; Fred Atwood
and Albert r. Sawyer, Cal
ais. The college was called to order ..
MI Atwood. and prayer was Offered
by Rev. Mr.. Wyman of Augusta. Th+
ere dentia!s Were examined. and Majul
House administered the oaths to thf
members. The college organized per
with Mr.. Nickerson, presi
dent; Hon. S. J. Chadbourne, ,secreta
Chas. II Lovejoy, messenger; Rev. j
NJ. Wyman, chaplain, and Messrs. Hill
pay roll. At ) T.. NJ. the college AL
i4urnud to 8 A. a., Monday when il
Will meet according to Law. and gas:
H.. six votes fGr William Mckinley anc
as4rlet a. Hobart. aud select a mes
senger from its oWn number To- bea.
The returns To Washington.
The main s.'rer at the Capitol he
came stopped up Saturday. and madl
no end of trouble, with still more seri
Gus consequences in prospect. Supt.
stevens kept a large crew Of men a
IS ork all Saturday night and all day
Sunday. In the afternoon the seat of
The difficulty was located and reached
after much digging through frozen
ground.
Nominations by the Governor.
The following nominations, made by
Gov. Powers, were announced, Satur-
day:
Clerk of the Bangor Municipal Court
F. A. Adams, Bangor.
Trial Justices-William T.. C. Run
nells, Searsport; Arthur w. Stone,
Corinna.
Notaries Public-William N. Titus,
Alma; George w. Barrows, Bangor;
James L. Parsons, Ellsworth; J. S.
Houghton, Weld.
Coroner-Charles F. Moulton, San
ford 1