Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-30

the summer schools has not been known
as Superintendent w. w. Stetson had
not made his final arrangeNents., -lTb.
circulars were sent out not long aG1ssso
houncing the course of Study and
rangements made for IL B summed ~
out the teachers We're omitted.
"A circular has been issued from\h ed i.
ucational department giJms the listx4f
teachers and other inforruationS TR:s
circular says in part: .s.$
The work in the summer schools AZ
nalne Tor the present season in Englts:,
language and literature will be ,uffipr ~,
GTlrnectlon Of Prof. A. j. Robertx Ok olBy
CoHeee' IN the common school stlldl b
IN rural and graded schools, Supt, W.
PARKINSON, Walthan, Mass and thhs,fj
mary section in the, same stlislfas ~
Mrs Iain,o Mary ry, r. Davis, .Briageport M.
l. Powers, Gasainer {. music. 7. Df{Q$or
Fred f. Chapman 'ddAYIeridasS SSsSS.
voice voice and physical I, sssh3 MSsiGas-
Jersey NG Foxcro psgeb My "a seS
ai aieE special Sstrustersf blHlected
r5 s%Rn sam issss w 5a,3 3 +
Tay July ii y Erges surg July il a. Il @ =,
Lincoln, August l. Each school will be
in session two weeks.
For information in relation to prices for
rooms and board. apply to Mr. W. r.
Dresser, Ellsworth; Prin. o. H. Drake
adt,id Erin; G. H: L;arrabee; New
Prin. n. r. Smith. Lincoln. or Rev. Ern-
est Hamlin Abbott. Fryeburs.
State superlntsnasEtso ~ P sBEFs sohsols.
The fish and game interests of the 500
of Maine will be given a great boom in,
adv
pared by Chairman l.. T. Carleton of the
fish and game commission. Mr.. Carleton
is devoting some of his time now to lay
ing the plans for his book and will soon
enter upon the work. 1t will be an off
cial gazetteer of the fish and game of the
State of Maine, and the manner in which
it is to be disposed of will bring it to she
notice Of thousands Of people outside the
State.
what is needed" said Commissioner
Carleton, Thursday, lis book that can
be relied upon and one that will give one
section Of the State as great a show as
another. 1t is thought By everyone read
ing a book that is compiled by rail-
road or one that is gotten up by one sec
ton Of the State, that it gives that sec
ton more prominence than it deserves
What the people want is a book that will
treat all sections in their true light and
will give each as it is
There is no appropriation made for the
book and therefore the book is to be got
ten out entirely by Mr.. Carleton. and Will
be given away. In order to raise the
money for the purpose of defraying the
expenses that will be attached to l.ie
book Game Warden c. G. Nichols Iof
Foxcroft, has been enlisted as advertis-
ing agent and he is about the State Sc
curing the advertising for it,
What success have you had thus far
with the work?" the Journal asked Mr..
Nichols who was in Augusta Thursday.
II could not have dreamed &Sf better
luck" replied Mr. Nichols. = have seen
the agents of every railroad ahd have Sc
cured an ADVERT Smfnt Of ddseh, Then /
have visited the Nan geley region and ]
never thought. at th} start that I could
meet with such goodI success. can see
now why they all AXE hold of it so well.
/ have secured with But an exception, ey !
cry hotel stage linel sportip $3.50, -
builder and sporting dealer that /
asked They all jump at the idea.
fact that the issue Of lO.eo0 volumes
| $50 pages each. all nicely bound is IN
distributed the New York sbortsmer s
show makes every man wish his adj, r.
tisement to appesr, 'and many have I'D
| they would not allow anything Of the 8of u
to be issued without their adv Etise-
ment"
"Have YOU filled the advertisingf Section
Or contracted for i am.
l h1,-o ,ant hao,, - |
and have not visElel every section of the |
State. We shall give every section fair
show, as they should have ~. order that
every part of the State MAJ be represent
ed in the advertising and fbhs all receive !
a benefit in this manneu +as well as IN
the literary part of the Book
| VIII not the expense foe very large?"
The book issued by the EBangor &
Aroostosk Railroad cdnsistings of $50
pages AID 10000 copies1ls said ~ have cost
5000" Replied cornm8eloner carleton.
"Our book will be Of tie same descrip-
ton We have no fear from the present
outlook'of securing ADVERTISING enough
to pay all the expenses ~and not "a copy 1
will be SID
| Situated as Commissioner Carleton S
with every sort of chance for reference,
ne ouSit 10 Stt oW very eoPlpfehen'
sive vounf. He says he wifi not devote
much ttnsf to- tie history of the fish and
game a Mafn<. bnt will rather tell of its
presentcoudiHon and give TING infor-
mationl.e knows Il the habits, the 10
calitie9 where the game can be-found
with aldirectory oHall the sporting To-
calitie5of the STATE Mr.. Carleton's abil-
ity as in interesting speaker and writer
assure an inter hing book His argu-
ments tlways I'D fe been convincing be-
fore III juries during his years as law
yer, all his argumentsin favor of Maine
shouldbe as good. considering the 1good
| s,ibied he has in hand. 1t would seem
as thdgh the value of the book to the
Mainepeoph was very great
81 aall attend the Paris exposition in
1000 nd a. a side issue from the 10000
| shal give away in New York next
MarcL | snail distribute 1000 at the ex-
| positbn," said Mr.. Carleton.
Tha Por land Courier in its issue of
Wedesda- evening, gives an account OF
the tlnerl of member of Co. f., LIST
Regiment y. G.. S. NJ, and also a mem
Der d th,1st Maine Volunteers, He was