Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-16

Wcodstock or of Carleton county.
I1X Following nominations were
NAVY by Gov. Hill. Thursday:
sMeNber board of legal examiners
LesffesC. Cornish. Augusta.
RodR commissioners-John Morrison,
East Ecrinth: w. Maxfield. Bangor;
GeoT&8 a. Gray. OLD Town.
CerQAer-Francois P. Narcotic. Lew
iston..
TBaE justices-Ernest G. knights.
WATERFORD. Center: John Holden.
Skowdegan: Clark Is. Frost, Hanover:
John +. knowlton. Ellsworth: r. S.
Partridge. North Whitefeld
Notaries publc-Albert F. Austin.
Portland: II. II. Thuriough. Litchfield.
Corner: J. Howard Junkins. York:
stephen T. Merrill. Gardiner.
Justice of peace and Guorum-Ch
g. Hoyt. South Brewer: Jacob Bemis.
Lagrange; William r. Jones. Norway:
Edwin r. French. Readfield. Kent's
Hill: Joel Richardson. Newport: Han
no W. Gage Portland: Frederick G..
Dun. Ashland: J Howard Junkins.
York; Edward +. Hastings. Fryeburg;
Ralph NJ. Gilmore. Waterville: George
NJ. Foster. Lubec: Charles II. Sullivan.
Whitncyville.
one of the boys from Company l.
took the State teachers examination
a the rooms of the educational depart
mcnt. Thursday. Last year during
the State muster he successfully passed
teachers examination and is now
employed in teaching. The eXamina-
ton yesterday was one which was fur
ther advanced.
Miss Eva l.. Shorey has returned
from "a two weeks vacation passed at
her old home in Bridgton.
Hon. Thomas II. Sherman. former
secretary to the late James G.. Blaine.
was visiting friends at the State
House. yesterday. He is the guest of
| Commissioner Parker Spofford.
CAPTAIN Horace Atwood. State in
| spector of steamboats,. was at the state
| house. yesterday.
| Miss Sadie F. Lord. stenographer in
the acknowledgements office. has re-
sumed her duties after a vacation at
| her home in Belgrade.
| Miss Clarideli Bradstreet. who is
employed in the bank examiners
office. is enjoying vacation at Ocean
| Point.
The following companies have filed
| certificates Of Incorporation at the
Office of secretary of State:
The Richardson & Spaulding Co.
| has been organized at Portland. Me-.
| for the purpose of manufacturing and
d. aling in boots shoes and rubbers.
| with $4,000 capital stock of which $3.50
is paid in. The officers are: President.
George A. Richardson of Reading.
Mass: treasurer. John S. Spaulding of
Lexington. Mass Certificate approved.
August Is. 1901.
| Federal Mining Co.. has been organ
| lied at Kittery. Me. for the purpose OF
CARRYING on the business of mining in
Missouri and elsewhere and manufac-
turing and selling mining implements.
with $4,000 capital stock OF which
nothing is paid in The officers are:
President. John r. Neal Boston. Mass:
treasurer. Frederick Downs. Maiden
Macs. Certificate approved. August IA.
| 1901. ~ -s=---- s
Devman Bitter Co. has been organ
lied at Kittery. Me-. for the purpose OF
carving on the business and manu-
facture of compound mixture or
preparation known as Deymam Bit
tiers. with $4,000 capital stock of which
nothing is paid in. The officers are:
President. John F. Neal of Maiden.
Mass: treasurer. Frederick Downs OF
Maiden. Mass. Certificate approved.
August IA. 1901
The Lynn Steamship Co. has been
orga nized at Augusta. Me. for the pur-
pose OF building. chartering and oper-
ating vessels and carrying freight and
passengers between any ports. with
sJOOcO capital stock Of which nothing
is paid in. The officers are: President
Leslie G. Cornish of Augusta: treasur-
or. Norman l.. Bassett Of Augusta
Certificate approved. August IA. 1901.
George w. Belonga Co.. has been or