Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-17

STATE psE.
Old Home @ Association
Will Me9 Tomorrow.
lorgc Numbgbf officers-E|cct Be-
fore Ntary Examiners.
oni:ers' seIbIi military instruction Will
Meet. Ills Kcrnins.


e weckAssociation. to be held at the
e StatoHouse, at 1880 A. NJ tomorrow
= prorecs to be largely attended and
mayed with enthusiasm. Reports are
coyhg in of towns which are taking hold
b inEood style and clcctinS delegates to
u meeting. There is Il general fcc,,n--
fat the principe cclcbra ton this wear.
bfouid he held at the capital; that il I h.
fhc most appropriate place that could he
/selectcd. This fact will be an additional
induccment for Augusta citizens to at
| tend the meeting. tomorrow a gen raj
ana cordial invitation is extended by the
| association for all interested to attend
and aid in making the event, this year.
surpass that of last.
There is 70 doabt that many towns did
not hold celebrations. last year, bccaus,
the elaborate attractions offered BY som,
of the larger cities. which drew the peo-
pie from the smaller towns fer miles
around This is not what the association
desires. this year. The wish is to make
the celebration more general: to have all
the towns have some observance or other
even if il is nothing more than a picnic
party. Let the home coming of citizens
! from other states be a genuine home
coming with a real welcome from their
native towns instead of grand ccIcbra-
tons IN Il comparatively small number of
| towns To which the visitor is packed of.
bag and baggage.
There is no doubt that the real home
affair will be more characteristic of this
years celebration and it is thought tina,
| the event viii be more generally OBJ
served, Will afford more satisfaction TO
the State and its visitors and be more of
Il success in every way.
The officers of the association will be
elected. tomorrow. Governor Hill will be
chosen president of the association En-
Gov. Powers. who is new president is
taking great deal of interest in the
coming celebration. In fact great inter
est is being taken all over the State and
although the observance will differ in
several ways from that of last year, it
is felt that it will be a greater success
as State event.
The board of military examiners met in
the judiciary rooms of the State House
to examine officers who have been elected
or appointed to office. The following can
didates were present:
FIRST INFANTRY
First Lieutenant Char'cs L. Davis Zap
pointed adjutant with rank of captain.
First lieutenant Frank E. Harris zap
pointed qdartermaster with rank OF cap
tain).
Second Lieutenant George NJ Kav-
anaugh (appointed commissary of.subsi;-
tence with rank of first lieutenant
1 Second Lieutenant Wallace O. Clemens.
-tappointed battalion adjutant with rank
of first lieutenant
Second Lieutenant George II. Crockcr
sapponted battalion adjutant with rank
pof first lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant Burton E. Kcnnard
(captain-elect. Co. ~.
Second Lieutenant Herbert l. Lowe
Uirst lieutenant-elect. Co. Al.
Private Frank f. Cummings Second
lieuteuant-elect, Co. Al.
SECOND INFANTRY.
Private Frank l.. Williams tsccond iie;,-
tenant-elcct. Co. e..
elect, Co. M.
The State House, today, wilr be al
most wholly given over to the soldiers.
About 80 officers of tie State Guard
Will be in attendance at the meeting of
the school for military instruction,
which will convene at 1880 a. NJ. It is
expected to be one of the most inter-
esting and successful schools ever held.
Most -of the instruction will probably
be in different tactics and marching
cvOlutions.
The following certificates of fncorpora-
ton have been flied at the office of the
Isccrctary of State:
| Morrill, Atwood Tee Company. has fccn
organized at Saco for the purpose of cut
ting and dealing in ice, lumber hay. etc,
with 100000 capital stock of which SD
| is paid in The officers arc: Presi cent.
! John c. Morrill, of Wakefield Mas
| treasurer. Frank III. Atwood of Nv akcheId.
| Certificate approved. April Is. 1871.
Field improved Nail Set Co. has been
| organized at. Rockland, for the purposn,
| of manufacturing the Field Improved
(; nail set and other. hardware specia't.l1cesss;
| with 80 0e0 capital stock of which SHV3
| is paid in. The officers are: President
C. r. Jones of Rockland; treasurer, a:
p Blasdell of Rock,and. Certificate APP
proved April 10.
| Atwood's Company. organized at Saco,
for the purpose of carrying on the res
taurant business. wi h SIS 900 c1nitll STOCK
of which 500 is paid in. The officers are:
Pre- sident Edward n. Cooling of Boston;
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