Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-08-29

Hon. w. w. Stetson. St.+o
| dent OF public schools. has issu..,, -.
GUAR announcing series of II ed,cs +tor,
ai MASS meetings. to be held in as ,,.,,,
ui'lereht places in the State. Iectnrar.,
nave been engaged to speak on ",rhe w.,
| lie OF the Public School, and the
Each Citizen in Making 1t Nor "a
| Gent ana the meetings should nrova -.
great interest III the communities w..
| they are to be held. Below is piva,, y;
, OF The speakers and their assignment
gether with other Particulars r.,oan',,.'
| the meetings.: 'e
Hon. c. &. Aycock, governor of No..,
Carolina VI ->orth
court OF North Carolina Pie cine
Or. a. T.. Wmship, editor New EnaI.,
Journal of Education.
Hon. Henry fOuck, deputy state s,,rou
in,endent of schools, Pa. "pei
Prof. L. L. ClaNton of the Universitv
OF Tennessee and superintendent of ,bs
summer school of the South 'ie
The above named gentlemen have made
si> : IN and are recognized as leaders in
l pIGen i, n TX o.,nono III
e9 THere viii b. no ii"s'ponement of any
meeting on account Of st0r7hv>. weather
and all sessions mus, commence ont. re.
There Will be two speakers at e, =!
Governor Aycock and Judge Winston
"Wednesday. ; T. NJ, sept II, in Bidde-
ford; "a +. NJ, i'll Portland
Thursday, 10 A. NJ. Sept Is, in New
castle; I.41 +. NJ. III Rockland.
7. NJ, in Lewiston; -, +. NJ. in Norway.
Vile; 7.45 f. NJ. in Bangor.
Monday. w \. n, syI.t., 10, in Lincoln;
Tuesday. 9ao \. NJ. Sep. %, in Fox
croft; ~ t. NJ, III Pennington.
Dr. Winship and IL: ilouck will speak:
Monday, ; T.. NJ. Oct. 3, in Calais; 7.45
r. NJ. in Machias
Tuesday. IL y. NJ. oct. 1, in Cherrytield;
- Z. NJ. in Ellsworth.
Wednesday. go y. NJ, oct. 5, East Cor
NTH.
Thursday = \. NJ. oct. ., in Caribou;
IL r NJ ,local timeD. in Van Buren,.
Friday, } y. NJ nocal tmeI. Oct. I, il
Fort Kent; , p. NJ, in H"ulton.
, 7.i5 Z. NJ. in Madison
DR. Winship and Prof. Claxton wiz
Monday. 10 A. NJ. oct. 10. in Rumford
| FaiiI; Is p. NJ in Bethel.
T@es'l;,y p NJ e oe ct;rl Il: in North
Ierwicli: : i. NJ. i'll Iiittery.
| Governor Aycock gives his entire time.
| "A ft,r Distressing of the duties of his office.
to interesting and instructng the people
of his state in matters educational Hi;
success in this work has won for him the
| ,itIe of 'Educational Governor" He is
| on of tn" most impressive speakers of the
South
| Judge Winston is the governors most
| intimate CoaGiutnr and has been an active
worker in the Sc educational campaigns"
! tie is recognize US one of the most clo
! nucnt speakers of the section that his
| given The country many great orators.
} DR.. Winellip has spoken in nearly every
! state i'm the Union. Calls for his services
are 50 numerous that mis- engagements
are made months in advance. He is one
Of the leading speakers on the educational
platform.
Dr. Houck has been speaking. before
teachers meetings in Pennsylvania for 20
years His name on tho program ensures
= larger attendance in his own state than
can b. secured by the announcement OF
the name of any other educator His re-
ceptnn by the Boston. teachers stands
without a parallel.
prof. Claxton was the founder and is the
manager Of the famous summer schooi o, 81
Kind in the world. He has been stu
don't Of common school problems LOT
wears. Dr. Lyman Abbott ranks MIN as
Admission to these lectures is free ana
al are invited to attend. There VIII ne
special reduced ties on all the prlIci-
pal railroads of the State
The following corporation filed its
certificate ct the office of the secretary
OF state. Saturday:
The Maxim Invention Co. Or
ganized at Winthrop, for the purpose OF
manufacturing and dealing in stove
polish backing, and compounds, medi-
cines. proprietary articles. remedies,
| etc. and for other specified purposes.
| ,,;+t, S1OO OOO copjt1l stock of which
nothing is paid in. The officers are:
President, Samuel Maxim of Wayne;
treasurer, John V. Mccarthy of Med
| ford, Mass. Certificate approved, Aug.
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