Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-17

| schools. Friday It will be remembered
| that the old farm was purchased by thu
| present owners for the purpose of pre-
| serving 1t, and to that end they hay.
| formed an association to be known as the
Lincoln National Park Association, tn"
president of the association being Charles
Mackay. the New York millionaire. and
the secretary Robert J. Collier. Il is the
purpose of the owners of the farm 10 al
low ,he public at large to become stock
holders, and tC that end will receive sub
scriptions from p cents upward to s., but
in no larger sums. In speaking Of the
matter Friday, Supt. Stetson said that
through the Kindness of Il. II. Phair Of
the BOARD of trustees of the MAZDA w:lslsa
Training school, the students of the
school and the teachers had become MEM
bcrs of the association. The school mem
bership, including the five teachers, is
al, and Mr.. Phair's offer WAS to send :,
check for an amount sufficient 10 secure
for each member of the school a member
ship in the association. by this means
it is probable that the Madawas!Sa school
is the first school III the country with a
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Supt. StetsOn was at the Capitol Friday
forenoon on his way to WmSlow to at
tend 4 teachers meeting which was held
in that place Friday evening. Mr.. StctSOn
came from Pressure Isle. where he had
attended the reception given in honor OF
the opening OF the new docmitory in cor
nection with the Normal school.
The following corporations have
filed their certificates OF organization |
at the office Of the secretary Of State:
Gas Construction Co, organized at
Portland. for the purpose of construct
irg, owning and operating gas plants. |
electric lighting and heating plants. |
and for other purposes. with $4,000 !
capital stock, of which nothing is paid |
in. Officers: President Fred Bogue |
of Augusta: treasurer, w. S. Lee of |
Augusta. Certificate approved, Feb. |
16, 1906.
Apollo Laundry Co. organized at |
Portland. for the purpose of doing a |
general laundry business, with $4,000 |
capital stock, OF which $500 is paid |
in. Officers: President. James A. |
Donovan of Portland; treasurer. John |
J. Sullivan of Portland. Certificate !
Feb. 16. 1906 |
w. II. Mason & Co. organized at |
Portland. for the purpose Of carrying
or the business of painting, paper |
hanging, carpcntcripg. building. etc,
with $4,000 capital stock, OF which |
nothing is paid in. Officers: Pcrsi- |
dent. William II. Mason Of West |
brook; treasurer, Alfred f. WinSlow |
Of Wcstbrook. Certificate approved, |
Feb. 16, 1906.
Federal Gas Corporation. organized |
at Augusta. for tho purpose Of manu- |
f curing and dealing in gas, opcrat-
ine, plants for same. also electric light |
plants, heating plants, etc, with $500
900 capital stock, OF which, nothing is |
paid in. Officers: President Fred
Boguc of Augusta; treasurer, W. S.
Lee of Augusta. Certificate approved |
Feb. Is. 1906.
Portland Coal Co, Limited. organ |
lied at Portland. for the purpose OF |
doing general mining business with |
$1,5OO.O00 capital stock. of which $500
is paid in. Officers: President, NJ. A.
Mucnix of Portland; treasurer, jed a. |
Farming Of Portland. Certificate H.p-
proved, Feb. 16, 1906.
Porto Rico Dock Co, organized ut |
Portland. for the purpose of erecting |
and maintaining docks. warehouses.
ships, vessels and other craft and for |
divers other purposes, with $4,000 |
capital stock. of which $500 is paid in.
officers: President. Willard W. Bald !
win of Portland; treasurer. Geo. G. |
Kicker of Portland. Certificate APP
proved, Feb. 10, 1906.