Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-20
STATE HOUSE,;
Gov. Cobb Announces
Nominations For May.
Eastern Maine Library Club
Meets al Clinton, May 20.
New Books on Music Installed at
the State Library.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR,
Next Meeting of Governor and Council
Tuesday, May &c, at 10 A. M.

Governor Cobb announced Tuesday
afternoon the following list OF nom
nations for the month of May, to be
confirmed at the meeting of the In
ecutive Council, Tuesday, May &c:
Chairman Police Eoard-Henry G.
Hutchinson, Biddeford.
Judge municipal COURT. W Black,
Searsport.
Inspector of Standardization r.
Mcdonald, Addison.
Agent for the prevention of cruelty
to animals-FranciS J. Holland, Port
land.
Coroner-H. A. Holt, Dover.
Inland fish and and game wardens =
ii. f. Redmond, Scion; Matthew C.
Morrill,, Gray; Frank j. Durgin, The
Forks.
Fish wardcns-William w. Blood,
Mlbridge; James A. Foster, East
Machas.
TO administer oaths, acknowledge
deeds and solemnize marriages
Blanche :. Hamlin, Milo; Mabel q.
IIunnewell, South Auburn; Matte F.
Shaw, Pressure Isle.
Trial justices-Frank H. Adams,
Litchlield. j. II. Barrows, Bethel; l..
w. kilgore, Moro plantation.
Notarics public-Warren 3. Clark,
New Portland; N. V. MacLcan, Ban
gor; Elmer +. Pembcr, Bangor; Her
bert N. Pi,kham, Portland; y. Sim
mons, North Arson; George w.
Thombs, Lincoln; l.. Turner, Port
land; William II. Waterhouse, Old
Town; A. w. Weatherbee. Bangor.
Justices of the Peace Spencer Boy
den, Buxton CENTER; William o.
Hargreaves, New Sharon (Allen's
Mills; Percy X. Horton, Portland;
+. Fl. Iosmcr, Portland; Samuel S.
Kimball, Bangor; Frank r. Leach,
Robbinston; Charles r. I.ittletield,
Kennebunk; S. A. Nelke, East Liver
more; William II. Newell, Lewiston;
y. Z. Noble, Phillips; Herbert N.
Pinkham, Portland; Henry w. Sar
gent, Scdgwick, (Sargentvillc); w. B.
SHELTON, lewiston; Frank j. Small.
Watcrville; Ncwall c. Strout, Port
land.
Announcement has been made at the
State library that a meeting of the
Eastern Maine Library Club will be
held ct the Brown Memorial library in
Clinton on Friday, May 20. Papers
will be read and addresses given peril
neat to library and educational work,
and in the evening an address will be
given which will be of interest to all.
Everyone who is Interested in library
or educational work is cordially in
| vitcti to be present. Rates of one and
| a third fare have been granted over
= h,
| club are as follows: President, j. II.
| Winter Of Corinna; Vice-prcSident,
Anna OSburne Of Hartland; secretary,
Miss NJ L. Avcrill of Dover
The musical public will be interested
to learn that among the new books
which have been ordered for the State
library and are expected to arrive
within Il few days are quite a num-
Der of volumes on music, among them
being the following: Elementary Ear
Training, Fred G. Shinn; Rudiments
of Musical Knowledge, c. w. Pearce;
Harmony, Diatonic and ChrOmatic,
Charles Vincent; Students Counter
point, G. w. Pearce; Composers
Counterpart, c. w. Pearce; Form in
Music, J. Humfrcy Anger; Melodies
and How to Harmonic Them, T..
Duncan; Key to Same. f. Duncan;
Scoring for an Orchestra, Charles
Vincent; Words in Singing. c. j..
Brennan; Practical Points for Choral
Singers, Robert Summons; Plainsong
and Gregorian Chant, Francis Bur
CESS; The Psalms, Their Structure and
Musical Rendering, A. Madclcy Rich
ardscn; Choir Training Based on
Voice Production, A. Madclcy Richard
sou: organ Accompaniment to the
Psalms, c. w. Pcarce; on Mendel-
ssohn's organ Sonatas, c. w.
Pcarce; On organ Playing, A. Page;
The Art of Violin Bowing. Paul
Stoeving; British Musical Biography,
n. J. Brown and S. S. Stratton; The
Reading of Music. NJ. T.. =. Zeper;
What Music Is, Duncan Hume; How
We Hear, f. G. Baker: Musical Mem
orv and Its Cultivation. Fred G..
Shinn; Manual of Sight Singing. books
/ and .. Frank J. Sawyer; Graded
school Song Book to accompany the
same. Frank J. Sawyer; Bach's Forty
eight Fugues, in score, books l and 2
G. Vincent
Adiutant General Farrham. who
represented the Governor at the dedi-