Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-30
STATE HOUSE.
More Nominations Of Red
fesentatives to Legislature
State Summer Schools Have
Proved a Great Success.
Gov. Cobb Arrives to Attend Month.
ly Council Meeting.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Thursday, July 80, at 10 A. M.

1hiOco'CN - LilllelOI, MontlcelIO,
Hammond Plantation, Smyrna, Lud-
low. New Limerick. and three planta-
tons, Lucerne A. Hill, Littleton; Sher-
man, Island Falls, Oakfield, Dyer
Brook, Hersey, Benedicta and four
plantations, Verdi Ludgate, Sherman;
Ashland, MapletCn, Castle HILL Masar-
dis, Sheridan, Portage Lake, Chapman,
Wade OXbow, Garfield, Nashville ana
seven plantations, Percy NJ Porter,
Mapleton.
Northumberland. Eben p. True,
Franklin r. Redlon, Edgar f. Rounds,
Frank j. Marshall George f. Kava-
nough, Harry NJ. Bigelow, Henry c.
Boyer. Jr., Portland
FranklE-New Sharon, Industry,
New Vineyard Freeman. Eingfield,
Eustis, Strong, Lang. Coplin. Lowell,
Jerusalem and Croker Plantations
Herbert $. Wing, Kingfeld
Hancock - Bucksport, Penobscot
Dedham. Otis. Amherst, Mariaville and
Verona. James H. Jones. Bucksport
Observation-Disclosures, Edwin l.. Bus
sell, Gardiner.
oxford Norway, oxford and Hebron,
Austin a. Nelson, Hebron.
Pcnobscot - Lagrange. Edinburgh,
Rowland. Max'ied. Enfield Passadum-
keag. Lowell, Burlington. Seboeis Plan
tation, Grand Falls Plantation, and
Summit Plantation, Charles l.. Hatha-
way, Passarumkeag; Hampden, Orrins-
ton and NeaZie, George r.. Tibbetts,
Orringtpn: DiXmont, Etna, Newburg,
Plymouth and Stetson, Arthur +. Bus
sell, StetSon.
scataquis-FoXcroft, Guilford. Alb
bolt, Sebec. Barnard Plantation and
Bowerbapk. Charles J. Chase. Sebec
Somerset Skowhegan, Edward f.
Danforth, Skowhegan.
ork-Sanford, George G. Emery,
Sanford.
The following nominations of Demo-
Gratis have been filed in the legislative
districts by counties:
Aroostooll--F Fort Fairfield, George w.
Eastman, Fort Fairfield
Cumbarland-Yarm Leon r.
Coax, Yarmouth.
Hancock-Mount Desert. fremont.
Swan Island. Cranberry Isles and
South West Harbor. Arthur l.. Somes,
South West Harbor.
Kennaocc-C helSea and Litthficld
George W. Earle, Litchfeld.
Observation-Disclosures, South Thomas
ton, North Haven and Hurricane Isle,
Robert ~ Harrington, South Thomas
ton.
Lincoln. Lee, Chester,
WoodvIIe, Mattawamkeag. Eli Fl.
Pinikham, Lincoln; Lagrange, Rowland.
Maxfcld, Passadumkeag, Lowell.
burlington, Schools Plantation, Grand
Falls Plantation, and Summit Panta-
ton, chauncy A. Dobe. Lagrange:
Hampden. Orrington and VeaZie, Frank
&. Lyrord Neazle; Alton, Argyle.
Greenbush, Greenfield, Milford, Clifton,
E,ddingtnn and Holden. Bcyden Bnarcc.
ICGdington.
Somerset - Norridgewock. Arson,
New Portland. and Starks. Irwin II.
Ellis, Arson: Bingham. Bigeiow Plan
tation. E,mbden, Moscow ana seven
plantations, Harlem B. Ellis. Embden.
Washingtcn-Jonesp Machiasport
and Cutler, Fred w. Thurlow, Jones'
port.
York-Kittery and Elliot. Abraham
Hill, Eliot
The following nominations of Social
lists have been filed in Legislative dis
tricts by counties:
Cumberland - Yarmouth, Fred w.
Fitts, Yarmouth.
Washirgton-Lu and Prescott.
EDWARD Y. O'Donnel, Lubec.
The state summer schools which have
been in session at the various Normal
schools of the State during the past
month, under the general supervision
stnyn Of 70
schools of Maine, are now about over
for the season. the only one stlll IN
session being that at Fort Kent and
that will close next week, Friday, Aug.
Z. From information given out at the
department of education it is learned
that the schools this year have been
very successful and the attendance
unusually large fully 300 more teach
ers taking advantage of the schools
than in former years. The attendance
has been especially large in the Aroos-
took county schools.
The summer schools have been con-
Quoted at Gorham, Pennington. cas-
tine. Pressure Isle and Fort Kent the
ohiest being to meet the needs OF
teachers in elementary schools Care
FIJI reviews of common school subjects
have been made and among other work
taken I'D was the study OF school
methods and management, and certain
special branches of which it was be-
lieved the teachers desired to gam a
better knowledge. The method OF m
struction was that of regular assign
mcnt of lessons with class recitatlons'
Deem interest has been taken by those
in attendance at the different schools
and the results attained have been
very satisfactory to all concerned
The regular monthly meeting or the
Governor and Council will be held IN
the Council chamber today, beginning
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and 1t IS
expected that the usual amount Oh
routine business will come up Tor
transaction. 1t is probable also that
the Mcintosh. Moore and Hall pardon
matters may be taken up and passed
upon.
Hon. Hannibal f. Hamlin of ELS
worth and Hon Warren C. PhilbrOOk