Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-22
Nominations Are Made
By the Governor.
chronological Exhibits Being
Prepared For the Fairs.
Hearing on Extension Of State Road
Held at Hebron Friday.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Friday, August %, at 10 A. M.

Friday, august 20, at ~ n. N.
The following nominations We're
made Friday by Governor Cobb:
Private deteetiy-Louis G. chab"t
Disclosure commissioners. F.. Me-
servcy, South Thomaston.
TO administer oaths. acknowledge
deeds and !SolenniZe arriages-Evelyn
a. Atkins, Ellsworth.
Coroners- Frank F.. Simonton, Ellis
worth; j. w. Gordon, Wells (Ogun-
quito.
Agent for the protection Of animals
Herbert c. Patch, Newfield (WesD.
Inland fish ana game warden-Alvah
A. Berry, Eusts.
Trial justice--C. c. Campbell Indus
try West Mills); John Holden, Rock
wood tkineo).
Notares public-Albert j. Austin,
Portland; Lewis A. Burleigh, Augusta;
Elmer j. Burnham, kittery; John f.
Dana, Portland; Henry r.. Higgins, Lu-
bee; Horace d. Ridlon, Stetson; f.. G.
Shaw, Durham (Shiloh; George W.
Staples, Penobscot (South.
Justices of the peace--Emery oliver
Became, Hallowell: John T.. Dana. Port
land; Charles q. Hoyt, Brewer; Will
liam f. Jones, Norway; John f. Libby
Prospect; &. Fl. Lane, Paris (WesD;
Lucius NJ Perkins, Alfred; Gedeon
Pitcher, Waterville; Horace *. Richard
son, Bradford; Daniel w. Walker,
Peru.
The agricultural department was a
busy place Friday and the part of the
work which was receiving special at
tentiOn was that of the bureau of en-
tomology. Specimens which had been
IN exhibition at the summer schools
We're being unpacked, and new cases
made up for exhibition at the fairs.
Not the least in Importance of the work
carried on by this department is its
campaign of education.
The department does not limit it's
efforts to the direction of spreading
knowledge regarding harmful species of
insects Nothing could be more I'M
fortunate than to have the idea spread
abroad that all insects are harmful and
enemies To man. Accordingly an effort
is made to bring into prominence, not
only dangerous pests like the brown
tail and sNpsy moths, but also friends
and the various kinds of ichnenmon
flies, who benefit mankind in widely
different ways Those who attend the
fairs this fail should not fail to seek
out the chronological exhibit and be
come acquainted with the appearance
of the various insects whose presence
in the State means so much of veal or
woe to the life and Industries IF Maine
L: tl.. ..,,t.,
molngist, viii personally be in attend
anC. at the principal fairs, and at
places where he will be unable to be
present, able assistants will have
charge OF the exhibits. Inquirers are as
s,red Of n cordial reception and all the
information within the knowledge Of
the department.
state Highway Commissioner Paul d.
Sargent was at Hebron Friday to con-
duct hearing on proposed state
road The road from Sahattus to Davis
Corner has already been accepted as a
state road, ami the hearing was on a
petition for an extension of the State
road over the highway from Davis
Corner 10 the Auburn line.
The following highway has been des-
ignated as State road: Commencing at
the Turner line on the River road Via
Turner street to Court street, TO Mlnot
avenue to Washington street, to Dan
Vile Junction, a distance of approx
mately 10 miles.
The gun carriages. MIGRANTS and
other fixtures On the Capitol grounds
are resplendent in new paint.
The following have recently register
ed at the Fish and Game department:
Miss Helen NJ. Gerry, Mechanic Falls;
Charles c. Low, Percy RI.ow, Bath:
Elmira Mullgan. Mr.. and Mrs j. w.
Hale. DamariScotta: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
G.. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. George $. scott.
Lowell. Mass; Miss Beatrice Breton,
Skowhcgan; Miss Doris Buchanan. Wo-
burn. Mass: Miss Gladys Macdonald,
Chicago: Miss Mabel Durham, Lewis
ton: John Prince. Boston; Mrs. Joseph
Merrtheu, Fredericton. n. b; MISS
Clara NJ York. Lynn, Mass; Paul II.
Liffers. Jersey City, n. j.; Miss Flossie
l.. Farrar, West Sumner; Mrs. j. IL.
Knowlton. Strickland; Mr. and Mrs.
John L. Laing. Haverhill, Mass; Mrs
Charles +. Hartley. Gardiner; Miss Alb
bic NJ. Butler. Maiden, Mass: Earl Per
nv. Randolph; Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Lit
tlefield, Newport, Me; j. Fl, Charles
WORTH Mrs. Nellie Jordan. Lisbon Cen
ter. George NJ Barrows. Newport.