Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-04-15
New Military Company Is En-.
listed al RumtoTd Fa|Is.'l
Commissioned aing viii Meet Wild
LAND Owners Next Week.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
p Tuesday, April 2s, at 10 A. NJ.


Gardiner Friday, April II, had been
postponed on account of that date be-
ing Good Friday. and will instead be
held on Friday. May 1. The program
WILL remain the same as that arranged
for the former date and is as follows:
GENERAL. SESSION. LIBRARY HALL,
10.3n A. NJ
Devotional Exercises
Rev. Langdon J. Quimby
Address Of Welcome
Address
Music
Address
The Essentials of Recitation
Prin. A. F. Richardson. Castine Nor
NAL School
Mr.. J. e. Mcclintoch. orono, Maine
GENERAL BUSINESS SESSION. 1.ao
DEPARTMENT F: sEss,oNs n; HIGH
DAseHeoE1 scHooE Bu1Ef;iNG. ifSs;5os1f p NJ! HIGH
Primary Department
Miss Marietta Parshley. Gardiner Pre-
Primary Class in s,G.nsa geography
Miss Lacy NJ Sweetsor and Class.
Gardiner
Local Geography in Primary Grudes'.
Augusta
''Music in Primary Grades" :.
Miss Florence Perkins, Waterville
Limits Of Number Work in the first four
Grades
Supt. Dennis F. Bowman. Watervilic
~'''e' 1;ramrnar Department.
Principal Weston Lewis, Augusta. Fresid-
ing.
"How Early Should Technical Grarmar
be beguno'' Miss Mary White. Augusta
Discussion from Grammar School Stand
Opened by Miss Bertie z; Libby. Oakland
Opened by Prin: H.. F; Pratt. Lawrence
High. School. Fairfield
Conducted by Miss Susie Cary. Gardiner
Drawing in the cRp1er q1er Grades Grad w,tcrv;,,e
Prin. G.: ". Marshall. Augusta; Presiding
-Four Years Of High school-Its impress
on the E'upil''
Extent Of schoo! Authority with Refer
.Frin. Burr +. Jones. Waterville
Opened by Sub Master Charles w.
Davis. Oak Grove SEMINARY
'T'lace Of Nature Study IN the .: School,
especially the Secondary SchOol
Prin. VIM. J.. Powers. Gardiner
General Discussion
GENERAL SESSION. library HALL.
40 p. NJ.
Music
~ Prof. VIM. T. Foster. Brunswick
Music
Address
Music
Special Orders No. 25, which has
been issued from the office of the
adjutant general under date Of April
49, provides for the medical examina-
ton of the men who have been en-
listed at Rumford Falls for the pur-
pose of forming a company to fill
vacancy in one Of the regiments of the
National Guard of the State Of Maine,
and reads as follows:
II. Major Bial +. Bradbury, Medi-
cal Department, N. G. S. NJ, is here
by ordered to proceed to Rumford
Falls, Maine. in season to reach there
on Thursday, April 16, 1908. at =
o'clock p. NJ, to make the medical
examination of the men enlisted by
Lucian w. Blanchard, under Special
Orders No 10, A. G. O., c. S.
III. Lucian w. Blanchard will as
semble the men at some suitable place
for examination and will report to
Major Bradbury upon his arrival at
Rumford Falls and will conduct him TO
the place of rendezvous"
Special Orders No. 26. issued from
the Office under the same date, states
that Second Lieut. Guy L. Wentworth.
Co. d, Second Regiment Of Infantry,
N. G. S. NJ, is honorably discharged
from the military service of the State.
the discharge to take effect on the
above date, by reason of disbandmcnt
Of company
Commissioner Ring Of the forestry
department will hold three meetings
with the wild land owners of the State
next week for the purpose or arranging
the system of fire wardens and patrols
for the coming season and also TO re-
wise the fire warden list. On Monday
April 20, he viii meet the kennepec
lumbermen at Waterville. the meetng
to be held at the office Of Hon. VII
liam T. Haines at 10 o'clock IN tne
forenoon. On Wednesday April 22. he
will meet the Penobscot county lum-
bermen at Bangor, the meeting pens
held at the Board of Trade rooms at ~
o'clock in the forenoon. and on Friday,
April "a, at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon
he will hold a meeting with the
ADostook county lumbermen at the
Office of A. L. Lumbert in Houlton.
A notice has been filed at the ONCE
Of the secretary of State which GER
titles that at a special meeting OF the
stockholders of Hensey & Co., held at
the principal Office of the corporation
in Belfast, April 3, it was voted to de-
crease the capital stock of the corpora
tion from 100000 to $1,000. and also to
decrease the par value of the shares of
the corporation from 500 each to 81.
Announcement is made that the
State treasurer will today issue the,
warrants for the State tax of 1908 to
the municipal officers of the cities.
towns and organized plantations of the
State.
Prof p. A. Campbell Of the Universe
ty of Maine was in the city Tuesday
and was caller at the department of
agriculture. Prof Campbell was on
his way to winthrop to attend the
monthly meeting of the Kennebec VAL