Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-14
Governor and CounCi|Wi||
Meet Next "Wednesday,
Department Of Agriculture Ar
ranging Farmers Institutes.
Trustees Of State Normal Schools
Hold Meeting Wednesday.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Wednesday, Oct. 20, at 10 A. M.

Tn accordance with the adjourn
ment of the last regular meeting OF
tho Governor and Council a meeting
NJ that body will be held in the Coun-
oil chamber at the State House next
wednesday, Oct. 20, commencing at 10
O'clock in the forenoon, for the pur-
nose of closing up some matters OF
state business which are now pend
inc. It will be remembered that no
,nootinp of the Council was held in
centemher and at the adjournment of
tho meeting held Oct. G several mat
tors remained to be disposed of, An
other object for which the Council VIII
assemble next Wednesday will be that
of visiting the Maine State prison at
Thomaston 1t is not expected that
tho meeting at the State House will
no a long one, and in the afternoon
Governor Fernald and the members
of his Council will leave Augusta on
the westbound express at $50 Tor
Rockland where they will pass the
night and on the following morning
20 to Thomaston and inspect the pris
on.
III Is pToDdDie also lildt dt ttlt Nt'-
nesday meeting of the Council de
olson will be rendered in the John f.
Gilligan pardon case Glligan, who
formerly belonged at PASSPORT, is
serving a sentence of two and one
half years in state prison at Thomas
ton for the crime of breaking. enter
ing and larceny. A hearing was held
on the petition at the last meeting of
the Council and the matter was tabled
until the coming meeting. Another
meeting in which it is anticipated that
decision will be rendered. is the par
don case Of Lee +. A. Forney, alias
Leroy French of Pennington and
which has been pending for some little
time. French is at present confined IN
the criminal insane building at the
Insane hospital in this city, having
Eeen transferred Sept. !. 1903, from the
State prison at Thomaston, where ne
was serving term of II years for
robbery Relatives of the prisoner are
trying to secure a pardon on the
ground that he has property and that
they are willing to take him off the
hands of the state and take care OF.
him.
Governor Fernald announced the fol-
lowing list Of nominations Wednesday:
Agent for Prevention of Cruelty to
Children--W William II. Douglas, Lisbon
Falls.
Agents for Prevention of Cruelty to
Armals-Edward G. Beachard. Lewis
ton: George NJ. Stinson, Woolwich; Ed
ward f. Virgin, Dixfield.
Inland Fish ana Game wardcn-Edl-
sor Sylvester. Eustis.
To administer oaths, etc Elizabeth
d, Dow. Bangor.
Coroners-Wm. f. Gordon, Bruins
wick: Fred A. Ross, Calais.
Notaries Public-Edward F.. Hast
ings, Fryeburg: Rogers Patton Kelley
Auburn; Herbert r. Powers, Fort Fair
field; Edwin l.. Stanwood, Portland.
Justices of the Peace-Albert f. An
derson. Portland; Victor V. Rurnheim
er, Naldohoro. tNorth; Charles n
Patten. Herman Carmel 4. r. d. -;
Charles O. Wadsworth. Gardiner.
Announcement is made at Che de
, partment of agriculture that arrange
sments are being completed for the fall
and winter series of farmers insti-
tuteS and that efforts are being made
TO make these meetings of special in
terest and value to the farmers of the
state The series will open in Wash
1ngton county and dates and places
for Washington and Aroostook coun-
Ties are as follows:
Washington county-Grange hall at
calais on Monday, Nov, 1; Grange
nail at Columbia on Tuesday. Nov.
Z; Grange hall at Millbridgc on We'd
nesday, Nov. s. with sessions at 1.3O
and 80 =. NJ
Ar'ostook county--Odd Fellows hall
AZ Washburn on Friday. Nov. 5, and
Green Ridge Grange hall at Caribou
on Saturday. Nov. 6. with sessions at
lo3o A. NJ. and 80 p NJ
calvin ]. Huson of kalorama Farm,