Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-14

Penn Yam, n. Y, John Jcannin j.,
of Glenmocr Farm, West Sand Lake,
n Y. and other interesting and prac-
teal speakers from the State of Maine
will address the meetings.
Announcement was made Wednesday at
the office of the State superintendent of
public schools that the 32nd annual ses-
sion of the Lincoln County Educational
Association will be held at Newcastle
Friday, oct. -. at which State Supt.
Smith will be present and deliver an ad-
dress. The program:
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ
Devotional Exercises,
Rev Mr.. Johonnett, Damariscotta
Words of Welcome,
Prn. H. *. White. Newcastle
RESPONSE Bradford Redonnett. Wiscasset
| Preparation for the High School,
Prin. II. X. White, Newcastle
How Can We Interest the Parents in the
Charles S. Sewall Wiscasset
schools. Supt. Lore H. Ford Whitetield
Discussion.
Business.
Organization of County School Improve
ment League.
The Teachers Compensation.
Prof. w. Il. Foster, Brunswick
PAPER.
Frin. Robinson, Bristol High school,
Address-''Thc Essentials of the Recital
| ton
pin. A; F. Richardson. castine Normal
Address THE Uses of Imagination
Prin. w. G. Malett Pennington Nor
| mai school
Question Box.
EVENING. 7.3o.
Dc> otional Exercises.
Rev. R. L. Sheaff, Newcastle
Music.
| Address,
Papson Smith. State superintendent of
| public schools
| Music.
| Benediction.
A meeting of the board of trustees
| of the state Normal schools. the mem
| berS of which are II. l.. Chapman oil
| Brunswick, G. +. Merrill of SkoWheGan,
| w. j. Knowlton Of Portland, O. B.
| Clason of Gardiner. w. A Walker of
| CaStinc, p. II. Phair of Pressure Isle
| and f. e. Curtis of Machias, was held
| Wednesday in the room occupied by
| the president of the Senate during
| Legislative sessions. beginning at 10
| o'clock in the forenoon and continue
ing through the greater part of the
| day, all of the members being present
| with the exception of McsSrS. Chap
man and Phair. The business of the
| meeting was mainly devoted to r"u-
| tine matters.
| The Misses I.ottic Harrington and
l ('nprrlp Stevens rnSnCrtiNolV clerks
the office of the fish and game COM
mission ana the railroad commission
crs. were among the many from this
vicinity who attended the Tcpsham
fair Wednesday,
! The following corporations have filed
| their certificates of organization at
| the office Of the secretary of state:
| Boston Miami development Co.. or
| ganized at Portland, for the purpose
of conducting a mining business, with
| $50, 900 capital stock, of which nothing
| is paid in. Officers: President. Elmer
Perry of Portland; Treasurer, George
T. Spear of South Portland. Certifi-
cate filed Oct. II, 1909
The Home Investment Co. organized
| at Portland. for the purpose of dealing
| in stocks, bonds. mortgages. etc. with
$4,000 capital stock, of which $500 is
| paid in. officers: President and
Treasurer, William H. Whipple of
Portland. Certificate filed oct II, 1909.
| Hallowcll Real Estate Asso.. organ
| lied at Augusta. for the purpose of
| dealing in rear estate, with $4,000 cap
| ital stock. of which nothing is paid
| in. officers: President Walter NJ.
Sanborn of Augusta: Treasurer. Fl. A.
Milll<en of Hallowell. Certificate filed
| Oct l.. 1909.
FEDERATION OF CLUBS.