Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-07

fore the department of grammar
schools. MIR. Ossian Lang, the we'll
known New York educator, is to
speak before the rural school depart
ment on 1.-THE Common School AS So
cial Center" Principal Z. Graeme
Graves of the North Adams State
Normal school is to be one of the
speakers before the department Of
llindergartens. A feature of the kim
dergarten department will also be the
folk dances" by pupils of the Lewis
ton Training School.
The department of drawing and
manual training has a number of
| speakers representing advanced move
| ments in this department. Among
these will be Miss Helen E. Cleaves,
assistant director of manual training
| in the Boston schools, Frederick Whit
ney, art director of the Salem Norma
School and Supervisor Lucy c. Bed
low of New Bedford. Mass, Prof My
ron T. Scudder of Rutgers College, a
| well-known author and lecturer, will
speak before the department of pr-
mary schools on the relation Of man.
ual arts to lower grades.
Among the State speakers assigned
to the programme are State Supt. Pay
son Smith, Supt. D. w. LaRue of Au-
gusta, Supt. c. NJ. Pencil of Bidde-
| ford, Supt. H. J. Chase of Rumford,
Miss Lillian |. Lincoln of the Farm
ington Normal school, Principal Ade-
laide " Finch of Lewiston, Supt VIII
| liam l.. Powers of Fort Fairfield and
Supervisor Ralph E. Rowe Of Port
| land
Several exhibits will be made at the
convention. There will be special
! exhibit of work of representative coun-
try schools of the State. The State
Board of Health will display it's ex-
hibit representing methods of fighting
tuberculosis An exceptionally inter
esting exhibit will be that showing a
model school playground adapted to
! country or village schools
| The Association of Preparatory
Schools and Colleges promises an I'M
usually good programme opening Fri
day morning, Oct. 30. The programme
of this association is now RAPIDLY near.
ing completion and will be announced
within few days.
| The following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization at
! the office of the secretary of State:
| Maryland and Virginia Transporta-
ton Co, organized at Augusta, for tho
purpose of conducting Il general trans.
portation business, with 81 ,OOO, 900 CAPT
tai stock, of which nothing is paid in
| Officers: President and Treasurer, +.
| NJ. Leavitt of Winthrop. Certificate
filed Oct. 5, 1909
AnticOr Manufacturing Co.. of Maine
organized at Portland, for the purpose
of manufacturing and dealing in ma.
chinery and tools. with S1,000.000 CAPT
tai stock, of which nothing is paid in
Officers: President, Clarence T. Eator
of Portland; Treasurer, T. L. Croteal
OF Portland. Certificate liled oct. 5
1909
Bay State Mining Co, organized a
Portland, for the purpose of conducting
a mining business, with 100000 CAPT
tai stock, Of which nothing is paid in
Officers: President, H. 3. Clarity o
Portland: Treasurer, John Il. Pagan o.
Portland Certificate filed Oct 6. 1909
Publishers Co., organized at Port
land for the purpose of conducting {
general printing and publishing bust
ness with $25O,Oo0 capital stock, o
| which nothing is paid in Officers
President, Charles Sumner Cook o
Portland; Treasurer, Charles L. Hutch
!inson of Portland. Certificate flee
Oct G. 1909.