Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-27

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county jail at Skcwhegan for violation
oi the prohibitory law The petition
states Grays physical condition is sucb
mat IL Is believed that his life would
DC IN danger If he were compelled to
serve out his sentence GRAY himself
states that he is gradually becoming
hlini and desires to be released that he
may De able to secure proper theat-
meat Tor his eyes. The date of his COM
lnitment was March Q, 1909.
Inc TWO petitions which will be pre-
scented for an assignment of hearing
are Tor the pardon of Charles O. Crock
= "i Old Town and Andrew Berry of
oearSport. Croker was indicted at
the June term of the supreme judicial
court Tor PcnobscOt county at Bangor
III l?oS Tor breaking, entering and lar
cehy, and was given a sentence of two
years In State prison at Thomaston. In
MS plea for executive clemency he
states that he thinks that he has been
punished enough
Berry was indicted at the April term
of the supreme judicial court for Waldo
similar
crime as that OF Croker Part of tho
Indictment was mol pressed and on
May ?, 1898, he was sentenced to serve
lG nonths in Bangor Jail. His plea for
pardon is tased on the belief on his
part that he has been sufficiently pun
iShed
Other matters which will come before
the meeting viii be the confirmation Of
the appointments announced bv Cover
nor Fernald last week, and the DISPOSAL
of the usual amount of routine bust
ness.
Announcement is made at the educa-
tional department of the annual meet
ing of the Piscataquis County
Teachers Association which will be
held at the Foxcroft Academy on Fri
day. April 80, at which Supt Smith of
the public schools of Maine will be
present and will deliver an address.
The program for the meeting is as
follows:
Forenoon, 1000 O'clock
Music Academy Orchestra
Prayer
Hon. w. f. Parsons Foxcroft
Response
Music
Business
Nature Talk-Brds of the Season.
Mr.. Sanford Richie, Dover
Educational Standards.
Rev. f. B Foster. Dover
pr1n. e. G. Higgins, GuilfOrd
Address, Prn. S. l.. Merriman
| Pressure Isle Normal school
Afternoon, 1:3O o'clock.
| Election of officers
| Music
Medical Inspection of Schools
| Payson Smith. State Supt of Schools
| Discussion-Do We Neglect the Three
! RS? Judge G. w. HAYES. Foxcroft
Dscussion-The Three RS in the Pri-
| mary School.
Miss Viola Shepherd, Dexter
In the Grammar Grades.
Amanda II. Brown, Dover
Prin clayton Ward. Brownville
| Question Box
Confcrence-School Improvement League
| ) p NJ
Supper followed by informal reception
Evening p. VI.
| Music
| Reading
Music
Address, Prn. Geo. c. burlington, Farm
| inSton Normal School
| In accordance with general orders
issued from the office of the adiutant
| general under date of March 90 a board
| of examination will meet at the state
| House at 1890 this forenoon for the
purpose of inquring into the quaifica-
| lions for their respective positions of
| persons who have been elected or ap-
pointed to offices in the National Glard
Of the state of Maine. 1t is expected
| that nine officers elect will appear to
| take the examination.
Notice was issued Monday from tn"
| office of the State commissioner Of
highways that a public hearing will be
held at the Town house in Canton at
100 =. NJ. Thursday, May 6. on the pc
tition of Frank Leger and AS others.
being a majority of the legal voters "f
| the town of Canton, asking that the
| road beginning at the square in Can
| ton village and leading from Canton
to JAY on the direct road to Farming
| ton be designated as the State road
instead OF the State road as now dcSig
mated by the county commissioners.
| The following corporations have
| filed their certificates of organization
at the office of the secretary of state:
The Josiah G. Towle Estate organ
lied at Bangor. for the purpose of
| conducting a real estate business, with
100000 capital stock. of which nothing
is paid in. Officers: President and
treasurer. j. Norman Towle of Bangor.
Certificate flied April %. 1909.
The f. H. & A. NJ. NUNS Hotel Co.
organized at Portland. for the purpose
of conducting a hotel business and for
other purposes with $4,000 capital
stock, of which nothing is paid in.
Officers: President and treasurer.
Frederick H. NUNS of Portland. Certi-
licate filed April 26. 1909
Fire Protection Development Co.
OF gained at Portland. for the purpose
of manufacturing and dealing in APP
plances for the prevention and eX-
tinguishment OF fires. with $10O0,0oo
capital stock, of which $1,000 is paid IN.
Officers: President. Charles ID. Fuller
Ernest NJ