Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-21


Names first adjutant general, Samuel
Conv, of Augusta who assumed the du-
ties of the office when Maine was sep
arated from Massachusetts in 1920. The
collection is complete With the excep-
ton of the portrait of Gen. Cony and
it is believed that no photograph of
him is in existence.
The idea OF having the portraits Of
former adjutant generals on the walls
Of the Office was originated by Gen.
Augustus S. Farnham of Bangor, the
predecessor of General Dill.
TIL" follow ing are the portraits of the
adiutants generals which adorn the
walls of the office: Samuel G.. Laid,
Augusta 1s30-1S33; joseph Sewall,
Bath. 1s33-1S36; A. g. thompson
Brunswick. 1S35-1S3S: Rufus c. Nose,
Augusta, lS5S-1S39: A. b Thompson,
brunswick, 1S39-1341; Isaac Hodsdon,
Bangor. 1Si1-1S42; Alfred Redington,
Augusta, lS42-1H5l Greenlcaf White,
Augusta. lS5l-lS52: Alfred Tracy. Ban
gor. 1952-lS5j: j. Il. RatcFeldcr, Read
field, 1S55-1S56; George NJ. Atwood, Gar
diner 1S56-1A51; James w. Webster,
Belfast. 1851 1859; Davis Tillson, Rock
land lSjo-lS6l; John H.. Hodsdon. Ban
gor lS61-lN+7. John c. Caldwell, Ma
chias. 1867 1863; Benjamin b. Murray,
Jr. Pembroke 1Si9-lSl6; Jonathan +.
Gillcy Rockland, 1S76-iS1": Samuel b.
Lcavitt PASSPORT, 1S19-lSh0; George l..
Bcal. Norway. 1SSa-l&S5 Samuel j.
Gallagher, Calais, 1SS3-lSH9: Henry NJ.
Spraguc Auburn. lSN9-lS?3; Selden
Conner. Portland, 1S93-lS37. John T.
Richards Gardiner. 1897 1907; Angus
tus T.. Farnham. Bangor, l902-l9o9.
The following circular. relative to the
coming examinations for State teachers
certificates, was issued from the educa-
tional department Saturday
STATE OF MAINE.
Educational Department.
Candidates for State teachers certii-
Gates will be examined Friday. February
- beginning at s \. NJ. at the following
places:
Ashland GHigh school. Augusta (Coun-
ell room, City halD. Bangor CHanninai
Hamln school. Bluehll Grammar
school. Bridgton U1igh school. Houiton
High school, Newcastle tAcademy)'
Rumtord (High school, Skowhegan tMu-
nicipal building). Southwest Harbor (High
school.
Teachers who have not seen in prellm-
mary examination reports may take the
examination and send in such reports
later Conductors OF examinations will be
prepared to furnish such with necessary
blanks.
All appearing for examination should
take with them at least twenty half
sheets of writing paper Sx1O inches in size.
nd of
a dozen pins to fasten papers together
PAYSON. SMITH,
state Superintendent of Public Schools.
The following corporations have filed
their certificates of organization at the
office of the secretary of State:
Peabody Granite and Concrete Co, or
yanized at Portland for the purpose of
conducting a granite and concrete bust
ness, with 100000 capital stock of which
nothing is paid in Olicers: Presidert.
Clarence T.. Eaton of Portland: treasurer.
T. l.. Croteau of Portland. Certificate
filed Feb 10, 1910.
Valdez Creek Consolidated Mining Co..
organized at Kittery for the purpose of
conducting a mining business. with ST.
900 600 capital stock of which moi hing is
maid in. officers: President. Albert H.
Peavey of Kittery; treasurer, Elmer J.
Burnham of Kittery. Certificate filed
Feb. 10, 1910.
Colonial Paper Co. organ lzed at Port
land for the purpose of manufacturing
and dealing in paper. etc, with S2,25O,000
capital stock of which nothing is paid in.
Officers: President, Clarence +. Eaton of
Portland: treasurer, r L. Croteau of
Portland Certificate filed Feb 10. 1910.
The Pine Tree Publishing Co., organ
lied at Damariscotta for the purpose of
engaging in general job printing and
publishing business, with 5000 capital
stock of which $50 is paid in. officers:
President, c. E. johnson of Damariscot-
ia: treasurer E. H. Johnson of Damar-
iscotta. Certificate filed Feb. 10, 1870
Staples Transportation Co., organized
at Augusta for the purpose of purchas-
ing, owning operating and maintaining
steamships and other vessels, with 81