Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-14
Noted Speakers for Maine
Teachers Convention at Bangor.
Lime Rock Railroad Co. Submits
Annual Report.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting of Governor and Coun
Gil Friday, Oct. %, at 10 A. M.


following assignment of hearings on
petltlohs which have recently been re-
celred by the commission:
AT the Elms Hotel in Turner at 9
A. NJ, Wednesday, Oct. 10. on the pc
tition of Fl. r. Pollister and five other
residents of Turner, Androscoggin
county, praying that Pleasant pond in
Turner be closed to ice fishing for a
period of five years
AT the Mansion House in Poland
Springs at II o'clock, noon, Wednes-
day, Oct. 10, on the petition of A. H.
t'rlggs'and II others of Mechanic Falls
and vicinity, AndrOscoggin county. for
a m0dlflcatlOn Of the rules and regula-
t"ns relating to the taking of black
bass in Upper, Lower and Middle
Range ponds, also in Trip pond, all
In the town of Poland. Androscoggin
county. adopted by the Commissioners
of Inland Fisheries and Game on Oct
I, 1905, so that the close time on black
bass in said ponds shall be from May
l to June 20 of each year instead of
from oct. ! to June 20 of the following
year as provided in the existing rules
and regulat tons.
at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Oct
H. on the netiton of f. A Buck and
A others. residents of West Reddng
Woodstock. Bryant's Pond and vicin-
lty. Oxford county. praying that Shagg
and Little Concord ponds. in Wood
stock, be closed to all fishing from
Sept. | of each year until June 1 Of
the following year: also that the trib-
utaries to said Shagg pond be closed
30 all fishing; also that not more than
three trout and salmon can be taken
by any one person in any one day
from said Shagg and Little Concord
ponds.
At the camps of 3. B. Brown. Lake
KeSar. at 80 Wednesday evening.
oct 10. on the petition of e. i. Stev
ems and - others of oxford county,
praying that the whole or part of
Beaver brook in Stoneham. oxford
county, he closed to all fishing.
At the hotel in East Brovniied at
9 O'Clock Saturday forenoon, oct. -.
on the petition Of c. f. Whitney and
l25 others residents of Brownfield,
oxford connty. praying that Shepard
RIVER and its tributaries, in the town
of Brownfield be closed to all fishing
for four years. except between May
Il and July l.. both dates inclusive.
Of each wear.
At Rridgton Hotel in Bridgton at
T. O'Clock, noon. Thursday, Octl 20, on
the petition # 6. Fl. Greene. IA. Il.
Libby and nine others, residents of
Bridgton. Cumberland county. pray
ing tnat all streams tributary to High
lNA <1n
all fishing for such term of years as
tie commissioners deem best.
At the Casco Village postot'ic" at
3 O'Clock Thursday afternoon, oct. ~
or the petition of s. o. Hancock ana
five others residents of Casco, Cum
berland county. praying that close
time on fishing he placed on Pleasant
pond. so-callcd. situated in tn" towns
of Otisfield and Casco. and on Parker's
pon6. so-callcd. in Casco.
IT is learned from the educationai
department that several interesting
soeakers from outside OF Name nave
been engaged for the department.
meetings Of the Maine Teachers AS
sociation which are to be held in Ban
cor oct. - and 2S. Among these
sneakers are J. Y. Bergin OF harvard
I-,iversity. the author of the we'll
l,uoWn text book on botany, WHO
speaks before the department OF SCI
anc, and mathematics. Miss Grace
Euhncr of Teachers College, Column
bia University. is the chief speaker
in the knde rgarten department.
In the rural school section Supt. II.
:, N;l,iams of the Wenham, Essex
and Middle town district in Massachu-
setts. will speak on "The Future Oh
the Rural school Supt. G. A. RECORD
Of Haverhil Mass. and +. r. Lakt"'
commercial instructor in the Ehshsil
J{ieb school, Boston. are to take part
in the program arranged for tiie
Grammar school section. Mr.. Lake!
o,so snealss before the cOnntrclai de-
nartn,ent. and in that department ans"
T., 4. Nichols of the New York state
educational Department is to be
speaker. ,,.oi
With the convention will be the meet
ing Of the Schoolmasters Clup' "'i''
;s scbeduled for =. M. Friday. OCT.
%. and the meeting OF the H''
+ondants' Association at the Pehopscot
U-ycl,apVp at y - tloth
ovenins The superintendents VIII De
i, addressed by DR.. Frank Dean lnpos
of Rates College.
The annual report of the Lime ttoch
Railroad Co. for the year endihS 'ui'e
% 1910. which was filed at the once
Of the BOARD of Railroad Commission
orc Thursday. shows that the operae-
;ng revenues were S1.16'.S%: oneratlhs
exnenses, s44434.09: net operating rev
erne ssf,.2a "A: gross corporate income
eos ON. net corporate income, s2o.Zeo'
,,,intenance of way and structures
s19 eoa.,2; maintenance of equipment
sa241 81: transportation expenses sl.'-
s-s o.. total general expenses. S"oo> o''
Tho following corporations have iiied
choir certificates of organization a.
no Office of the secretary of state
stafford Miller Co. organized at Au-
ensta. for the purpose of manufactur-
iny and dealing in druggists merchah.
dice with $4,000 capital stock OF
which nothing is paid in. Oncers:
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