Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-11

tously placed at the disposal of the
Academy by the proprietor; 3. p. NJ,
Grange hall, Whitman St, paper, Coal
as Fuel, and in Gas Generation" Roy
Fl Porter, NJ. E., professor of Mechani-
cal engineering, Iowa State college,
Ames Ia. (On invitation of George r.
Iowe);33o p. NJ, business meeting and
discussions: 730 p. M, paper, Food Gull
ture for Aquatic Game Birds" Thomas
A. James, curatt- of Maine State Mu-
scum, Augusta; paper, Forests and
Waterways" Mrs J. A. Thompson,
Maine State president Woman's National
Rivers and Harbors Congress; Bangor;
paper, "A Recent Case of 1ntoxication
from Eating a Native Mushroom" A. E.
verrill, A. NJ, Emeritus, professor of
zoology, Yale University, New Haven,
CT. ION invitation of George r. Howe)
August 15-9 A. M, demonstration of
gem cutting at the labidary of Robert
f. Bickford; 1890 A. NJ, motor boat party
to head of Pennesseewassee Lake, with
lunch, served at Cedar Lodge, the sum
mer cottage of George r. Howe. At Ce-
dar Lodge: Paper, "Heronries of Isles
boro." Miss Alice L. Pendleton, Isles
boro; paper. Opportunities of Vaca-
tion," Miss Cordelia ]. Stanwood, Ellis
worth; remarks; 2.30 P. NJ, automobile
"trip TO Mount Mica Mines, famous for
their Tourmaline gems; 4.3o P. NJ, final
business meeting and discussions; $50 P.
| M. meeting of executive council; 8 NJ,
address, Academies of Science, and the
| Province of the Maine Academy" J. S.
| Kingsley, Sc. D.. professor of zoology,
University of Illinois; director of Harps-
| well, Me. Laboratory, Champaign HI.
| con invitation of DR.. c. Fl. Danforth)
paper Norway in Scientific Literature. -
| A. E. Verrill. A. M, Emeritus professor
! of zoology Yale University, New Haven,
! CT. (On invitation of George r. Howe)
Public Announcements or Demonstra-
tons of New Scientific Discoveries or In
ventions in Maine; Public Announce
ments of Assistance Desired at the
/ Hands of any Maine Citizen to Develop
or Attain Any Result in Science, or It's
| Application" public admitted to audi
! enee after the accommodation of men,
bers to seats) Exhibits removed from
hall.
| August 1910 a. NJ, automobile party
close to the lakes. forests and mountains
of southwestern Maine; dinner at the
Royce House. North Chatham, N. H,
| (Route from Norway to Waterford, AL
bany, Stoneham, Lowell and Stowe, Me.
to Chatham, N. H.; to Fryeburg, Sweden,
| Brighton, Harrison and Norway, Me.
en- route, a demonstration of fresh-water
pearl fishing.
EXHIBITS AND DEMONSTRATIONS:
The following exhibits and demonstra-
| tions have been arranged Minerals
and Gems" from various collectors In
Norway Paris, Buckfeld. Brunswick,
Lewiston and Auburn; Maine Forest
Conditions. Conservation and Culture,
Prof. Carleton w. Eaton, instructor of
forestry, u of NJ, Calais; agriculture,
Hon. j. A. Roberts, commissioner OF
agriculture. Norway; Ferns of Maine.
Walter Bacon, Norway; NOISES, Ii
chens and Hepatics of Maine" Miss
Alice l.. Crockett, Camden; Rare Game
Mammals and Birds of Maine" Thomas
A. James, curator of State Museum, Au-
gusta Game Fish of Maine" ]. Waldo
Nash. taxidermist. Norway; .Lepidop-
terra of Maine" c. B. Hamilton, Norway
| "Gipsey and Browntail Moths and Theii
Parasites" Russell Ferguson, Maine In
sectary, Portland; "Fresh-water Pearls
of Maine George r. Howe and George
l.. Noyes Norway; '(subject un-
announced)," Miss Celia NJ. Compton
Casco; Labor and Industry of Maine. -
Roscoe A. Eddy State commissioner, Au-
gusta; STANDARD Food Products and
| Their Violation" A. NJ G. Soule chief OF