Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-28

nual meeting Sept 16r17 of the Maine
State Board of Trade at Sanford
Wednesday,, Sept. t6.
1000 A, M.-session opens in Sanford
Town hall: Address of welcome by VIM
H Wood president Sanford Board of
Trade; address Of welcome, w. H. Fol-
som, president SpFinCvale Board of
Trade; response by Hon. Arthur Chaplin,
president Maine State Board of Trade;
roll call; opening address by President
Chaplin; annual report of Secretary Ed
Treasurer Timothy f. Callahan; election
of officers; report by President Chaplin
as delegate to the International Congress
of Chambers of Commerce at Paris,
France, in June; report on Rural Co
operation by A. \. Head, chairman of
State Board of Trade Rural Cooperation
Committee; report on Fire Prevention BY
Hon. j. ". Blunt. secretary State Board
of Trade Fire Prevention Committee;
report on Maine 1920 by Mr.. Carl Rust
Parker, general secretary; other commit
tee reports; general business; adjourn
for dinner.
200 p. M.-Address. vocational Edu-
cation" by Miss Louisa l. Pryor. dean
Mason Institute. SpringVale; discussion;
address, Farm Demonstration Work in
Maine" by Or. Leon S Merrill, dean
College of Agriculture, University or
Maine Orono; discussion; address,
BENEFITS of the Commercial Organiza-
ton and Some of the Experiences Nh1ch
Come to the Executive, by Daniel n;
Casey. president of the New England
Association of Commercial Executives,
Haverhill. Mass; discussion; ADDRESS:
"A Merchant Marine Americas Need,
by Col. Edward, c, flummen Bath; as
eussion: general business.
7.G0 p. M-Reception rendered the
Maine State Board of Trade at the
SpringVale Town hall by the SANFORD
Board of Trade and the springvaie
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$50 P. M.&Banquet rendered to the
Maine state Board of Trade at the
Spriugvale Town hall by the Sanford
Board of Trade and the Springvaie
BOARD of Trade w. H. Folsom. presi-
dent of the Springvale Board OF 1rade'
will offlciate as POSTMASTER and nuInet-
Gus speakers will participate IN the post
prandial exercises.
Thursday, Sept. II.
500 A. M-The state Board DELEGATES
will meet promptly at the Sanford Town
hall and be given a sight seeing trip in
autos Through Sanford and SpringNale,
10 be followed by an inspection OF the
Sanford Mills. the Goodall Worsted CoIH-
panys plant in Sanford and the sears
Roebuck shoe factories ana Mason III
stitute in Springvale.
II A. M-The State Board delegates
will leave Sanford Town hall promptly
in automobiles provided by the Sanford
Poard of Trade and the SprangNaie
Board Of Trade The run Of nearly two
score miles will be amid the most at
I-tractiye scenery along the Atlantic sea,
board the itinerary being from SANFORD
to historic Wells through picturesque
ogunqqt. past famous v York BE Beach ;afo on.
ward through oldtime YORK ana INTO at
tractIye and historic kitterX
/ P. M-shore dinner at Hotel Cham Cham
pernowne Kittery, Hon. Horace Mltca-
ell proprietor. rendered the Maine state
Board of Trade and their guests of the
Sanford and springYale B9ards o. o. I n of
Trade will by special permission from
Hon. Josephuss Daniels, secretary of the
navy. visit the United States navy y2 aTa
AT Kittery and under the direction Of the
c0r,nnandant this historic yard will be
INSPECTED to admirable advantage.
430 p. NIPPON leaving the Navy yaId
the state Board delegates will be at no
ertv to employ their time as they choose
but the party generally Will cross ,1ao e at
Hotel buckingham will return to their
several homes via the evening trains
over the Boston and Maine Railroad
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