Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-28

Edwards of Bethel--Act requiring
all butter offered for sale to be
stamped with the makers name in
letters not less than three eighths oil
an inch in height upon contalner or
wrapper. Violations of the act ara
made punishable by a fine Of not less
than s. nor more than $40.
Holt of Skowhegan-Act relating to
trespass upon grounds of agricultural
societies. This amends Section - OF
Chapter 60 of the Revised Statutes SO
that said section shall read:
Whoever contrary to such reguld :
tons and after notice thereof, where
such grounds are not fenced tno no.
tice being necessary where grounts
are fenced) shall be subject to fine
not exceeding 81 or by imprisonment
not exceeding ten days and in default
of fine then imprisonment not ex-
ceding ten days.
Littlefield of Wells-Resove ap-
propriating $4,000 for 1915 for the
work of supervising gypsy moths
The resolve carries the emergency
clause.
Millett of Bella t-Resolve in favor
of the Children's Aid Society OF
Maine appropriating $500 for each ci
the next two years to aid in main
tanning the home at Belfast. In the
statment of facts it is declared tina.
there are now % girls in the home
which is about the average number
for the last two years. The expense
Higgins of Brewer-ResolVe au-
thorizing the State treasury to secure
a temporary loan in 1916 of s3oo,ooo
or as much thereof as may be need
ed.
Perkins Of Augusta-Resolve IN
favor Of Augusta General Hospital
appropriating $4,000 for 1916 and
$500 for 1916 for maintenance.
Thombs of Lincoln-Resolve III
favor of Lee Academy appropriating
$3.50 for each Of the next two years
to paw the debt on the dormltorE.
Gerrish of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
favor Of Greenville Junction Y. NJ. &
A. Hospital. appropriating 5000 1or
each of the next two years LOT main
tenance. The statment of facts shows
that during the past year the nos
pital has handled lis surgical cases
and 1875 medical cases.
Hanson of Saco-Resolve in faFo:
Of York County Childrens Aid So
ciety of Saco appropriating $500 Tor
each of the next two years for main
tenance There are 81 children NOV
in the care of this institution
Higgins Of Brewer-Resoive au
thoriying the State treasurer to pro-
cure a temporary loan for 1918 OF
s2on ooo or so much thereof as may be
reeded.
Corliss of Bath-Resolve in favor OF
the Bath City Hospital approprlatlns
$4,000 for each of the next two yeas
for maintenance.
Corliss Of Bath-Resolve IN iaNoi
Of the Bath Military and Navai
Orphan Asylum appropriatins *se'V
for each of the next two years LOT
maintenance and $500 for each OF the
next two years for special repairs.
Rernier of Lewiston-Act relating
to holidays. This makes the 1oiio",
ing legal holidays in the SCHOOLS anu
every manufacturing establishment
of the state: New Years. "asninz.
tons Birthday. Patriots Day lAprii
1e). Memorial Day. independence Da''
Labor Day. Christmas. THANKSGIVING
and Arbor Day. Lincoln's birthday Is
made a holiday for the schools.
Thombs Of Lincoln-Resoive IN
favor Of Lee Academy appropr1atin2
$500 for each of the next two years
provided that the trustees MAINTAIN
first class academy giving speciai anu
systematic instruction in teaching.
Snow of Mars Hill-Resolve IN
favor of the Aroostook Central In
stitute at Mars Hill appropriaihs
1880 for each of the next two years.
Lombard Of Old Orchard-Act pro-
h,bitins the taking of more than five
pounds of white perch in one day IN
Little river and its tributaries within
the limits Of Old Orchard.