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

aid. Portland; I. ". Hunt. Portland;
Edward c. Reynolds, Portland; 5. l.
Small, Dexter: Martin Bartlett, Wa
tt;ville: Mr. Crosby, Dexter: +. Z.
Dearborn, Deerng; ". 3. Mennealy.
Lewiston, John l.. Reade, Lewiston,
Dana W. Rowe Lewiston; Edward i.
Thompson, Portland; c. A. Randell,
brunswick: r. Elmer Nolin, Skowhe-
gan: George ". Dean, Bath; Charles
T. Knight. Bath; Frank N. Thompson.
Faith: c. A. Corhss. Bath; c. L. Hayes,
Portland; f 7. Rriggs. Portland; \.
". Wilson, Portland; A. +. Warren,
Auburn. c. L. Townsend, Brunswick;
{. ". Alexander, Hallowel; Z. T.
Clark. Ear f7arbor; W. ". Se2vy, Hal
lowell: {. =. shepherd. I5allowell, J
". Church, Halloween: Horace Getch-
ell, IIallonel; Joseph II. Eutchins,
I5ering: Scott Wilson, neeri2g. John
j. Frye. DeeErg. II. Tgemb!y, Gard
incr: Albi&n l. Chapman. Deering; Il.
Il. Low. Deer.ng: Albert NJ. Penlay.
Auburn: ". c. Beane, Lewiston; Amos
brunswick: G. Al. La.acslcr. RoG.iland;
II +. Curdy, Rock.and; J. II. Peter
son. Brunswick ". r, Spear, RocG-
land Il. G. Shipen, Brunswick; Geo,
". Hanson, Sanford.
Officers and Committees
The nominating committee was ap-
pointed g follows: Edward r. Thomp-
son Of Portland, II. f. TWombly O.
Gardiner and +. {. knight OF Rock
land. After elaboration they return
eG TO the convention With their re-
pcrt 1t was most appropriate, as was
indicated by its ready acceptance by
the contention. X named for re-elec-
ZION The entire slate OF officers who
have efficiently served the league dur
ia2 the past year. A ballot being cast
av the secretary the following Off
ce3s are elected to serve for the en-
suing year:
President, George W. Hanson of
Sanford; president, Edward A.
Butler OF Roc;land; secretary and
treasurer, Harry F. Thompson of
Brunswick; executive committee, Per-
ham S. Head of W-aterville. Herbert
c. Quimby of Bangor. John ]. Frye
of Portland. Norman H. Fay of Dex-
ter and John l.. Reade of Lewiston.
The committee on legislation was
appointed by the chair as follows: Ed
ward c. Reynolds of Portland, Bar
rett Potter Of Brunswick, Melvin s.
Holway Of Augusta, Hon. John a.
Peters of Ellsworth and Reuel W.
Smith of Auburn.
The members Of the convention, at
Ter adjournment, repaired to the din
ing room of the Augusta House where
one of Landlord Emerson's best await
ed them. 1t held their attention fully
for over an hour, at the conclusion of
which time they once more sought the
east parlor for the afternoon session.
The Afternoon Session
The afternoon session opened at
about 100 o'clock, and lasted until
nearly o'clock. Free discussion Of
points which had been mentioned in
the morning was held and the liberty
OF question and reply was thoroughly
appreciated. OF direct business came
the motion for a committee on unifor-
nifty Of procedure. which was immc-
diately adopted and appointments in
cluded Reuel W. Smith Of Auburn, G.
M. Walker Of Rockland. E. c. Rey-
nolds of Portland in conjunction with
the president.
c. NJ. Walker had held the floor for
a short time explaining to the conven-
ton that if they would come to Rock
land, which he supposed was the most
beautiful city in the world and where
the initial good road Of which the
State Of Maine could boast could be
found, if they would come to Rock
land in the month of June, We'll give
you one awkall good time" he said.
The League voted to have an annual
field day, to be held next June at Rock
land and adjourned until fbo+ @;,aa