Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-21

for Congress in tho second district. ex-
pended the sum Of $2,307 in the recent
election according to the statement OF
his expenditures which was filed at
the office Of the Secretary Of State
Wednesday.
Congressman-elect Whites expendi-
lures were divided as follows: Repub-
ncan State Committee, $1,000: Lincoln
County Republican Committee, SIS;
Sagadahoc County Republican Com
mittee, $50; Androscoggin County Re-
publican Committee. 1926; Knox Coun-
ty Republican Committee, $500: Jour-
nal Print Shop. posters. $3.50: H. ".
Wilson. advertising. $40; F. l. Rand.
printing. $25; Lewiston Journal Com
pany, circulars. $14.50; Scruton Broth
ers, stickers, ETC., $3.50; Music Hall
Programme, Advertising, SIS; Central
Labor Union, advertising, SO; postage
and envelopes, $7s.75; Ernest Crowley,
clerk hire. 5000; Joseph Clark, clerk
hire. S.; Winnifred Rowe, clerk hire,
$l1.SOs total, $Z,3U1.So.
The State Board Of Arbitration and
Cancellation met Wednesday at the
State House. The members present
were Frederick Bogue Of East Ma
chias and Alden M. Flagg Of Auburn.
Reginald Ingalls, Of Bar Harbor. the
third member Of the board, was I'M
able to be present on account Of ILL
ness. Organization for the coming year
was effected with Frederick Bogue as
chairman and Alden M. Flagg as Sec
rotary. A tentative draft was made Of
the annual report Of the board to be
submitted to the Governor and Coun-
Gil. Mr.. Flagg was delegated to rep
resent the board in an effort to set
tie the paper makers strike at West
brook and he will 80 to that city
Thursday in company with State La
Dor Commissioner Roscoe A. Eddy. Mr..
Bogue Of the board, who is also a
member of Governor Curtis staff. will
assist in the reviewing Of the Coast
Artillery encampment at Fort WILL
liams. Portland harbor. on Thursday.
John P. McConville, private secre-
eaAy " SOtCAAOA SuI us, was at the
State House Wednesday on business
connected with the duties Of his Of
fee.
State Labor Commissioner Roscoe
A. Eddy will go to Westbrook Thurs
day where he will use the offices Of
the State labor department in an eff
fort to settle the strike of the paper
makers at the S. D. Warren mills in
which 1000 strikers are out.
Hon. Boyden Bearce Of East Edding-
ton, the live stock sanitary commits
sioner. went to Unity Wednesday to
look after diseased cattle He also at
tended the Unity fair in the interests
Of his department.
Hon. Erastus J. Carter, tho State in.
surance commissioner. was at Bath
wednesday on business connected
with the duties of his office.
Hon. William T. Guptill Of Topsham
the State commissioner of agriculture.
was at Unity fair Wednesday, repre-
senting the interests Of the department
of agriculture.
Glenn w. Starkey, State superin-
tendent OF public schools. is absent in
the eastern part of the State on BUSH
ness connected with the work of his
department.
An inspection , Of Androscoggin
county ballots was started Wednesday
at the department of State. The bal
lots of Ward and 6, Lewiston, were
examined by Patrick F. Tremblay of
tnat city. one of the Republican can
didates for State senator from An
droscoggin county. Hon. George Pot
tie, former State assessor. and John
Wiseman. acting as representatives of
the Democrats of Androscoggin coun-
", started an inspection of the en-
tire Androscoggin county ballots.
Inc following corporations have
been excused from filing annual re-
turns: Coggswell Prince Co.. Tennes.
see Exploration Co.
Cinord w. Wescott, State mills in
spector, was at the department of ag-
ricuiture Wednesday. He has been in
attendance upon the State fairs. in
specting the dairy exhibits.
Mrs. Eaton Of Oxford and daughter
Mrs. Greene Of Waterville. were euests
Wednesday of Assistant State Horti-
culturist S. H. Eaton at the Stata
House.
Lyman P. Grant Of Columbia Falls
was at the bureau Of inspection of the
department. Of agriculture Wednesday.
Mr. Grant Is closing up his work of the
inspection Of BURBERRY canning plants
IN Washington and Hancock counties.
Adjutant General George M, L.
Presson Is attending the Coast Artil-
!ery encampment at Fort Williams in
Portland harbor this week. Governor
Curtis and staff will visit the encamn-
ment on Thursday.
Miss Margaret Hinckley. stenopra-
pher at the department Of State ha.
returned from a vacation Of threa
weeks passed at her home in Blue
hill.
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