Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-07
DAnY KrNNEBsc JOURNAL, TUESDAY 1915.

Thursday at Cobbosses and claiming
to have enjoyed It.
State Auditor ]. Edward Sullivan
went home to Bangor Monday IN oraes
TO cast his vote In the Prestde0tiaA
election on Tuesday.
Michael r. Burns, who went to MS
home In Saco for the week end, and
W.. b. Fraser. who went to Portland
for the week end. will remain at their
homes to vote on Tuesday before re-
turning to Augusta to resume their
duties at the State House.
Miss Marion Hickey Of the ONCE
force at the State auditors ONCE mas
returned from q tw0-weeks vacation.
the greater part of which was passed
at her home in Gardiner.
Col. English. the State pension clerk,
went to his home in Lewiston over the
week end and will remain there until
after casting his vote in the Presiden-
tial election Of Tuesday.
Percy 8. Edgecomb Of Belfast, dep
uty sealer Of weights and measures,
returned Monday afternoon to his home
in Belfast.
Eben F. Littleneld, chairman of the
Industrial Accident Commission. Is at
his home In Belfast, where he will re-
main until after the election Tuesday.
DR.. A. g. Young. secretary OF the
State Board Of Health, was In Auburn
Monday on business connected with
the duties Of his office.
Miss Beatrice Elwell. member OF the
ONCE force Of the Industrial Accident
Commission, has returned from Lew
iston. where she passed the week. END:
Miss Sarah Pike. who IL In charge OF
the receiving bureau Of the lndustrla!
Accident Commission. has returned
from a three-weeks vacation and on
Monday resumed the duties Of her po-
state Labor Commissioner Roscoe A..
Eddy, in town Saturday. told Com
mercial reporter that large manufac-
turers have all changed their shifts to
comply with the 5l-hour law, which
went in effect last week. Small employ
ers are not SO careful about complying
with the law, he said, somS Of them
disregarding entirely its provisions, put
prosecutions will probably pring
them to their senses, he asserts. he
has found that in some Maine restau-
rants girls work as many as IA hours
a day. seven days in the week. but the
54.hour law ends that.-Commerclal. .
New Corporations
The following Corporations have haa
their certificates OF Incorporation approx
ed by. the office Of the attorney general
Of the State Of Maine: ~,
Fort Kent Mall Company. organized at
Fort Kent, Oct. 81, to operate saw mills
and conduct 4 general saw mill and lum-
Der business. Capital stock $4,000, all
common, 400 paid in. par value $loo'
shares subscribed. 4. officers: President,
Miles c. Pinkham; clerk and treasurer
Grover C. Bradley: directors. the above
and Dora A. Bradley and Thomas 5:
Pinkham, all Of Fort Kent.
Mining Company organized at Port
land, Nov. 8, to carry on general min
ing, milling. quarrying and smelling bus
iness Capital stock. 100000. all common
nothing paid in. par value. 81: shares SUD-
scribed. 3. Officers: President. Margaret
r. O'Brien; clerk and treasurer. John T.
Pagan; directors. the above and Harry
E. Nixon, all of Portland.
Foreign Corporations
The department Of State has been no
titled that the following corporations. or
gained under the laws Of other states
have appointed .agents in Maine for &C
ceptance Of legal process:
R. B. McKim Company. Incorporated
a Massachusetts corporation. on Oct. 2
appointed J. Louis Drew Of Bangor. Re
ceived Nov. 2.
H. P. Cummings Construction Company
a Massa chusetts corporation, on Oct.
appointed Harold I. Bell of Portland. Re
ceived Nov. g.