Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-13

has hitherto protected and blessed
them; and that all will unite in pre-
! serving and increasing the resources.
and in promoting the common good of
Massachusetts,.
In the Bill which Is presented, the
Committee have endeavored to secure
the rights of the Commonwealth. and
to propose arrangements, formed on
just and equitable principles. All which
is respectfully submitted.
By order Of the Committee.
JOSIAH QUINCY. Chairman.
June 1879
Opposite to this on the inside of the
back cover was a Photographic repre-
sentation of the map of Maine, made
| by Moses Greenleaf. Esq. in 1870 These
maps are rare but one was fortunately
found. There were then nine counties,
York, Cumberland. oxford. Kennebec.
Lincoln, Hancock. Somerset, Penobscot
and Washington.
On the outside of the back cover was
, a photograph of the old York Court
House with these words below:
"Old York Court House"-Built in
AciV. 1oEh couHIy SouTI I1OuSe uiitli
1882. Town Hall since 1874. Only Court
House in Maine in 1870 and then in use.
now standing.
Above the picture were the words
spoken to Moses and carved on the
frieze on Austin Hall at Harvard Law
School:
and thou shalt teach them ordinan-
ces and laws, and shalt shew thennthe
way wherein they must walk and the
work that they must do Exodus 1920
Below as if in benediction on the
years that had past and with hope for
those to come were these words:
For thousand years in thy sight
are but as yesterday when it is
past -
So teach US to number our days that
we may apply our hearts unto wis
dom 49,
And establish thou the work of our
hands upon US,
Yea. the work of our hands establish
thou It."
Psalm &c.
Almost the complete Judiciary of
Maine was present; the two Judges Of
eight Supreme court and all four of
the Superior Court Judges. Massachu-
sets and her Supreme Court were rep
resented by Henry King Braley, who as
Senior Associate Justice came to bring
the greetings of the Mother Common
wealth and her highest court.
The guests on the right Of President
Blanchard were seated in this order:
Governor Frederic H.. Parkhurst, Hen
ry King Braley. Senior Associate OF
the Massachusetts, Supreme Court.
Judge Charles f. Johnson of the United
+. States Circuit Court, Chief Justice
Leslie C. Cornish, Justices Hanson,
Dunn apd Wilson of the Supreme
Court. Justices Beane and Cakes OF
the Superior Court, Pcrcival P. Bax-
ter, President of the Senate, John F.
Sprague of the Piscataquis Bar and
Ransford w. Shaw. Attorney General;
and to the left OF the President in this
order: Ex-Governor Carl f. Milliken
Ex-Governor Frederick w. Plaisted.
Judge Clarence Hale of the United
States District Court Justices Spear,
Morrill, and Deasy OF the Supreme
Court. Justices Sanborn and Smith
of the Superior Court, Charles p
| Barnes, Speaker OF the House, Dan
} iel G. Stanwood, OF Bowdoin College
Profession of international Law, ant
Charles w. Hayes of Foxcroft, the in.
coming President of the Association
1t was a striking fact that every ono
OF these distinguished men, with tho
exception of Justice Braley were ma
/, tive born sons of Maine. The other:
tpresent were w. c. Atkins, Gardiner
James Fl. Carroll, Lewiston; o. b. Cla-
son. Gardiner; Clyde r. Chapman
Belfast; Ralph w. Crockett. Lewiston
w. c. Fisher, Augusta: z. W. Freeman
Portland; c. W. Hayes, FoScroft
Thomas Leigh, Augusta; Harry Man.
, ser, Auburn; Ernest Mclean, Angus
ia; Sumner Mills, Pennington; Arthur
l.. Perry, Gardiner; Arthur L. Thayer
Bangor: Hiram Willard. Sanford; H. 7
Waterhouse, Saco: Mark A. Barwise
Bangor; Aaron Cole, Elliott: Frank ID
Marshall, Portland; z. II. Gilin, Ban
gor: Harry L. Cram, Portland; f. +
Merrill. Skowhegan; Benedict f. Maher
, Augusta; John II. Maxwell, Livermor.
Falls; Everett H. Maxcy. Gardiner
Fred +. Lawrence. Augusta; Herbert
E. Locke. Augusta; Matthew NC.
Laughlin. Bangor; F. H. Lancaster
Charles w. Jones. Augusta; B. Y Cur
ran and George A. Curran, Calais; 4
S. Littlefeld, Portland; Geo. Hutchins
? Rumford; James Thorne, Madison; FREQ
l.. Mason, Ellsworth; Cyrus n. Blanch,
ard. Wilton: ]. F. Sprague, Dover; JOIN
F. Nelson, Augusta: Fred Wilson, Port
, land; Rev. H. E. Dunnack, Augusta
Rev. Paul S. Phaien. Augusta; w. G
Gannett. Augusta; {. l.. Andrews, Au.
gusta; Tascus Atwood, Auburn: Nor,
man L. Bassett. Augusta; Lewis A
Burleigh. Augusta: James L. Boyle
Watervillc; Fl. c. Buzzell, Belfast
Ralph Q. Brewster. Portland; Alber
Be!liveau. Rumford. Frederick Bogue
East Machias; Charles E. Carter, Lew.
iston; Judge Joseph Connolly, Port
land; John P. Deering. Saco; George l.
Emery. Saco; Sanford L. Fogg, Au.
susta; F. G. Harrington, Augusta; o
l.. Farnsworth, Caribou: Franklin Fish
!, er, Lewiston; Carl Getchell, Auburn
z. K. Gould. Rockland; j. T. Gould
Bangor; f. f. Guernsey, Dover; ". L
Gardiner, Gardiner; Walter L. Gray
burn; H. II. Hastings. Bethel; Rober
Hale, Portland; NJ. S. Holway, Augusta
, George w. Heselton, Gardiner; Frank
II. Ingraham. Rockland; W. r. Pattan.
call AupuSta. RalDh II Parker Rum