Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
Committee Hearings
EDUCATION

The committee on Education ~1ll
give 4 public hearing In its room II
the State House. in Augusta, on
THURSDAY, Feb. 26. 1925. at p.
NJ. on the following:
| II. p. No 439. Resolve in favor OF
Limerick Academy for general main
| tenance.
Fl. p. No 43s. Resolve in favor of
Limington Academy for general main
tenance.
II. p. No. 44o. Resolve in favor Of
Parsonsfield Seminary for general
maintenance.
| S. p. No. 50. Resolve in favor of
Fryeburg Academy. Oxford county.
I S. P. No. 126. Resolve In favor Of
Litchfield Academy.
| II. p. No. 406. Resolve in favor of
Hartland Academy.
| II. p. No. 52s. Resolve in favor of
Oak Grove Seminary.
II. P. No. 527. Resolve in favor of
Lincoln Academy.
S. P: No. "a: Resolve in favor OF
Somerset Academy:
ii. z. No. 19l. Resolve In favor OF
ST. Joseph's Academy and College for
Women. Deering. Maine.
| H. =. No. 1874. An Act to amend
Section 9. Chapter, 173. Public Laws OF
II. P. No. egg. Resolve in favor of
IIampden Academy, Hampden. Maine.
| ii. Z. No. 155. Resolve in favor OF
II. p. No. 24i. Resolve in favor of
Freedom Academy for maintenance
II. +. No. 24o Resolve in favor of
Freedom Academy for heating plant.
! WEDNESDAY,. March 4, 1925 at 2
p. NJ. on the following:
! III. L. No. 696 Resolve in favor of
North Yarmouth Academy, Yarmouth,
Maine.
II. p. No. Cos. Resolve in favor of
Washington Academy for mainte-
| nance. repairs and addition to its
J II. p. No. G94 Resolve in favor of
Somerset Academy.
II. 7. No. 693. Resolve in favor of
Wilton academy for maintenance. re-
pairs and upkeep.
S. +. No. 2G7. An Act to increase
the scope Of Portland Academy.
j., II. 7. No. 7S5. An, Act, relating to
the superintendent of schools or the
town of Harpswel
| :. +. No. 100. An Act to establish a
state fund for higher education; for
maintenance and support of the Uni
versity of Maine cooperative work in
agriculture and the Maine Agricul-
$. L. No, 22l. An Act to amend
Section IL of Chapter 173 of the pub
lie Laws of 1921 and Chapter 175 of
the Public Laws of 1923, relating to
state School Fund covering unexpend-
H. =. No. So An Act providing for
the use of the English language in
this, State.
II. i. No. cs2 An Act relating to
the formation of unions for the EN-.
ployment OF superintendents OF
THURSDAY. March 5, 1925, at .
L. NJ. on the following:
Fl. +. No. All. Resolve in favor OF
Monson Academy to meet the in
creased cost of maintenance of Mon
II. p. No. sos. Resolve in favor of
East Cornth Academy.
I Fl. p. No. 2Ss. Resolve in favor of
Berwick Academy.
! S. P. No Ss. Resolve in favor of
Monmouth Academy.
II. F. No. 25a. Resolve in favor of
Aroostook Central Institute at Mars
Hill. Aroostook county. Maine:
II. F. No. 254. Resolve in favor of
Bridgewater Aroostook county. Maine
II. =. No. 255. Resolve in favor OF
! Bluehill-George Stevens Academy for
general maintenance.
II. y. No. 256. Resolve in favor of
Bridgton Academy for deficit in main
II. p. No. 2S9. Resolve in favor of
Lee Academy for liquidation of GER.
| tain Indebtedness.
RI. " NO. M An Act to require
the teaching of the Constitution of
! the United States in public and pri-
| Vate schools.
S. p. No. l2o. Resolve in favor of
Louise D. Mayhem, in lieu of teacrerc
| pension.
II. +. No. SOS. An Act relating to
! teachers pensions.
! III. T.. No 405 An Act TO provide
for the schooling of children in the
towns where their parents have tenn
porary residence.
! CHARLES s. PIERCE. Sec.