Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-02
81. Born in Newfeld, and educated in that town
has hold several town offices. ALWAYS republican.

Tf1coxB, SAcIUzr., Augusta. Republican, [ nj
tartan, lawyer, married; age 81 Born in Belgrade ;
labored upon a farm in his YOUTH getting IN the
meantime, as he best could, good academic edl-
cation at the Academy in Belgrade and the Liber-
al Institute at Waterville. At the age Of q he
came to Augusta and studied law three years IN
the Office of Hon. r. H. Nose. Admitted to the bar
he succeeded well in business, ranking hl for IN
tegrity and sound judgment. Seven wears ne was
Judge of the Municipal Court, two years City
Solicitor, and was SIX years member OF the Clty
Council, either in one branch or the other. In
1856 he was elected to the Legislature, and again
elected and served in the years 81, '6s and o.
Was Mayor Of Augusta in so and 20.
ToTMAN, JOHN, Clinton. Republican, Cnyer-
salist, farmer and trader, married; age IS. Born
in Arlington, Mass, and educated in the common
schools; has held the office of Postmaster and JUS
tice of the Peace; had three sons in the Union
army-all dead. Member Of the State Senate II
1853 and 1861 Formerly whig.
TREAT, SIMEON j., Winterpoit. Republican,
Liberal in reli 4sous sentiment, ship carpenter
married; age 49, Born in Frankfort and edu
Gated in the common schools of Frankfort and
Winterport. Enlisted in the 26th Maine Regi-
ment, served in that regiment until detailed by
order Of Gen. Augur and attached to the engi-
neer corps of Major Hafkill, where h. remained
until expiration of time of enlistment Formerly
acted with the free soil party.
TRErkTuEN, GEORGE, Portland. Republican,
Cniversalis, wholesale dealer; age II. Born on
House island. Portland harbor; in July, lS52
IN ~ 49, 1ii, as "to.esS!o
T. 80; W IL 80 ''e ms - ~
honors, and the only once lie has ever held was
member oi the Portland city council for two wears
Member OF the House in 1872. a republican from
the formation Of the parry.
TREwoRGY, WILLARD. Sutty. Rcraoliean, 70
religious preferences reported farmer. married !;
age - borh III bi1ehln
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TwoNB1Y, WILLIAM, Harrison, post oliee 81
dress, Boosters MILO. Republican. Methodist OF
forty yeara standing, carpenter, married; age e9.
Born IN Norway, and lived there TIL twenty one
years q ase; attended the tJa1 schools; WA.
Postmaster ..n>tr ia, .tsou served as one Vi the
Seleetnon Assessors ana Oyelseers OF the town of
Han.s02, seven years at different times; one
feaf cAteiof o. ia3Ts, ana constable. tortneE-
!! q "eihoeiht q Tue Jach.oh stamp
VINES, WARES H.. GRAY, P,u,,tiifau.
TxiAcopaliau lswvcr married, noe N It.,n IN
Paris, Oxford county: was Conmiss;on.r on The
publication of the Revised Statutes in 1851 mem.
Der Of the Senate in lS53jlGl.62 en1 Of The
House in 1871 LAWYER of large prsrtice anil a
LIFELONG advocate Of tepnerancn
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~. "5i.ALh. IArLR, Brighton. democrat, ne re-
ttoI'eo' 'hn- noioer, married age 90 Born
Al p'lkhtoh, ano educated IN ne scaools OF that
WIS postmaster from 1913 10 io2f ana mas
heia various Town oflces; member OF the Leglsia-
'"'e .. i'"'' ioEHeiIF wing
" ARaEE, JOHN f, Cumberland MILL, West
brook. Republican, Conoregationalist, paper
Wals al nl,' ~ Dotn II. G!ai;gn'
canstn 1900 49,. S J.; l;eo Snoot7 4 !" -,
tii Nv MS "a i'is i5ie upon i.tu' "ilti
NJ IA" q','1n.I tne ase OF ~ years hen the
H. =; - l.. ~ D.. W.: .he scr
n'st ~ tnI ~ neg MiS. ofs., serving three
in the 1th Wis. Light Batter mil after The riaso
Of The way conc 1nora thon f,,,, 80. :; Ill ,;
cipallv spept in West Tennessee Wos a.,
oner IN January, 1854 esd spent SOM i've Inorth.
n lSaers9nT'!!e; was Paro'c>i and returned to
tnS 5e!'Ne. Ac9N' oia year AFTER the war came
10 name, "hele nc Las 'iace resided. Always 4
'ep1oiN'u'
NEBR, Ib5!UNo F. Waterfalls. Republican,
niaIian, lawyer, married. aSe IS. Born in Al
hion, kennebec countv; educated at Colby I'M
ve4aity and admitted TO the bar in Cumberlan /
! county; went Ncst and practlced law short time
| in Illinois. Retulnedto Maine and located in Wa
teryille, where he has since been engaged in the
successful practice of his profession. Member Of
| the last House of Representatives, was put on i'm
portant committees, and bore conspicuous part in
| the debates on the floor. ALWAYS a republican
-. - az ~ I''l' 40 '"N !"-itieS ~ IA
county 4ot Tie past dozen years.
WEBB ALEXANDER, Lowell Republican, lib
! eral Methodist tanner and solc-leather manufac-
! turer, married; age So. Born in Durham y. y.
aud attended the common schools. Game TO
| Maine in lo44, to take chrage OF soe-eather
tansery; member Of the firm of A. Webb & Co
has held various municipal Offices. Formerly a
whg and free-seer.
vr,.rr, c,,,o,. r. v:.,. r,,.
"a pa,.:. ~ nepGoican'
- "a harn n PeIba
ed school tbere Ma,nhar ~ No NY -
ISf- Sslec,man os re 60 ~ +,- w %
II a democrat ''''' - i''i
WEBSTER EBEN, orono. Repuohcan, niver-
9allst' farmer ana zimmerman, maIr1ed; age 90.
porn IA "i'a' - now midtown, and attended the
WEBSTER. DAVID W., Cas,ne. Republican,
liberal in religion, teacher and manufacturer mar
ried; age IS. Born in Belfast, was educated at
Westbrook Seminary, commenced teaching in
1872; went to Pennsylvania in lS48. and taught
six years in Philadelphia and vicinity: returned to
Maine in 1855, and followed teaching AZ profes
sion. In lS49 he purchased the single and prist
mill belonging to Capt VIM Hatch, and has since
run them ia summers and taught school in winters.
He was Supervisor Of Schools in Orland one wear,
and has served ten or twelve wears on the board Of