Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-02


from town for a year since that time. Received
common school and academical education; admit
ted to the practice oflaS at Kennebec bar H. 1910,
and continued the practice till 1916; then retired
to the congenal and honorable profession of a
practical farmer and expects to remain farmer
the remainder of his life. Has bees honored with
town offices for long series of years, such as
chairman Of the board of Selectmen, Director Of
the village graded and high schools, &C.; was for
fifteen years director of the Monmouth Insurance
Co., and IS row its President. Was enrolling Off
Ger during the war and member of the Legislature
in 1853, 1870 and 1872. Has been called upon fire.
quently to address lyceums and agricultural socie-
tlSf Mr.. May has occasionally contributed to the
kennebec journal, over the signature of Joan
nes Has written also for other papers, and has
shown himself 4 forcible writer. Was straight
oat whig until the party dissolved and then joined
the republican party.
OBR1oN Albert G., Collth, lolk county,
Republican, Episcopal, merchant; age 81 Born
il Cornish fitted for college in Fryeburg academy
and Westbrook seminary, but in consequence, OF
an injury TO ore eye was obliged to abandon his
studies; has held various town offices, and been
member Of the republican county committee for
several years. His father was in the Senate in 50
AID 90. Interested deeply in the subject Of tenn
pe,anee and all moral reforms. Is q success sful
Merchant. Member Of the Senate in i.12.
/ oape ,ou, remains to-day in the same posi-
ton as before reported. She is being stripped
OF sails, rigging and light spars. Tho sea is
too rough to discharge the cargo.
Another body from the wreck Of ship Peru.
Wan washed ashore to-day near Highland
| Light.
! gas explosion took place about half past
seven this evening at St. James Hotel, which
| caused an alarm Of fire. No damage was
done to the house, brt the inmates somewhat
alarmed
tAIAiEK, ISAAC, l.nson. Somerset county, Re
publican, Baptist, physician. married age o. Born
N fayette; early thrown upon his resources,
GuG framed 10 habits of industry and the practice If
The most tisid economy. Attended blei' terms at
town schools unll at the age Of l9 he entered the
manual labor school at kent's Hill, paving all his
expenses in board and tuition, in labor. Entered
Bowd9in College in 1929 and graduated in 1898.
b. seizing on every opportunity 10 earn a dollar,
by saving wood in the College yard, ringing the
ool!ete bell, g., and teaching during vacations he
had leans when i.e took bis diploma TO pay the
last t.l for hls education. He Immediately en-
E-,ed IA teaching devoting all sis leisure time 10
cenr Iced bis medical studies and took the degree
Of Il. -. N November 1887; opened an office in
-.Q-a asta IL lt23, and at TIE end Of oue yeay re-
moved 10 -ALson, where lie has established good
reputation IN the practice of his profession. On
boatd u se!ectlneH TWO yoars. Formerly whig.
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= y ~ fu1liStn' i-''S',' tIdl2s il-'A' as -.
i2' - ~ aitit fe''o'eo 10 DH''o"h III i@-''
,: ~htIe he mas siIec fe9ioe". commenced the
9..l35s o. ne as lanuetnan ana mas always con-
elHeu N II nI7 opeIa'lons nave oeen IN TINS
G a sneSs from cntn tbe ln 90 10 ali +, saio Is
he oitsd STATES ana Britisb marte,s and hnYd- IL
;n'r so,g mills ho,b steam and r,a,er II ia.o
:eamboas on me nnpor 81 ,ba po,nh.nos
and s. John rrrrs Tos beI rop;o,,s tow, oscos
from seleCtan nm. Soan arer rba hreat;pr ,
Of the rebellion wos Co,nm;ss;onod rno;or TSr,lo,
the miI;tsTr Law. Of ,bo Sta,e 1ns iIaJur r