Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-07
N1ckrnsox. FsAxk G. Linpen.. RepubEc.n.

the public schools of Linneus, and at Houl'on
Academy. On the hoard of Selectrnen TWO years,
Town Treasurer FIVE years. and S School Com
| Ditfee eight YEAR.. At present chairman OF re-
publican district, town and county committees
Member Of the House in 1850. Always rcrub
hcsn.
NORRIS, JAMES HENRY, Monmouth. Repnbh-
| can, Indepepdenf. farmer and manufacturer.
| married; age 30. Born in Monmouth, and edu
| Gated at Monmouth Academy. Always repub-
| licsn.
NIcKEasoS, JEPTHA H.. Brewer. Republican,
Methodist master ship csrpente-. married; age
So Born in Orrington, and attended the common
| schools of Orrington and Brewer. Never held
public PORTIONS having heretofore refused Office.
| First voted for Henry Clay Republican since the
| formation of the party.
| NUTTER GEORGE W., Comma Republican,
no religious preferences, stove aud agricultural
founder, single; age 81 Born in Prospect. and
educated at Comma Union Academy. Member
| Of school Committee in IS. and 1871
NIoKELs JONATHAN c.. searspoit- Repub-
| lican. No return
PARTRIDGE JAMES W.. Bristol, Fort Pemaquid.
National Greenback, religious preferences with
| those who strive TO carry ont the fundam'n-
tails Of Christianity, farmer and mechanic.
married: age f4. Born in Whitfield, Lincoln
county, where be lived until II years Of age, then
removed TO Windsor, and ftom thence to vsrions
/ places working on farm in summer and attend
| Jog school ia winter. Moved TO Pemaquid in Jan.
| ls49 and bought the old Fort farm. In regard TO
his religious belief, Mr.. Partridge says; Take
/ the fundament out OF all the creeds, such a. do
/ ing unto othe they should do to YOU, TO love
/ God aud keep His commandments, deal justly,
1 love mercy, walk humbly, and not be 50 much
-poited up with the world 10 want all that be-
| longs to YOU aud ever body else,-and | would
not give three cents for all the creed- from Adam
! t, BIZ. ham Young" Allows to invade hi
civil, religion, political rights or TO dictate to
him hat he hall think saw, what politi-
cal party he shall belong to. Cast hi- first vote
/ for President Polk voted for Lincoln in 1860.
/ Wa one ofthe original greenhackers in has town.
| Parsons, ALBERT :, New Portland. Demo
crat, 10 religious preferences reported, farmer,
married; age 81. Born in New Portlard; edu
Gated IN the public schools about home, aud at the
Maine state Seminary. Has held the office OF
| Selectman and Super 1tendog School Committee
/ Republican prior 10 1877.
/ PuKrNrON, NATHANIEL. 5, BowdOin. Repub-
| lean Free Baptist. farmer and millman marri' Il :;
age IS. Born 10 Bowdoin; educated in the pub
! lie schools and at the Maine State Seminary.
| Was thirteen years the school board three
/ wears on the municipal board; also Auditor,
| Town Agent, Assessor, &C. Served III the army
one year enlisted in the Dist Reg. Vols, hut was
detailed INTO the signal corps Away rcpub-
/ lean.
! PERLEY. ALBION :, North Yarmouth. Re
publican, tniver-a list, farmer. married; age ~.
/ Born in GRAY, and attended the common school.
| Carried on a farm at North Yarmouth, and is en-
| gagged in the water business in san Francisco.
| fia- held the office of Selcctman Away. a re-
/ publican.
| PARKER, ISAAC ", Lewiston. Republican, L NJ
ver-ali-t, bookseller and -tainnei, married; aye
81 Born in Laconia, y. H., and educated there
ana at Gil ord Academy, Clifford, II. rthree
/ wears member of City Council of Lowell. Mass
/ ending in 1913. Selectman, Assessor, and Over
OF Poor of the town of Lewiston for the wears
and It,,t ba 20
1859 and GO, also in 1877, IS, and 20; Sheriff of
| Androscoggin county nine years. from 1861 20
| 1870; City Mar,ha of the city of Lewiston for
the years 1868 and 81; Mayor Of the city for
| 1868 and 1859; Assessor for the years 1917,
| IS and 70. Learned the trade of machin-
ist and then was employed a. an overseer IN cot
ton mills from 1910 To 1857. Member of the last
| House. Formerly wing.
| PITCHER, OSCAR W, Belfast. Republican.
No return
| PACKARD. EDWARD r., oear-moni. Democrat
/ No returo.
| RowELL, ELIPHkLEr, IialloNcll. Republican,
Baptist editor and Publisher. married are %. Born
| in Lvermore; educated in the common aud high
schools and at iIallowell Academy. His boyhood
day. spent a farm in hi native town of
| Iivermorc; went to IIallowcll in September, 1892
and for about twenty-five years connected
with the publication of "1he laowell Gazette,
in the successive positions Of apprentice, foreman
partner. and finally editor and proprietor. Has
been the custodian of many important trusts con-
| fded to him by his fellow citizens, and has held
| the various civ offices. Paymaster in the army
during the rebellion: for twelve years Postma,-
ter of IIallowell. Member of Maine House in
| 1858, 1861 and 1850. Formerly wing.
| Row. HENRY, Peru National Greenback, Uni
ist farmer and dealer in cattle, married ,
| age 81. Born in Hebron. and attended the COM
mon school. 4 soldier i'll the First Maine Heavy
! Nrtti wounded ~
| the office of Secctman Formerly democrat.
RIrcurE, FRED W, Wintcrport. National
tirccnhack. UnIversali,t, farmer. married age %.
Born in Winterport, and attended the common
school In religion, believes in the final salvation
of all men. Member of the House in 1879 Was
a republican until Grants second term, then a
democrat until the organization of the greenback
party.
| REDLoS NATHAN T., Portland. Republican,
| Methodist mason and builder, married: age 80.
| Born in Buxtop, York county; attended the
common school and Limerick Academy; member
of the Portland City Council two years. Member
| of the last House.
SMITH, QUENTIN l., Mt. Vernon. Republican,
| Unversast, tailor, single; age 81. Born IN
Readfeld, and attended the common school From
| eleven to eighteen wears of age roughed 1t IN the
| hsckwoods of Franklin county. Afterwards tiled
his fortune in the Western country for three wears,
| held the office Of Trial Justice four years. has
| been on the republican town committee six wears,
and has iahored with undertaking success for the
! forwarding of republican principles. Left the old
| democratic party in season to vote for Arson Z.
| Morrill, as temperance candidate for Governor,
and it has seemed natural for HIM to vote the re-
publican ticket ever since
SMITH. ABEL c., West Buxton. National
! Grcenback. Free Baptist, millman married age
u. Born 10 Buxton, and attended the common
school Member of the last House. Formerly a
democrat.
SMITH, THOMAS. New Sharon. Republican.
Liberal druggist. married; age 81 Born in
Readfeld, aud attended the common school. 4
democrat up 10 1886.
STAPLES. LoRiNG T.. Psrsousfield. National
Gree nback religion of Christ, merchant and
farmer. married; age 30. Born in Limington.
After leaving the public schools, attended Liner
ick Academy and North Brdston until fitted for
college then engaged in teaching in this State
and Massachusetts in public schools, for q few
wears, after which be became connected with farm
ing. Supervisor OF schools one year in Lining
ton Removed to Psisopsfied in 1867, where he
now resides, from Wales, Me-. where ne resided
two wears. Has been Selectman and Overseer of
Poor three wears; School Committee two years
Postmaster of Par>onsheld since 1871. Member
of the last House. Formerly q democrat.
STABLES, ZEBULoN c., Dayton. Democrat, [ nj