Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-03-21
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Hatch. Greenleaf BafFows, Charles Milliken,
Sumner Barton, Joseph Fsrnham.
Surveyors of Wood, Stone and Bark
n. N. Mathews. Reuben Mckinney, J. B.
Dyer. H. H. Harvey. NJ P. Faught. Abner
Coombs, ]. NJ. Webster. A. Carleton. P. S.
Percival Benz. Gardner, F. W. Brann. John
H. Hussev. ]. A. Saunders, W. G. Fi6eld,
ward. s. B. Worthley. James Folsom, Albert
Alfred Turner, Otis Pierce. Ira H. Randall,
T. E. Bartlett, j. j. Fuller, A. H. Small,
Baker Weston, d. T. Turner, Thos. Fuller
T. A. Saunders. j. F. Ward, W. F. Perci
val. W. W. Curtis. J. F. Arnold. c. ".
Stone. P. P. Hall. James n. Wade, A. B.
Folsom. John l.. Dutton. j. n. Parker Cyrus
Guild. ID. P. Whitten. James Savage. Frank
G. Pierce, Albert Moore, c. B. Morton,
John Jewett. Greenlief Barrows, f. P.
Shaw, Geo. NJ. Bean. Cyrus Ballard, J. L.
Fish. Sylvester Boothby, Charles r. Hall,
o. II. Gage.
Tythingmen.-Frank L. Harrington. Elisha
Atkins, W. F. Hallett, L. A. Church, Stephen
Folsom. Paul P. Hall. Geo. NJ. Bean. Daniel
Norris. J. d. Pierce, G. A. Robertson.
Sealers of Leather.-A. d. Docke, +. Has
kell, W. b. Hunt. John Lawrence, G. F.
Hawes. A. J. Reynolds. J. w. Cross. c. f.
l.
Fence Viewers.--Eben Packard. John Ar
mold, Charles Hamlen. William c. Haywood.
Albert \. Clark, Asa ID. Townsend, VIM. ii.
Woods. J. H. Hussey, o. c Whitehouse.
Albert Bolton, F. II. Chadwick, q. W. Dud-
ley, E. Fl. Libbey. Simeon G. Cross, Cyrus
Guild, T. c. Hoyt. Hiram McCausland, J..
w. Clapp, Elisha Barrows, George Wooster.
Auctioneer.-J. ID. Robbins.
Sealer of Weights and Measures.-A. ID.
Ward.
Weighers of Coal.-Elisha Springer. B. F.
Morse. James Stone, Orrin Williamson,
Fred Cony, o. NJ. Brown, W. G. Messer,
John Dulon, Cobb & Cole.
Standing Committees.
The following is correct list of the stand
ing committees of the Board of Aldermen
for the current municipal year:
On Aeeounts-Aldermen Phibrook and
Cony.
On Highways, Bridges and Side,caNs.-
Aldermen Whitehouse and Savage.
On .Ner Streets s-Aldermen Dutton and
Hill
On Bells and Clocks. s.-Aldermen IIallett
and Dutton.
On Burning Groands.-Aldermen Hill and
Savage.
On Fiaanee.-Aldermen Cony and Phil
brook
On Fire Departments f.-Aldermen White
house and Ilallett.
On Schools. Aldermen Philbrook and Hill.
On P,rnting.-Aldermen Cony and White
house.
On Enrolled Ordinances. Aldermen Saw
age and Dutton
On City Buiidings-Aldermen Dutton and
Hill.
On Street Lamps Aldermen Whitehouse
and Hallett.
On PoHce.-Aldermen Dutton and Cony.
On State Pensions.-Aldermen Phlbrook
and Savage.
Charles Henry Foster, for three years con-
nected with the editorial staff of the Daily
Record of Philadelphia, died in that city on
Tuesday last, after brief illness with pneu-
mOnia. Mr.. Foster was born in Orono. Me-.
February lS 1890. He came of sturdy New
England stock. His father was prominent
merchant and distinguished citizen of Orono,
and his maternal grandfather was Benjamin
Brown. founder of the Maine Insane Asylum
of the Pine Tree State whose portrait now
hangs in the State House, as one of the three
men most distinguished in Maine for benevo-
lence and public spirit. The deceased was a
graduate of Bowdoin, a journalist of great
power and versatility, and gentleman of
high standing and reputation.