Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-01-09

Sagadshoc fall 1879, receiving large vote. Fall
of 1879 entered the Boston Law School, grsdua-
ted in one year 1850. Came directly to Bddefoid,
Me-, and entered into partnership with Edwin
Stone. Partnership existed one year, then formed
psrtnersh p with james Z. Henry, firm of Dono-
van 4 Henrv- Always democrat.
DUNNELL, JOSEPH, Westbrook. Republican,
Baptist, paymaster in the Cumberland aud Pre-
sumpscot Mills Psper Company, married; age IS.
Boru in Buxton, and educated IN the common
schools, and at KennebInk (Me.) and Hampton
On. H. Academies. Held the office of clerk of
Customs al Portland. A brother of Hon. NJ. II.
Dunn. Il, Minnesota. Formerly whig.
DoYEN, ORIN j., Abbot. Republican, Methodist
30. Born in Starks, and educated the COM
mon schools of New Sharon and Smithfield.
F rmerlv travelled for the West Waterville axe
and scy,he company.
DINsMoRE, SEwALL A., Bingham. Democra',
CongIegationalist in religious preferences, mcr-
chsnt aid mmberman, married, age 40. Born in
Anson, and attended the common school. Form
ery whig.
DoBsoN, WILLIAM, Pittsteld. Republican
Universalst, wooden manufacturer. married; age
30. Born in Scotland, and came to America in
1857. Educated in the common schools of Scot
land and America. Commenced the wooden
business in Piitstield in 1869.
No ietarn.
EATON, HOSEA BAILoU. Rockport. National
Greenback, Second Adventist, physician and
geon, married; age 60. Born in Plymouth; edu-
Gated at St. Albans Academy. Maine Wesleyan
Seminary, kent'> Hill, and the Maine Medical Col
lege at Brunswick. DR.. Eaton was educated as an
allopshic physician, and continued to practice in
that school from the time Of his graduation, in lS45
until about lS54-5 when, having become
vinced in his own mind Of the superiority ard
cess of the new school of medicine known
bOmpOpafly he embraced laws of and
has ever since continued one OF its advo-
Gates. 1t required some courage and frmness at
that time to break away from old associations and
embrace a new theory. Then there were but few
homeopathic physicians in the State. With the
the exception of several vacations taken in the
schools and hospitals of New York and Ph,ladel
phia, and AS a Surgeon in the army, DIR. Eaton
has remained in his present locality, Rockport in
camden, in the practice Of Surgery and Nj diCine
for some 36 years. He has taken first class rank
as hyscian and citizen. His field of practice
is Knox courty, but he is frequently called to diff
fereLt parts of the State. He has been honored
with the Presidency of the Maine homeopathic
Medical Society. He is also member OF and ex-
othcio Vice President of the American Institute Of
Homeopathy, said to be the largest body OF assoca
ted physicians in the world. Member of the last
legislature, and was placed upon several important
committees. Was democra, until the repeal of
the Missouri Compromise; then republican un-
til the fall of 1873; since then grcenbacker.
from priucplc, having cast his first vote for John 7.
Hale for President in 81: voted with the party
ever since with one exception; could not aid in
the election of Gen. L. S. Grant for the ID term.
No particular religious preference although the
Univei sal idea commends itself most TO the reas-
on, believes in all that elevates mankind and makes
them better here. Sash. door and blind manu-
facturer, married; age 81 Born in Readfeld,
lived in Dexter the last fifty years, attended the
common sci ool, been on the board of Selectmen
of his town three years,
EMERY, GEORGE A., Saco. Republican, Una-
risu lawyer. single: age 43. Born in Saco, and ed
ucated at Saco schools, Hebron Academy and
Bowdoin College, graduating in the class
of 1868. Admitted to York county bar in 1866.
Was Judge of the Municipal Court, Saco, from
1867 to 1871; Justice, Notary, Commi' sioner for
Mass, and Recorder of Municipal Court of Saco.
Is Director in the York National Bank, Director
of Hardy Machine Company, and held other po-
sitions OF trust and responsibility. Member of the
last legislature. Always republican.
T.
FILES, EBEN p, Detroit. Republican, Uni
versal,st merchant, married; age AZ Born in
Detroit, and attended the common schools. Post
Ma ter of Detroit sixteen years.
FISHER. DANIEL. j., Charlotte. Republican,
Univer-alist, farmer, married; age 3d. Born in
Charlotte, and attended the common school. Has
been Town Treasurer, Clerk, and member of
school committee. Member of the legislature in
1876.
FREEMAN, WILLIAM, Cherryteld. Republican,
no religious preferences, lawyer, married; age So.
Born in Portland. His father was Hon. William
Freeman, man of great literary talent, industry
ard activity of mind, who died at the advanced age
of 96 years. His mother was the daughter of Thom-
as Clark, Esq, of Boston, Mass. Mr.. Freeman be-
longs to no religious sect but educated in the
Episcopal faith. He believes in aiding and encour-
agirg all denominations whose aim is TO educate
elevate ard improve the human race-to make men
purer and better. leading to moral, upright, hon.
est and happy lives. Received his education
chiefly in BostoD, Mass, in public and private
institutions. Was admitted to the bar in Wash
ngton county at the age Of %. Practiced
law at Cherryfield until about the year 1850, when,
becoming interested in eastern timber lands, he
went into numbering; was engaged in that busi-
ness about nine wears. Resumed the practice of
law in 1889. Was Deputy Collector of the port of
Cherryfeld from 1861 until the fall of 1865, when
the office was removed to Mbridge. under John
sons administration Retainsd the office of Inspec-
tor. for measuring vessels, few years later.
Held various offices of trust in Chefryfeld. Ia
connection with the law has been engaged in
various other business pursuits. Member Of legis-
lature OF 1881. Republican since the formation
of the p rty; formerly wing.
FOSTER, WILLIAM e., Clinton. Republican,
Methodist, farmer, married age 81. Born in
Pittsheld; ucstsd in the common schools. at
Nichols Latin school and Maine Central Institute.
Member Of Company +, 10Th Reg. Maine Vols.
Had leg shot off at Gettysburg. Always a repub-
lican.
Fox, GEORGE H., Lowell. National Green
back, Cbiversaist. boarding house keeper, single;
age 33. Born IN Burlington; attended the COM
mon schools. and Lee Normal Academy. Has for
ten years held the various town Offices in Bur-
lington. Formerly democrat.
FALL, CHARLES D., Lebanon Centre. Rcpub-
lican. Cougregationalist, farmer married; age 80.
Born in Lebanon. and educated at West Lebanon
Academy. seectman in 1880. Always a re-
publican.
FoGG, HIRAM II, Bangor Republican. Con-
gregationaist, manufacturer married; age 81.
Born in Limerick and attended the common
school. Went 10 California, and voted in the
first election there to whether the State should
be free not. His vote helped to make it a free
State. Formerly q whig.
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GOODWIN. STUART H., ST. Albans. Republi-
can, Liberal, farmer married age 80. Born in St.
Albans; edurated in the common and high schools
and at Maine Central Institute Pittsfeld Lives on
the farm where be was born. Was formerly in the
photogiap business, travelling with a car the
most Of the time for seven years. Has served as
master Of st. Albans Grange one year. and a,
County Deputy; is at present member of the
same organization. Always republican.
GooDNow, EDWARD c., Calais. Republican, no
religious preferences, lumber dealer, single; age
81. Born in Calais, and educated in the public
schools and at Little Blue Family School, Farm
ingtou. Councilman in 1877; Alderman in 1879