The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-12-10
The Legislative Reunion.
BucKsPoRr's SENATORS AND REPRESENTA-,

BCCksPoRT's SENATOR'S AND REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Bucksport Clipper has obtained list of all
the Senators and Representatives from that dis
trict. Bucksport and Nerona-formery Wetmore
Plantation-were represented by: Samuel Little,
for the years lS2O-2l26; Samuel NJ Pond, ls22-24-
252I 29-30, senator in 1926 Abner Curtis 1923;
Manley Hardy, 1881; sewalI Lake, 1882 3436 49,
Moody Pilsbury, 1898 35-374l; Samuel Kinks. 1888;
David c. Homer, 1889; John Lee, 1923; Rufus
Buck, ls4i-ls55; SylvanusT Kinks, ls45 1886 So
K. Abbott 1919; Daniel B. Hall, 1850; Alonzo Col
bv, lS5l-53; John Silsby, ls53 John \. Swazey
ls5456. senator, 1859; Theodore G. Woodman, 1857.
Darling, lSj9-j0; John fl. sherman, 1851 81, Nahum
T. Hill, ls65 IS senator, lsS0 81; Avery II. Whit
more, Verona, lS7-72, senator, lS13-74 John Went
worth, lS73-74 Ambrose White ls75-76. senator.
1877; Cleveland c. Homer, 1879; Guy W. McAlster
lso0sl-s2. Senator, lsS3s6; Parker Spoford, 1883
81; Albert fl. Gem, ISS5-S6. Twelve of the above
are dead viz. Little, Pond. Curtis, Hardy, Lake.
Pilsbury, Samuel Kinks, David Z. Homer, Lee
Buck, Nathan White and Swazey. Buck port has
5 T., Ambrose White, Hill, McAlister. Samuel
NJ Pond served the longest, seven terms as repre-
sentative, and one rs senator. Sylvanus T. Kinks
comes next having served SIX terms as representa-
tive, and one senator Mr.. Kinks Is now the old
est living representative he having been elected in
1870 forty years ago.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR VISITORS, ETC.
At meeting of the executive committee last
week local committee of nine eX-members from
Augusta was appointed to have charge of enter
tanning visitors during reunion week There will
committee will make ample provision in that res
pect- Messrs. Haynes and Strickland of the EX-
ecuuve Committee were appointed a committee
hall, and Messrs Haynes and Pennel on banquet,
and on transportation Hon. w. q. Davis. Music
will be furnished at the Governors reception, ball
and banquet. The committee mas issued tbout
5000 invitations and Treasurer Burleigh is receiv-
ing large number of responses. All persons in.
tending to be present at the banquet ball re-
qHested to inform Treasurer +. G.. Burleigh, Au-
guSta, at once, in order that the committee may
perfect arrangements which must necessarily be
maze IN advance. Some may expect that they are
obliged to pay for both BAH and banquet If they at
tent the reunion. 1t should he understood that
only those attending the ball and banquet are re
quired to pay the So and So or If only one is at
tended then payment is To he made accordingly
EN-mcmbers not attending either are asked to con
tribute but 81 each.
KNOX COUNTY LEGISLATORS.
The Rockland Free Press has published nearly
complete list of Senators and Representatives of
towns now embraced in Knox County, who were
members of past legislatures and arc now living.
Nathan c. Fletcher was the earliest member from
Knox county who is now living. Hon. ). L. Mill
ken, now of Belfast, represented Camden in the
Legislature of ls5s, and WIN. b. Conant Esq. also
a resilient of Belfast, represented Appleton In the
same Legislature.