Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-11-12
LEGISLATIVE REUNror.


se"uihR our circulars and ATTENDING n CHE
matters. All noneyes received ara n ;,
pa~ out only BY the treasurer .,
an order from the executive com,,;,..
All city and town clerks, and all person,
VINO nave any information that can he o;ver
'ne committee'in regard to the present nos
o"ce address of exmembers. the c;,v o.
Wv" 'ney represented. the year, or give an,
Information that will be of value, are reone.,.
gu 70 correspond with Hon. Fred Atwood =.
"lnterport, Me in relation to matter. nor,
'aiDing to Aroostook. Washington. Hancock
ienooscot' Piscataquis, Waldo, Kennebet
ano somerset counties, and with Hon. Will
liam ID. Pennell, Lewiston, Me-. in RELATION
70 matters pertaining to York, Cumberland
Andfoscoggin, Oxford, Franklin. Saoad.boo
nnox and Lincoln counties Newspaper.
please copy the above.
If the clerical work becomes too I.ho-;o.
clerks will probably be employed. 1t i. ev;.
Gent that there is a vast amount of l.ho, D.
oe performed before the reunion is reached,
me New Brunswick Railroad COMPANY has
agreed to transport all persons attending the
reunion, at one fare to and return. A large
number of letters have been received hv rho
executive committee.
Nathan Afford, So. Hope, Me-. l84s-5o
writes: think Leonard Rowe of Brooks
Joseph Wltherly of Northport, David Ames
o1 North Haven, Joseph Boardman of I.le-
poro' william Milliken formerly of Burn
sullivan OF Freeport are members now
| living. NV"
Hon. joseph B. Hale of Pressure Isle
| writes Mr. Atwood: was Secretary of
State in lS6l-2-3 and do not know that any
OF my pred cessors are living. There are
some ex-m"mbe-s here. Hon Summer
| Whiting was senator in 1860, Hon Dana
dudley vas senator later. Both reside in
this village. Hon. f. Parkhur,t of this
town, Is serving his second term in the Sem
ate. l. s. Judd of this village, has been a
member of the House. SO has the venerable
Daniel Stickney- I think Geo. F. Wbidden
has also served in the House Charles Whit
ing OF tins town was member of the House
IN 1861, from Waldo county, rhorndike or
freedom Nathaniel Cannon represented
Philips about the same time.
General Manager Tucker will arrange to
-" 'Poel"' uains as I"iinwS, during the re-
union On Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
Jay ieaVe Portland A. NJ, arriving a,
Augusta about 1915 NJ, and ,nnectinp
at Brunswick with a train from Lewiston
also from Bath, if special is run from
Rockland. Returning. leave Augusta for
Portland at 6 p. NJ. on Tuesday and Wednes.
day evenings. On Thursday evening leave
at IL o'clock, or at the close OF
the ball. The train will leave Waterville
| for Augusta at 6 p M: returning
leave Augusta for Waterville, 10 P NJ leave
Augusta for Gardiner at 9 p. NJ, passengers
to return by regular train the next morning
The train for Gardiner could be held until q
later hour on the night of the banquet, if de-
sired. The Maine Central ill sell tickets 70,
half fare for the round trip.
| Surviving Legislators
The representatives from York county towns mi O,
to 1880. now living are Increase s. Kimball, then OF
| Lebanon 1898 and lg; Tristram Gsldthwaite. Bidde
ford. 1910 a"d n; Abnrr Burbank, Limerick, 1886
and 40; Chas. G. Brlamy, Kittery, 1912; Horace
Bodwe Acton, 1914; Samuel Trip. Sanford, 1916
| IRA Dew WATERFORD 1917; Magness j. Smith
Lyman, 1913; Moses Bradbury. Biddeford, ls4s and
~; Alonzo Hamilton, Saco, ls49; Nathan N. Lowd,
Newfeld lSi9; and others yet alive.
me yins representaiiyes prior to $50 from Lin
ze 1851 and '52? Luther S. Moore, 1855, who was in
the Senate in 1853 and 81 being its president in the
latter year; Ira S. Libby, 1862; Joshua C. Lane,
1884 Horace II. Burbank, 1866; Jos. H. Fitzpatrick,
| 1868.
The sole survivors rep esentng Saco prior to 1870
Seth Seaman, 1856 and So also in the Senate in ~
and 49, being president in 5s Joseph Hobson, 1857
afterwards three years senator; Rufus r. Tapley,
l-3s, 1898 and 1875, and now Senator; George Par
cher 1865 and 1859, also in 1879 and 80.
Following is a list of all ex-members now
Eypo bn
prior to 1860:
Nathaniel Treat. Orono, 1895, now living in
Madison. Wis; Hannibal Hamn Hampden, 1896
Isaac Russ, Dexter. 1897 Noah Barker, Exeter 1885
5. II. Blake. Bangor, $780, Charles Beale Hudson,
| 1910; John Fogg, Etna, ls4l, b. B. Thomas. New.
burg, lS43. now living Bangor; I. +. Jordan,
Lincoln ls43 now living IN New Jersey; amuel b.
Brown, Hermon. ls4i, now living in Portland; Lyn.
Hiram Ruggles, Carmel, 1885, Campbell Bate selder,
Cornna, ls47; ). ID. Jennings, Garland 1913; Jabez
Knowlton. Newburg. ls49; Nathan Weston, Jr.,
| Orono, ls49. now living in Massachusetts; Loring
d. Hayes. Garland. 1885, now living in Dexter John
Goodell. Jr.. Hampden. ls5O-51.5l. now living in
Waterville; Alfred W. Leavit. Levant. 1880; Joseph
gor, 1852; Abel W Chaplin, Newport. 1851 81 now
living out West; Francis A. Reed Springfield 1851 /;
Newell Blake, Oldtown lss3.54.55; Nathan N Allen,
Orono. 1859, now living In Madison. Wis; Samuel
f. Benjamin, Paiten. 1853; Ira Gardner, Dixmont
1853; John B, HILL Bangor. 1883 5455. now living
in Mason. y. II Joseph r Knight, Garland. 1883;
Joseph II. Perkins, Dexter. 1853, now living In
Providence II. l.: Aaron Haynes. Passadumkeag.
1854; Thomas X. Holt, Exeter, 1854 S.; Calvin H.
whitney, Newburg 1854; William Banton, La
Grange. 1853; Elijah Cumins. Edd gton, 1885;
Oliver X. Mason, Kenduskeag, 1855; Micajah Cur.
rier, Orrington, 1856, now living in Alton; George
Hodgdon, Alton. 1856; Horace Brown, Car
roll, 1856; Daniel W. Davis, Clifton. 1856;
Horace Wentwort, Corinna, 1885; VIM. N Palmer.
Dixmont. 1856; Alden b. Weed. 0ldtown. iS56,57;
James Webster, Orono, 1856; Ba H. Chesey, Pat.
ten. 1856; Josiah Crosby Dexter. 1857; Artemas
Merriam, Garland, 1857 Hiram Church, Levant 1857;
Hoi ace p Bickford, Newburg. 1857; Noses Parsons,
Gienburn, 1857; Randall Smith. Hudson, 1857; :.
D. Brown, Milford. 1857; Dexter Merrill, Lee 1887,
now living in Orono William Plaisted, Jr. Stetson,
1859; Ephraim Goode Jr., Orring,on, 1853; Enoch
Bunker, Corinua, 1883; John Mattox, Mercer, 1883;
Warren W. Rice. Hampden, 1850. now living in
Fairfield f. j. Chadbourne, ID xmont, 1855; John
Rogers, >teson. 1858; Thomas Parker. Clifton. 1858;
Kenduskeag, 1858; Thos X kingsbury, Bradford.
1858; VIM. II. McCrillis, Bangor, 1859 60; Ezkiel
Brown. Carroll, 1859; b F Horton, Dexter 1859;
Moses Abbott. Etna, 1859; Noah w johnson, Gar
land, 1859; Richard NJ. Woodman O'dto IN, 1859 so;
Hiram Joy Orono 1859: William Shaw, Plymouth,
1889; w. L. Spratt. Alton, 1860; John Nickels,
Corinth 1860; Sam'i. II. Chesley, chester, 1860;
Lowell Marston. Glenburn, 1850; Luther n. Jones,
ilouden; 1850.
On the basis of the Penobscot county list
of living ex members prior to 1860, II Is esti-
mated that there are now 625 living ex-mem-
beers who served previous TO 1860, from diff
erent portions of the State. Of these. $50
are believed to reside in the State, $50 of
vbom will he able to attend the reunion.