Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-05


Rorn n Cr.ftsbs,ry. VI, and attended thu
common school. HIS been town clerk fol
twelve years. Breeder Of Rose Cont
Brown Ieshorus. A Democrat from Re
publican family.
Coxx1sa, DAxrnL G., Bowdoinham. Re
publican. no religious preferences, but 1
firm believer in the Christian religion
farmer, married; age 10. Born In Bowdoin
ham, and always resided there. Educated
in the common schools. Served the towr
tvent, -one years - selectmsn. assessor ana
overseer of the poor, eighteen years Al
chairman of the board. Formerly Wing
Corrrs, CHARLES w.. Bangor. Repub.
Hean, CongregstionAlist, merchant, msr
RED; age So Born in Londonderry, \. H.
educated 1t Phillips Academy, Andover
Mass., and Chandler School, Hanover, n
II. Was in city couneil tuo years, and IN
board of aldermen two years Is president
Of the How land Falls Pulp Company.
CHAxBxRLAIS, HENRI r., Bristol. Re
publican, Congregationaiist, IN legal bust
ness and surveying, married; age 81 Berr
in Bristol; educated in the common anf
high schools, and at Lincoln Academy. Su
pervisor of schools in lsss-s9-9o. Inter
ested in the fishing and canning business.
CARLETON, RALPH W., Roekport. Demo
Graf, Congregationalist, manufacturer Of
lime, single; age 81. Born and educated
in Rockport.
CLARK, ALPHoNso T., Sidney. Repub
lican, Baptist, farmer and wholesale hay
dealer, married; age A.. Born and always
lived in Sidney. Educated in the district
schools. Served as selectman eight years
Never used tobacco in any form or drank 3
glass of Intoxicating liquors.
CARLETON, AMOS f., Winterport. Re
publican. no religious preferences, teacher
and manufacturer of cheese. sirgle; ags
"a. Born in Winterport, educated in thu
high school and at the Castine Norma
school. School supervisor two terms.
CAHILL, SoLoN S., Brunswick. Demo
crat, Congregationalist, agent for Maine
Central Railroad, married; age ~. Born
in Bath; educated in the public schools OF
that city, and at private bookkeeping
school.
CARvILLE. JoHN b., Freeman. Demo
ocrat, Methodist, farmer. married; age 80
Born in Freeman, and attended the common
schools. Selectman seven years; Chairman
of the board tw o years treasurer nine years
CHURCHILL. WENpELL A, RAYMOND
Democrat, no religious preferences, in mer
camille business, single ;age 30. Born in Ray
mond and educated in the common schools o
Ray mond and New Gloucester. Never helC
a public office before: has always lived il
Raymond with the exception of about fou
10 hon ha II
Nebraska and was engaged in the mercantile
AMI real estate business there, and on &C
count of poor health felt obliged to leav,
Nebraska and come back to old Maine.
ID
DRAKE, CHARLES A., Albion. Republi
can, Universalist, merchant, married; az,
AZ. Born in Albion, and attended the com
mon schools. Held the offices of town clerl
and postmaster. Always Republican.
DURGIS, A. j., Orono. Republican, Uni
versalist merchant, married; age 81. Borr
in Orono and educated in her public
schools. Has been selectman and member
of experimenting school committee for ;
number of years. Was clerk in Quarter
Masters Department during the Rebellion
served with the army of the Potomac dur
ing the Peninsular and Maryland cam
paigns.
DAY, ALBERT R., Dixmont. Republican
no religious preferences, merchant, married
age 32. Born in Dixmont and educated a
Corinna Union Academy. Supervisor o
schools at Corinna, and postmaster at Dix
mont. Was teacher from the ages of 10 t.
26. During that time was principal in high
school at Stetson AMI Vinalhaven.
DIcKEy, WILLIAM. Fort Kent Demo
crat, Uniyersalisf, farmer. single: age 50
His father. Capt. John Dickey, was lost a
sea in 1919. With his mother, brothers ant
sister left the seashore and took up wood
farm in the town of Avon now Franklin
county. Here they cleared up farm, built
log house; also a log schoolhouse; RENAME,
here until he was fourteen years of age thel
walked to Pennington, found home will
the late Thomas Hunter and went to the ole
Pennington Academy; in winters KEEP
school, in haying worked out and the balanc
of the time went to school at the academy
was clerk for Col B r Easton two years ;thel
went into business for himself by the sid
of his old employer and remained at Stron
village eleven years. Was postmaster nearl
all the time; also held various town Offices
was register of probate two years captain o
Strong Light Infantry, inspector of the bri
gade with the rank of major. Represents
that district and in the fall of ~ moved t
Gardiner. His health failing, he remove
to Fort Kent. Here he built mills and um
bered for some years. His lungs hcale
and his health restored, he has here live,
most of the time; was rendered the office o
judge of probate but declined: served a
representative in 1912 from Strong, Frank
lin county, from Fort Kent ls57-6s- 69-7
1880 80 81 -S6-s S-9O-91. Had ever
vote in his district the last election
Is the father of the House. Was always
Democrat, and believes in an independ
ent man free to trade where he pleases, un
fettered by arbitrary tax laws or tariff fetters
His first vote was for Andrew jackson
was with the army in the War of the Rebel
lion, from 1868 to the close.
DELANo, WASHINGTON W. Abbot. Re
publican, Congregationalist, farmer, mar
ried age 45. Born in Guilford, and at
tended, the common school. Has held tn,
office of supervisor of schools.
DREW, MORRILL, N, Fort Fairfield. Re
publican, no religious preferences
attorney at law, single; age so Borr
at Fort Fairfield, educated at Little Blue
(FarmingtOn,) Hallowell Classical Institute
Nichols Latin School twas graduated 1881 !
attended Bates College two years. and wa,
graduated from Boston University Law
School 1885. Admitted to the bar 1887 .ha.
practiced law since then at Fort Fairfield
County attorney for Aroostook in lss7-ss
1890. In 1887 Gov. Bodwell appointed
him one of the commissioners to invest gate
the condition of settlers in Madawaska
territory. Director of Presque Isle National
Bank, and president of Fort Fairfield Ma.
tional Bank. Member of the last House
Always Republican.
DUDLEY, ALLEN NJ, Castle Hill. Re.
publican, no religious preferences, farmer.
lumberman and land surveyor, married
age So. Born in China, and attended the
common schools. Assessor and tax col,ec-
tor of Castle Hill for ten wears. Was an
pointed local agent for the State for tbir-
teen years. Went to California in 1853 a,
the time of the gokl excitement on Frazer
river. Remained in California about two
years. Then came home to Maine and
went to Aroostook, where his father lived
at that time, and settled on new farm in
Castle Hill where he has since remained
and made success of farming.
Dow, FRED j.. South Thomaston, Re-
publican, no religious preferences, stone
cutter. married; age 49, Born in South
,Thomaston and attended the public schools.
Followed the sea from 1865, filing every
position from cabin boy to captain, until
the year 1875, at which time he learned the
granite trade. On board of health in Soutb
Thomas'on- Always Republican.
DuTroS, HESpRIcK A. N. Windsor.
Republican, Methodist, merchant. married
age 81. Born in Abbot: educated in the
public schools and at West Gardiner and
Materv'lle academies. Postmaster of
" indsor seventeen years: removed and re-
Appointed by DEMOCRATIC nnstrna sto. nom.