Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-01-05

progressive. and an active worker for
the republican party. Has many times
| been 4 member OF the town committee.
| KILBORN, EBEN g., Bethel. Re-
publican. Orthodox, iumberman, single;
age ST. Born in Harrison. and attend
ed the public schools Selectman ana
Road Commissioner for several years.
Manufacturer OF and dealer In spool
stock, bowels. birch slabs and edgings
cord wood and long lumber; also deal
err in real estate. Owns large amount
of timber land and other real estate.
| KING, CARL c.. Caribou. Republic
can. Liberal, lawyer, married; age ~.
Born in Dixfield, oxford county: edu-
Gated In Caribou common schools,
| Houlton Academy, &c. and Colby Uni
versity, graduating in the class OF ~.
| Graduated at Boston University Law
School. class OF "a; practiced law three
years; has since been engaged In gem
| eral business. Member of the 6Sth
Legislature. Always republican.
| Il
LAIIBERTE, JOSEPH A.. Fort
Kent, 26 years Of age. married. repub-
lican, Roman Catholic. Was born IN
Quebec and educated at the Quebec
Seminary. Has been a member OF the
board Of Selectmen and for four years
chairman Of the board of Selectmen.
Is a lumber merchant.
LEAvITT, SAMUEL d., Eastport.
Democrat, Congregationalist. lawyer
and In insurance business, married;
age go. Born in Eastport; educated in
common schools and at Drummer,
Mass, and Franklin. n. H.. Academies.
Member of the Legislature in 1873 ana
1854. Has held the office OF Selectman;
Adjutant General in 1879; Collector or
Customs from 1887 to 1891; twice Mayor
OF the city, 1893 and 1898, being Mayor
at the present time. Commissioner OF
Claims of the United States: and Com
missioner to revise the militia laws;
| Director Frontier National Bank:
President PASSPORT Savings Bank;
President PASSPORT Water Company;
Director ana Treasurer of Washington
County Railroad. Served in the war of
the rebellion, in Co. A. 18th Rig. Maine
Volunteers. Always a democrat.
LEDYARD. JAMES C., Bath. Re-
publican, Congregationahst. married
age 65. Born in Waterville, and edu-
Gated in that town. Has held the OFF,
ces of Councilman. Alderman and
Mayor of Bath.
LIBBEY. LLEWELLYN. Albion
Republican, no religious preferences.
merchant, married: age 81. Born in
Houlton: educated in the common
schools and at China Academy School
Committee six years, SelecfHnan four
ala n
Deputy Sheriff eight years. Served in
the Union army two and one-haif
years.
LIBBEY, ISAAC. South Berwick
Democrat, Methodist farmer and garde-
ner, widower; age 81 Born on the
farm where he now lives; educated in
the schools of his native town and at
the Berwick Academy, where he won
a good record for scholarship. his in
structor giving hin, a high recommen-
dation. Inheriting the homestead on
which his mother was reared. he IS
here engaged in agricultural pursuits
making a specially of market garden
ing This farm has been practically
under his management for many years,
he having assumed it's charge when
he was quite young. and devoting him.
self TO the care of his parents IN
their declining years. One of the Lead
ing members of the democratic party
in South Berwick. running fifty-hve
| votes ahead of his ticket in the last
election as representative. He Is one
of the most active members OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. which ne
has served for a score of years as
Trustee and Steward and as Super1n-
tendent of the Sunday school for near
ly as many Selectman. Assessor ami
Overseer of Poor three terms: member
of Board of Health three years: Audi
tor several years.
McFADDEN. ORRIN. Dresden post
office Cedar Grove). Republican. no
religious preferences, farmer. widower.
age 81. Born in Wiscasset: educated
at the common schools, bloomfield
Academy and Litchfield Academy.
Went South in the fall of 80 and en-
gagged in teaching. When the war broke
| out was in Screven county. Georgia.
Monday, Aug. 5, 1861, was tried by the
Ogeechee Vigilance Committee. con-
sisting of twenty-one members. eight
cen of whom were in attendance.
Later went into the rebel army as pri-
vate in Co. d, 47th Georgia Regiment.
October 1Sth-19th escaped from pick
ct station on the east side of the Sa-
vannah river, carrying through the
lines two genuine "Johnnies." and de-
livering them to Col. Barton of the 4Sth
n. Y. Regiment. then commanding at
Fort Pulaski. Was mustered into the
L. S. service as Captain of Co. A, Sd
Regt. of Ullman's Brigade afterwards
S0th L. S. c. Troops) March 2, 1863.
and served until March /, 1867,
being promoted to Lieut.. Colonel of
the same regiment. Collector of Gus
| toms at Wiscasset from 80 to 81 chair
man board of Selectmen several years;
| Judge of Probate of Lincoln county
from 1885 to 1898. Member of the
| legislature in 1869.
McFAUL, A. D.. Machias, republic
can, 50 years of age CathdfE Is married.
Was born in Pembroke ana educated at
the Pembroke public schools Is one
of the prominent men oEthestown be-
ing the Presiden: of the boafH of trade
He is byeprofession a lawyer.fa
| MACFARLANE. VICTOR w,
Greenville. Republican, Presbyterian,