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

crat. member Of the law m.
Gillicuddy 4 Morey. Has ~
religious preference. Age "a w..
born In Keeseville, N. ". ~
ated from the high school tb.s1
ished his education in Bates -
Lewiston. Was city solicitor -,
ton over two years. Comes fyo.'
that has sent republican manA.
six years
MOSHER. GEORGE. Eome
lican, Free Baptist, farmer -"
age so. Born in Rome, and -.
the town schools. Has SERVED v
board of school committee. O.
the war OF the rebellion "a ! :,
in Company X. 24th Reg. Me. "
til discharged. Was at the ~
Port Hudson. Always a republic
MCRcHIE. GEORGE A. Gala.
publican, Uniyersalist, lumber !.
facturer, married; age 40. Born !.
Stephen. n. f., and educated !, I
town Academy. Alderman OF !.
in 1sS3-30-9l; Mayor in 1892 ss-us
Member of the House in 1897 4.
a republican.
I MURPHY. NJ. A., Lewiston. n.
crat, Catholic, contractor and M
married; age 50. Born in Carle,o.
b.; attended the common schnl
| Portland. A veteran Of the late =.
| the rebellion, serving as sergea-
Co. G. 1st Me. Heavy Artillery. Va,
ed in head and handatthe battle y
Wilderness and Poplar Grove ch,
Alderman 1861 49, go 94-95-Se
| for Mayor in 1896. Past Col. R Il
Jackson Command No. 4; Past n
mander Knox Post No. 120 G. A
superintendent of Lewiston city
and new postoffice building. Ek]
member of legislature OF lSSs.N
largest vote cast for any member
legislature. In favor OF all laws
may be for the interests of the ~
OF the State.
MCPHERSON, ALFRED EXru
Swanville. Republican. Univerul
farmer and hay dealer. single; an
Born in Swanville; educated IN
common schools, one term at Bu
port and one term at Castine.
Selectman several years; Superirt
dent of Schools in 1896, and has n
nearly every town Office. Memte
the House in 1870: member of the a
ate in 1885: on the Valuation Conn
sion in 1890. Believes in paying
hundred cents on the dollar and payI
it in good money. Always repvsI
can.
MCPHERSON, n. A., Darlington.
publican, no special religious pf<l|
ence. Was educated at the conf
schools of Orrington where he
born Sc years ago. He is a farmer
profession. Has been a member Of X
board of assessors for Is years andl
now serving his third term as cha|
man. Charter member of Eufs1
Lodge. 1. o. o. F. He has follow
the sea a part of his life.
MOVES, ALROY, Pownal. Repukd
can, Congregationalist. farmer d
salesman. married; age 40. Born
Pownal; educated in the comm1
schools and at North Yarmoua
Academy. Travelling salesman for 4
Estey Organ Company of Boston a
fifteen years. Has been SelectmS|
Collector. member of school board n
Town Treasurer ten years. Is d
rector in North Yarmouth and Pown|
Mutual Fire ms. Co. Corresponds
Secretary and Treasurer for tweld
years of Cumberland County Musiel
Association. Always republican.
O'BRIEN, EDWARD K, Thomastoa
Democrat, Liberal in religious prefer
ences. manufacturer and shipbuilde'
married; age IS. Born in Thomaston
son of Hon. John O'Brien. third War
den of the Maine State Prison. At
t~1sed the common schools. worked u
the pi-.sting office Of the Thomastoi
Recorder in 1915; clerk in store unh
1854. AT the age of q commenced OaE'
ness; in 1856 became member Nus
firm of Burgess. O'Brien & Co.. msSa-
facturers of lime, general trade, ~
shipbuilders. Member of the MANI
Senate in 1865 and 1869; delegate y
large from Maine to the Natlon1
Democratic Convention at Baltimore
1872, when Horace Greeley was nonla'
ated for President. Candidate ~
Congress in 1874, running against hoi
James G. Blaine in the Sd distre-
candidate for Congress in 1876. runme
against Hon. S. d. Lindsey; sevela
years d member of the Democrat
State committee: Joined the Massacna
sets Society of the Cincinnati in IN
Trustee of the Thomasten Saun
Bank from its organization in ~
Trustee of the Edward O'Brien Chafp
Fund from it's organization in lS'
many years a Director in the Knox
Lincoln Railroad: Director i'm R0l
land. Thomaston 4 Camden Street ~
way: member third branch OF =
Legislature in 1873. conducting a IN
bridge" contest successfully: menu
of the House of Representatives in u
and in 1889, serving in both sessions
a member of the Committee ON ~
roads and Finance; attended the ce
tennial Inauguration of Washington
New York in 1889 as member OF
committee of the Maine Legislature.
r .t Nf@r
PARKER, HIRAM n, GlenDul
Republican, no religious preferenc'
farmer. widower; age 5S. Born
Bradley, and attended the comm
schools. Is now serving his seven
year on the board of Selectmen
Glenburn; chairman six years. =
served on the school board and IN ON
town offices. Enlisted in Company