Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-06-30
MAINE PEOPLE.


Hon Thomas B. Reed and family vii
usual. occupy their Grand Beach cot
ige this summer.
cadet F. f. Black son of J. W. Black
), Sear~pOrt is home from the military
academy at West Point on furlough.
Dana s Williams. Esq. VINO has just
received his degree of LII. b. from the
University of Maine Law School. has en- ,
tered into partnership with eX-Consui
r. X Belleau of Lewiston.
DR.. Chas. Estes formerly of Sanford.
has resigned his position as principal OF
an academy in the interior of New York
state and accepted the position of l-atln
teacher in one of the Brooklyn city
schools.
Harry C. Mason Of Ellsworth. Is home
from Boston Dental College. from which
he graduated recently. He intended t.
take the State examination before III"
Maine board at Portland but was pre-
vented by illness. lie will take the ex-
amina tion in the fail.
Searsport may well feel honored in
Hon. Eugene 7. Carver. who is a native
born. He is the youngest president ever
elected by the Suffolk. tMass) Bar Asso-
citation. and has been chosen a delegate
10 attend the congress Of lawyers to
meet in London, next month.
Miss Kate O. Furbish of Brunswick
has been invited to prepare a paper
on the flora of Maine for the next
session of the Maine federation of wo-
IltH CluDS.
Baths West Pointer. Edmund NJ
Scott is home for a 21a months vaca-
tion. the first he has had since going to
West Point which he entered June Il.
'9S
Rev. A. $. Bsbee of Brunswick. will
shortly 60 into the field as State
organizer for the Prohibition party. On
July 4, he viii begin tour of Franklin
county.
Charles Huntington Whitman of |
Bangor. who received the degree Of |
Ph. ID. from YsA. University at the |
commencement, Wednesday. has ac- |
cepted an instructorship in English at
Lehigh University, Bethlehem. Pa.
Miss Julia Leader of Lewiston. who
has been teaching the past year in the
school Of speech ana expression III
Boston, has arrived home for the sum
mer. She has been reelected to the
position for the next year.
Clarence $ Lunt Of Rochester, y. y,
formerly Of Bangor. ana recently en-
gagged in the manufacture of metal
baskets in thar city. is now the head of
the new investment banking firm of
G. s. Lunt x Co, with offices in the
Powers building, Rochester.
Philip +. Sampson Of Portland. Of
the sophomore class at Dartmouth, has
been elected assistant manager of the
college bali team. He is a graduate of
the Portland high school ana member
of the Kappa Kappa Kappa.
Miss Edith Winifred Jewel Of Port
land, who graduated this week at | ,
'oEnell University. was class essayist.
She also received special mention" for
marked proficiency in English The
class numbered four hundred and
wenty-two at graduation. Maine hav-
ng but two representatives
Fred G. Knee land Esq, of Bridgton.
who has just closed his years engage
nent as principal Of Potter Academy
mas become the law partner Of A. H.
md f. q. Walker. Blidgton. KneeIand |
s graduate of the Bridgtnn Academy v
- and BOwdD Din College. 81. He ;
studied law with MesSrs Walker. and n
vas admitted to the bar in April last.
Miss Mary A. Hopkins. daughter Of Z
ASHER George II. Hopkins If Bangor. a
raduated from Wellesley College. "
Tuesday afternoon. Among the other o
Maine young women to receive degrees
rom this institution We're Louise y. L
Pierce. ana Ida NJ. Bean. Ola Town: /.
evelyn NJ. Buck. Bucksport Nina f. G
POOR, Belfast: Emily p. lockwood. +
'alais: Annie NJ. Waldron Portland
At Republican class convention 1
i"ld June - representing the towns Of A
1t. Chase. P2tten. Stacyville. Medway. y
NoodViile. Chester and Mattawam- D
Gag. HaIb"rt T. Gardner Of Patten
'as renominated by acclamation as u
representative t. the Legislature. ]
Or Leigh f. Sturges. formerly If !.
.ewist"n. has been appointed house :,
hysiclan al St Elizabeths hospital. :,
'tica. y. Y.