Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-07

ways a republican.
TODD, WARREN c.. Georgetown
republican, Free Baptist, merchant.
married; age "a. Born in Georgetown,
ana attended the public schools. Kept
grocery and provision store for fifteen
years IN Chelsea, Mass, returning to
maine twenty-seven years ago. Select
man SIX years, postmaster under Presi-
uent Harrison, and now holds a COM
mission from the late President Nc
Kinley.
! TRIP, FERDINAND E., Lyman.
": y. address Goodwin's Mills). Re-
pupllcan. Baptist, house painter and
iauo surveyor, married; age g. Born
IN Lyman; educated in the town
| schools and at Alfred Academy. Has
taught over thirty terms in town
schools. Has held the offices of post
master, school committee supervisor,
town treasurer, chairman board of Sc
iectmen, and is now superintendent of
schools. Always a republican.
TAPLEY, GEORGE H., Brooksville.
Republican, Congregationalist, master
mariner, retired, married; age 10.
Born In Brooksville; attended the COM
mon schools. Went to sea when thir-
| teen years OF age, passed more than
naif century at sea. Town Clerk for
the last three years. Always a repub-
lican.
| THOMAS. EUGENE, Topsham. Re-
publican, Baptist, lawyer, single; age
~. Born at Richmond. At the age of
hve years his father died and he went
TO Topsham to live with his uncle who
was chosen his guardian. He attended
the common schools and the Topsham
High School and entered the Phillips
Exeter Academy in the fall of 1877.
After remaining there a little over a
year, he was compelled to leave, on
account of poor health, and returned to
Topsham where he remained until the
fall of 1880, when he entered the Bruins
wick High School, from which he was
graduated in June of 1881. The follow
ing fall he entered Bowdoin College,
from which institution he was gradu-
ated in 1885. He was a member of the
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity in Col
lege, was President Of his class his
Freshman year. and manager of the
| Bowdoin B. B. Assn, his senior year.
| In the fall of 1885 he entered the Of
fee of Drummond & Drummond of
Portland, where he read law for one
lyear, then entered the Boston Univer-
sity Law School in fall of 1886, where
he remained one year, and was then
Q887), admitted to the Suffolk Bar at
Boston. Mass. He practiced law in
Boston until July, 1889, when he went
to Fort Payne, Ala, where he prac-
ticed law until 1892, when he returned
to Topsham, and was admitted to the
Sagadahoc bar. Has been Superinten-
ident of schools and chairman of board
LOT Selectmen almost continuously since
1894. At the same time has attended
to considerable law business Chair
man of Republican town committee;
member of the Second Congressional
Republican District committee. Mem
Der of the following secret orders. viz:
Masons, Odd Fellows, Knights of Ply
thias, Red Men, Knights of the Golden
Eagle, Elks, and Patrons of Husbandry.
Past Master in most of the above or
ders. At present Grand Chief of the
Knights of the Golden Eagle of Maine.
Always republican.
TAYLOR, RICHARD H. T., Wis
casset. Democrat, Congregationalst,
merchant and insurance agent, mar
ried: age 81. Born in Wiscasset. and
attended the public schools. Town
i, Treasurer in 1894 At the present
time one of the Trustees and Vice
President of the Wiscasset Savings
Bank. Always a democrat.
| THOMPSON, GEORGE E., Orono.
J Democrat, Roman Catholic, attorney
at-law, married; age 81. Born in Oro-
no; educated at the University of
Maine, and at school of law.
TREMBLAY, PATRICK F., Lewis
ton. Republican, Catholic, attorney
at-law single; age 30. Born in
Chicoutimi. P. O., Canada; son of the
late j. o. Tremblay Surveyor, and for
twenty-five years Crown Land and
Timber Agent for the Province of
: Quebec at Chicoutimi. Educated in
Chicoutimi and in the high school and
. College at Lewiston. Came to this
} country in 1887; worked as agent for
several insurance companies for some
five years. Studied law for five years
at Savage G. Cakes, Auburn. Admitted
to the bar in 1898.
THOMPSON, w. j.. South China
Republican, no religious preferences,
| teacher ana IdTD1eT, WIuOWcI d5C
; Born in South Thomaston; educated
there and at the State Normal School,
Castine, graduating in 1888. Belongs
to no church, but believes that the
teachings of Christ should be applied
to every day life. Came to South
, China in 1888, and has since been
Principal of Erskine Academy of that
place. Has always been a farmer; al
present has large farm stocked with
sheep. Lecturer of Maine State
Grange. For fifteen years Trustee OF
, Erskine Academy; for past eight years
chairman republican town committee
Member of the, last House.
[ THURLOw, FREDERICK W.. Cut.
: Ter. Democrat, Universalist. farming
and packing fish, married; age SO. Borr
lin Cutler, and attended the common
!. schools. Has held all the town offices
Member of the House in 1889. Always
a democrat.
TARTRE. JOHN B. E., Biddeford
{ Republican, Catholic, grocer, married