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

Durham of Pennington, then began
the study of medicine with J. J. Lfn1.
colt. N. D., of Pennington; attended the
Portland School for Medical Instruc-
ton and was graduated from the Ned
ical department OF Bowdoin College In
1884. teaching during this time sixteen
terms of common and high schools.
Since 1884 he has practiced medicine
and surgery in Wilton. In 1902 he at
tended full course Of instruction at
the New York Post Graduate Medical
School. Has been a member Of the
school board Of Wilton five years. Sec
rotary Of Wilton Free Public Library
Association. and is at present Superin-
tendent Of schools. Has been married
and has one son, Harry L. Perkins.
who Is a student Of Wilton Academy.
RICE, HENRY HERBERT, Farm
ington. Republican. Congregationalist,
dry and fancy goods merchant. mar
ried: age 81. Born in Strong: educat-
ed In the public schools, at Kent's Hin
Seminary, and at the State Normal
following public Offices: Chairman Re-
publican County COMMITTEES. member
Republican Town Committee, Trustee
Peoples Trust Company, Director
Peoples National Bank, Corporation
Franklin County Savings Bank, Pres
ident Pennington Board Of Trade.
President Pennington Festival Chorus.
Vice. President Western Maine Musical
Association, Director Of Little Blue
School, Chairman School Board. Asses-
sor Pennington Village Corporation.
Director Pennington Water Company.
REYNOLDS. WILMINGTON T..
man and manufacturer of lumber, mar
ried; age Al. Born in Winslow, and
attended tine common schools. Has
held the office Of road commissioner.
Member st. Omer Commandery, X. T.:
of A. o. U. w. Always a re-
publican. ~
ROSS, HARRY F., Bangor Repub-
lican, lumber operator, single: age %.
Born in Bangor, educated in the public
schools, Boston Latin School, Hopkiii-
sons School, graduating at Harvard in
81, with A. B. Entered the lumber
business in the fall of 1897, on the West
Branch drive of the Penobscot river,
as managing contractor in 1889 En-
tered the lumber firm Of John Ross Il
Son in the fall of 1895; President of
Ross Ice Co.; Director of East Branch
Log Driving Co. 1900; President OF Ross
Steamboat Co. Member of several fra
ternal organizations.
RUGGLES, JOHN, Carmel. .Repub-
lean, no religious preferences reported.
single; age 81. Born In
Carmel, and attended the public
schools. Has held the office of town
clerk; at present chairman board OF Sc
ectmen.
RANDALL. ROBERT E., Freeport.
Republican, no religious preferences re-
ported, law student, single; age c5
Born in Freeport: graduated from the
Freeport High school in '95, and from
Bowdoin College in 1899. Chairman
town committee.
SARGENT, D. ALLSTON, South
Brewer. Republican. Congregational
list. lumberman. married, age IS. Born
in South Brewer; educated at South
Brewer and three years at Phillips
Andover, Mass. Alderman in 1855;
Mayor in 1889 Always a repubii-
can.
SAVAGE. MARK, Bingham. Re-
publican; age "a: married. Conducts a
general store and is engaged in the
business. Has long been
prominent in the business circles of
somerset county, where he was born.
S member of the Masonic fraternity.
md of other secret orders.
SEWALL, HAROLD NJ, Bath, Re-
Born in Bath. 1860. educated
n Bath public schools, Harvard Col
eye and Harvard Law School, receive
ng the degree of A. B. and L. L. B.
Appointed 1885 vice con-
;ul at Liverpool. Promoted 1887 to be
'onsul general at Samoa. Opposed ac-
ion of Germany in seizing the islands
md deporting the King. Disagreeing
With policy of Cleveland administration
n this regard. resigned his post. Was
lttached by Secretary Blaine to Berlin
commission which secured restoration
# status quo and joint government of
sroup. Re-appointed 1890 to his former
'ost. After Inauguration of new gov
rnment and purchase of land for naval
tation, resigned (1S92.) Same year adj
nitted TO Bar of Maine. In 1893 visited
Hawaii as newspaper correspondent,
spoused the action of Minister Stevens
nd advocated annexation and policy
f expansion. Was a delegate 1896 to
t. Louis Convention, elected same year
0 the legislature. Appointed 1897
linister to Hawaii. Received transfer
t sovereignty of the island uS98), act
d thereafter as Special Agent Of
United States until organization of the
'erritory. Took part in formation Of
he Republican party there, and was
lected Hawaii's first member of the
republican National Committee. Ie.a
Jason and knight Templar.
SHAW, ALBERT H., Bath. Repub-
can. no religious preferences. lumber
usiness, married; age 45. Born = in
'rcenville; educated there and. at: the
,aton School. Norridgewock. In
'reenville held the offices of Seiectfnan.
)verseer of Poor, and Collector Of
axes. At present Treasurer and q
director Of the following Companies;
|. G. Shaw Lumber Co., Shaw-Ridion
and Co., and Bath Lighterage Co.
resident of the Bath Street Railway
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