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


tual Fire Insurance Company twelve
years; President of the company eight
:, years. Elected member of the pres
ent legislature without opposition.
i CLARKE, WALTER BRADLEY,
Damariseotta. Republican,, no re-
ligious preferences, law student, single;
age 26. Born in Nobleboro. Grad
| uated from Lincoln Academy in 1896,
Bowdoin College in 1899, and will grad
uate from Harvard Law School in 1908.
| Well known in intercollegiate athletic
circles. While at Bowdoin was Cap
tain of her football eleven in 1898, and
playing on her other varsity teams.
/ Was manager of the New York Life
Insurance Company, with headquarters
| in the city building at Bangor, during
! the first year after graduation from
| Bowdoin. Entered Harvard Law
School in the fall of 200, and will take
the Maine Bar examinations in 1903.
Assistant Secretary of the Maine Sem
ate in 1S99-1900- 1901 2.
CAMERON, GEORGE f., Bangor.
Republican, Universaiist. merchant,
| married; age Sd Born in Calais. and
/ dItCiAtCu ttiC ttNll SAbooiH. 4hNifbNi VI
the firm of Whitney & Cameron, in the
grain, feed and flour business. Mem
Der of Bangor City Council from 1891
to 1895, and again in 1897. Member of
City Committee three years. Member
of Masonic, Odd Fellows and Grange
organiza tons, also of the A. O.. U. W.,
Maccabees and American Benefit So
ciety Has resided and done business
in Presque Isle. Bridgewater. and Exc
ter. Travelled in the west several
years, removing to Bangor in 1875.
CLARK, ELMER D., Prospect. Re-
publican, Congregationalist, stone cut
ter and farmer. married.; age 90. Born
in Prospect; attended the common and
high schools. Seleetman, Assessor and
Overseer of Poor four years, one year
as chairman: one year Town Agent.
Past Grand of Garfield Lodge, 80. /. o.
0. F.: member of p of H. Always a
republican.
CAMPBELL, FRED L., Cherryiield.
Republican, Baptist, lawyer, married;
age, So. Born in Cherryfield; is
lineal descendant of one of Cherry
field's pioneer lumber and mill opera
tors, Gen. Alex Campbell who was of
Scotch parentage, and one of the most
distinguished and influential men of
his time in Eastern Maine. The sub
ject of this sketch obtained an ele-
mentary education in the public schools.
supplemented by an advanced course
in the Cherryfied Academy, from
which he graduated in 1867. Suisse
quently he attended Colby University,
graduating therefrom in 1871. The
same year he was appointed principal
of the Cherryfield Academy, and in
1872, served in "A similar capacity with
the Calais Academy. Later he read
law with Judge Milliken of Cherryfield,
and WAS admitted to the Washington
county bar in 1882. He at once entered
practice and became the law partner
of Judge Milliken, until Dec. 1889, when
the judge retired, Mr.. Campbell con-
.tinuing alone until 1899, when Mr.. l.. c.
Haycock, who had previously read law
with him, and who had been associated
with him in the conducting of a gem
eral insurance business since 1896. be-
came his partner, under the firm maine
of Campbell & Haycock; the firm aside
from it's law business representing the
leading fire, life and accident COM
panies. Mr. Campbell was county at
longest consecutive term accorded any
incumbent. For several years he was
town supervisor of schools, and also
town treasurer, and is at present and
has been for long time, town agent:
is n member of the board of trustees
of the Cherryfield Academy, and occu-
pies a similar position in connection
with the Washington Academy of East
Machias. In 1901 he was appointed by
Gov. Hill member of the commission
on revision of the laws relating to sea
and shore fisheries. He is a member
Of the State Bar Association and of
all the various Masonic bodies. includ-
ing the Kora Temple, N. O. NJ. S., OF
Lewiston, and is a 32d degree Mason;
is chairman of the Republican town
committee.
CORDWELL. ALBERT A.. West
brook. Republican, Universalist, cash
fer and paymaster at the paper
mills of s. D. Warren & Co., married:
age A. Born in Westbrook; educated
in the common schools and at West
brook and Gorham Summaries. Town
clerk, secretary Republican city COM
mittee for fifteen years: WAS elected
third mayor of Westbrook on the Re-
publican ticket; held the office from
1893 to 1895. Member of AmmoncoDgin
Lodge !. o. O. F., and Presunpscot
Valley Lodge, X. of p. Member of last
House. serving on committees on
county estimates, manufactures and
library. Always q republican.
COLE. ALPHONSO D., East Liver
more. Republican, Methodist, farmer.
married; age AZ. Born in Vienna; edu
Gated at Kent's Hill. in the Maine
Wesleyan Seminary. Member Of the
board Of education in East Livermore
for the past ten years. Has been cou-'
nected with the work of the Maine
Central Railroad and express com
panies at East Livermore station for
the past fifteen years. Always re-
publican.
CARLETON, JOSEPH HALL, Rock
port. Democrat, Episcopalian, ship
builder and vessel owner: single; age
43. Born in Camden and attended the
common schools.
COOK. GIDEON t., Casco. Repub-
Iican. no religious preferences, farmer.