Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-23
NAMES SONS AND DAUGHTERS
A Glance at What They Are Doinq in
This and Other States.

Addison Caswell of California is on
visit to BridEtOn and Harrison. after
an absence from Maine for So years.
Mrs. Lucy Walton, who recently cele-
brated the S6th anniversary of her birth
at her home in Willard. is the only sur
vivor of family of 13 children.
Mrs. RcbecCa Bryant, one of the
smart old ladies of West Paris. is on
visit to her daughter in Marblehead.
Mass. Mrs. Bryant is 96 years of age.
George T.. Fuller has been appointed
postmaster at Mere Point Brunswick in
place Mrs. j. T.. StetsOn, who had held
the position ever since the Office was
esta bliShed
William ii. Smith. q native of EaStOn
who ran printing offices in Houlton.
Pressure Isle and Fort Fairfield some
years ago, is now proprietor of The
Stetson Press, Boston.
Charles S. Wilson. son. Of Hon. and
Mrs. Franklin A. Wilson. of Bangor,
has been appointed secretary of the
United States legation at Havana, Cuba
to succeed Jacob Sleeper.
Ruel Smith. for many years stenog-
now stenographer for the Spanish
Claims Commission is in Bangor. He
will spend the summer in Maine.
Roy Fitzpatrick formerly Of Machias.
has recently been appointed Senior
House Officer at the city hospital in
Boston. and ut present is on duty at
the Relief station Oh Hay Market Ave
Samuel Z. Stone who has just died
in Gorham, was the last voter in the
town who cast his vote for General
Harrison for President in 1910. Since
that time Mr.. Stone has, ,Yoted at every
election.
William X. Holmes, who took spec
ial course in the Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology, Boston. during the
past year, is to be instructor in chem
istry the coming year at the High
school, Natick. Mass.
Lloyd Martin of Old Town, a graduate
If the University of Maine Glass of '05.
has recently passed an examination in
civi! engineering in New York. and has
secured position as civil engineer in
that city at a good salary.
ALBERT A. Kirkwood. for several
years telegrapher at the Western di-
vision passenger station of the Boston
e. Maine Railroad at Saco. has ac-
| cepted a position as government teleg-
rapher in Charleston. S. c.
Wesley I.add. a native Of Bucksport,
| but now residing in Arizona. with his
| wife has arrived in Bucksport. They
| brought with them a pair of saddle
ponies. and during their stay in Maine
| will take trips in the saddle.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry McMurray. who
went from Auburn to st. Louis, Mo-.
last September. have returned to Au-
burn. Mr.. McMurray has accepted Il
| position as foreman of the Auburn
shoe factory of Files Bros. & Gross.
| Leigh Mclaughlin. L. Fl. s., '05. who
was formerly assistant secretary of the
| Lewiston Y. NJ. c. A.. and later served
in the same capacity at the Taunton.
Mass, association Is now in Bridge
water. Mass, where he has taken up
| telegraphy.
| Roy r. Hack. son Of Rev. and Mrs.
Rollin 7. Hack. who received the
Rhodes scholarship at Oxford. Eng.
| from Williams College. has returned
| to this country and will spend the sum-
| mer with his parents at their summer
home in Lyman. York county.
| Prof. James M. Chapman. an accom-
! plishnd elo,utionist. who for the past