Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-05
NAMES SONS AND DAUGHTERS
A Glance at What They Are Doing in
Various Places,

Albert Marshall Ripley and Miss
Isabelle Ames, whose marriage takes
place in Matinicus, August 8, will have
the distinction of being the first couple
welded in a Matinicus church,
George H. Huntington of Milton
Mass, formerly of Gorham, will sail
the first of August for Constantinople.
where he will enter upon his duties as
principal of the preparatory depart
ment of Robert College.
w p Eaton has resigned his posi-
ton with the Aroostcok Lumber Go. to
accept Il position in New Brunswick to
take charge of the large mill and lum-
Der interests of the International
ing at MOncton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Small celc-
brated the 5Oth anniversary of their
marriage July so at their home in
F'recport. Nearly 200 friends and
relatives svere present. An interest
ing fact in connection with the occa-
sion was that among those present
were all of the children and grand
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Small, there
family.
Ralph Waldo Clifford, Esq, of New
York has been visiting friends in
Pressure Isle the rast week. Mr.. Gift
fora left Fresque Isle 20 years ago
with the family, his father having
been the first pastor of the Unitarian
church of that place. Mr.. Clifford is
now professor in New York law
school For two years he was
principal of large school and after
wards practiccd law six years, subse-
Guently taking the position he fills.
Rev. and Mrs. H. T. Snow cele-
brated their golden wedding July 10
at their home i'll Tallapoosa, Ga,
where they have resided about Is
years, moving there from Cornish,
where they had lived about 20 years.
They received many tokens of love
and esteem, such as letters, poems,
checks from one to $50, gold, etc, and
quoting from an account in the ITALIA
poosa Journal. perhaps the taken
which touched their heart to the
greatest degree was Il golden loving
cup sent by 80 of their friends in Corn
lSh.'
Arthur G. Hartman of Wcstbrook
has gene to New York where he has
accepted a position with the Hudson
River Electrical Power Co. Mr.. Har-
riman resigned his position with the
Wcstbrook Light and Power Company
to- accept this situation. In the re-
cent turbine disaster at the Cumber-
land Mills Station, by prompt action
and presence of mind Mr.. Hartman
was instrumental in preventing the
destruction of much property. He
was member of the Signal Corps and
saw active service in Cuba during the
Spanish American War. He is a
member of Wade Camp, S. of ", Of
WnstbroOk
I'rof. Eugene 1. Kennison. who has
just been elected vice president Of the
kentucky Normal College at Louisa,
KY. is a native of Maine and WAS
born in Temple. He attended tho
common schools of that town. and the
High school at North New Portland.
He also attended the Normal school Il
short time and entered Bangor
Theological Seminary to fit for the
ministry. After preaching in Maine Il
Few years he entered a university at
Lebanon, O.. for more complete train
ing and graduated. After his mar
riage he settled in Pennsylvania
town, where he was pastor of a Pres
byterian church for a few years. He
later allied himself with two or three
Lebanon graduates to manage q
Normal school at Prcstonsburg, KY,
which they had purchased The
school was greatly improved, new
buildings added and the standard
raised, when the city of Louisa, SO
miles distant made them extra in
ducc'ncnts to plant Il permanent col
lego there. The offer was accepted
and this summer now buildings are
being erected and the Kentucky Nor
NAL college is well on the way to a
successful career. with Prof. kennison
as ViCc-lrCSidcnt of it.