Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-14

tt tS.il'tlNtle loi tile Ioui
years ago when Nh Thompson was
selected byr CioSernor Plaisted.
Commissioner Of Sea and Shore
Fisheries.
Washington and Sagadahoc are the
only coast counties which have not
come forward with a candidate for the
office of commissioner of sea and shore
fisheries to succeed Henry D S. Wood
bury Of South Portland, whose term
will expire March ) next. Mr.. Wood
bury was appointed three years ago by
Governor Haines TO succeed the late
Hon James Dcnohue of Eockland. The
term is for three years and the incum-
bent cannot be removed unless charges
are preferred against him and proven.
The candidates for this office, which
is considered one Of the best in the
states patronage are Freeman $.
Young of Matinicus, John A. Thomp-
son of Southport, William Brennan of
Port CLYDE, Parker +. Fuller of Rock
land, James b. Perkins of BoOthb2N
Harbor, Clarence C;oldwait of Bidde-
ford, c. r. MeSerVe of Bristol, Edgar
F. Hanson of Belfast. Lewis Mcdonald
OF Portland, Joseph j. Roberts of Win
ter Harbor and |. w. Feeney of Owls
Head.
Expiration of Terms.
Governor Curtis will shortly name a
successor to Samuel r. Haines of
Pittsfield as member of the State
Board of Arbitration ana Concil-
iation Mr.. Haines recently resigned
because Of the fact that he has lett the
State. His term would not expire I'M
til the latter part of next August. The
law creating this board stipuiates that
one member shall be a lawyer. one
member a person identified with the
Maine Federation of Labor, and one
member an employer of labor. Mr..
HaineS was an employer of labor so
that his successor must have the same
qualifications.
The following shows when the terms
of judges. clerks and recorders of mu-
hicipal courts will expire during the
present year: March Is, John B. Ma
dore of Augusta, recorder Of the Au-
gusta municipal court; April 2, Emery
G. Beane of Hallowell, judge of the
Hallowell municipal court; May 9, John
H Sullivan of Searsport, judge Of the
Searsport municipal court: May 10.
Will c. Atkins of Gardiner. judge of
the Gardiner municipal court; Sept. 26,
John J. Keegan of Bath, judge of the
Bath municipal court: Sept. 26, John
B. Roberts of Caribou, judge of the
Caribou municipal court: Oct. IS, Rob-.
ert J. Curran of Lewiston, clerk of the
Lewiston municipal court: Oct 20,
Harvey H. Brazzell of Fairfield, judge
of the Northern Somerset municipal
court: Dec 10, c. Wallace Harmon Of
Saco, Judge of the Saco municipal
court; Dec 10. Albert E. Verrill of
Auburn, recorder Of the Auburn mu-
nicipal court: Dec. 80. Robert B. Cook
son Of Bangor. clerk of the Bangor
municipal court: Dec. 80. Alfred A.
Matthew of Waterville. judge of the
Waterville municipal court: Dec. 80,
Frank Plumstead of Waterville, record
err of the Waterville municipal court;
Dec. 81, Vernon G. Wasgatt of Bar
Harbor, recorder Of the Bar Harbor
municipal court: Dec. 81, Alfred K.
Stetson Of Houlton, recorder Of the
Houlton municipal court.
The following shows the expiration
of terms of office for the rest of the
present year:
April 20. Melvin p Frank of Portland,
trustee Of the Maine School for the
Deaf; June 20, Willis E. Parsons of
Foxcroft, Albert j. Stearns of Norway
and Mrs. Elizabeth B. Plummer Of Dex-
ter, trustees Of insane hospitals; June
30, William L. West Of Belfast, member