Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-18

Governor Carl Z. Milliken Saturday
made q complete set Of nominations for
membership upon the county exemption
boards in each Of the Is counties Of the
State In connection with the enrolment
for the selective draft law, the matter of
exemptions being the next step to be con-
sidered following the enrolment which
took place on June 5. In some OF the
larger counties a division Is made into
two or more districts. These boards are
created in accordance with the selective
draft law and regulations promulgated by
Gen Crovder. the provost marshal gener-
2 al at Washington. The nominations made
by Governor Milliken were on Saturday
forwarded 20 Washington. where they
will be passed upon and approval Of them
made by President Wilson. In making
up the county boards the sheriffs and
county clerks were not placed upon the
exemption boards II being considered
that they had already given much gra-
tultous service In the matter of regis
tratlon and that IL would be unfair to
irrpose Upon them further. on the other
hand the physicians whose duties had
been light in connection with the regis
,rs,ion are placed upon the county ex-
emption boards.
Following is the makeup OF the boards:
ANDRoSCoGGIN COUNTY.
FIRST district including Lewiston and
Lisbon. cha rman, Harry stetson' Lew
iston. Francis NJ. Langley, Lewiston; Dr.
= Pierce. Lewiston.
second district. including all OF the
county outside Of Lewiston and LISBON
chairman, Judge John A. Morrill, Au-
burn. George e. Webber. Auburn; Dr L.
Il. Hayden. Livermore Falls.
ARoOSTOOk COUNTY
Northerly district. beginning at the
.ou,h line of Fort Fairfield north and
along the westerly boundary OF
pr,soue Isle TO the southerly BOUNDARY
OF Washburn. thence west to the ives.
q boundary OF Portage Lake Plantation,
thence southerly to the south line or
Township II, Range 7. thence west 10
tho west line of the State. and inciuo-
,no all north OF this line: Chairman
Herbert w. Trafton. Fort Fairfeld;
patrick Theriault. Grand Isle; Dr. W..
r. Sinoock Caribou
{ sou,herly district, including all
south OF the above mentioned line:
chairman. Charles F. Daegett Pressure
Isle: w. c. Donnell, Houlton; Or. r.
II. jackson, Houlton.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
r,rs. district. extending from the
.outhwesterly boundary OF New Glou-
cester along the easterly BOUNDARY vi
GRAY, tho easterly boundary or VIVA
ham and the southerly boundary OF
Falmouth: Chairman. DR.. ). /. Stui
si.. New Gloucester: Howard o. Good
ing, Yarmouth; J. II. Rousseau bruhS-
wick.
second district, the rest Of Cumber-
land county outside OF the city OF PORT
and: Chairmanl Lewis w. Moulton'
S,andish: y. Eugene Chaplain. Bride-
ton: Or George NJ. Woodman, west
brook.
Third district. including the first hve
wards Of the city of Portland: Judge
Charles l.. Donahue. 277 Congress
street. Portland; Einbert c. Robinson,
81 Wilson street. Portland: DIR. Clar-
ence A. Baker. az Congress street.
Portland
Fourth district. including wards six
and seven and the Deering district OF
the cityof Portland: Percival p. Bax-
ter. 81 Dccring street. cortland: Judge
joseph r.. r. commonly. % Stute stSSN'
Portland: DR.. Z. r. Goodhue, 4s7 Stew
ems avenue. Portland.
FRANKLIN COUNTY
Chairman. Frank w. Butler, Farm
ineton: Sumner q. Wyman, Kingeld !;
DR. Charles w. Bell Strong.
HANCOCK COUNTY
Chairman. George r. Fuller. South
west Harbor: Roland A. Llye, Brook
lin: DR.. Lewis Hodgkins, Ellsworth.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
First district, including all territory
on the east side Of the kennebec river
plus the western half of Augusta and
Hallowell: Chairman, Judge Fred
Emery Became, Hallowell: Arthur Holt,
Clinton: Or. W. II. Harris, Augusta,
Second district, including the re-
mainder of the county: Chairman,
Harvey -. Eaton. Waterville; Weston