Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-13

par. Bpothbay HaFboy. Walter l. Gray.
South Paris. Matthew Laughlip. Ban
gor. John F. spspsae. Dover. Arthur
j.. Dunton, Bath. FTed F. Lawrence.
'Slkownegan, II. c. BuEseil, T. Belfast.
Harold n. Murchie. Calais. and George
Z. Emery, Saco. ~ & III
bers Of the. Association:
D., Nsw. Msmbsrs Elected
Sixty three new members were
elected to the Maine Bar Association,
as follqws:. M
Androscoggtn-James II. Carroll.
Lewiston; Ralph w. Crockett, Lewis
ton. - ,ss.a
Aroostock - William r. Roix.
Presques Isle; Herbert w. Trafton,
Fort Fairfield. ss
Cumberiand-Harry L. Cram. Port
land: John, T. Fagan, Portland;
Charles e. Quincy. Portland; Robert
Hale, Portland; Frederick w. Hinck-
ley, South Portland; Arthur L. Rob-
inson. Portland.
Hancock-Wiley c. Conary. Bucks
port; Harry, N. Corners, Bar Harbor;
Andrew p. Havey. West Sullivan;
Daniel E. Hurley. Ellsworth; John
r. Knpwlton. Ellsworth; A. H. Ly-
man, Bar Harbor; Fred, L. Mason.
Ellsworth; Arthur w. Patterson. Ellis
worth. Charles B. Pineo. Bar Har-
Dor; Theodore H., Smith, Bucksport;
Forrest B.. Snow, Bluehill; William
E. Whiting, Ellsworth. 49,. r.
Kennebec-Fred Emery Beane, Hal
lowell; William Tudor Gardiner. Gar
diner; -William r. Pattangail, Angus
ia; A.. Raymond Sanborn, Waterville;
Thomas N. Weeks, Wateryille.
Oxford-Harry w. Shaw. South Pa
ris; H. H. Hastings, Bethel; VIM. w.
Gallagher. Norway. ., -.
Penobscot-Harold M. Cook. Ban
gor: Mark A. Barwise.. Bangor; Fred
erick B. podd. Bangor; Myer w. Ep-
stein, Bangor; Milton. r. Geary. Ban
gor: Verdi Ludgate, Patten; George
H. Morse, Bangor; James P. Quine.
Bangor; Abraham NJ. Rudman, Ban
gor; Arthur L. Thayer, Bangor; Ter
renee B. Towle,, Bangor.
Piscataquis-E-.C c. Smith; Foxcroft.
d. Sagadahoc-Orlando H. Lane, Bath.
Somerset-,Roydon ". Brown, Bing-
ham; James II. Thorne, Madison.
Waldo-Clyde r. Chapman. Bel
fast: Charles s. Taylor. Belfast.
Washingtop-Ben Y. Curran. CAL
ais; George Downes, Calais; William
j. Fowler. Calais; Reed v. Jewett.
Calais: Richard j.. McGarrigle, Cal
ais: Ashley st, Clair, Calais; Leo D.
Lamond, Eastport: James H. Gray,
Lubec: Hubert e. Saunders, Lubec;
Joseph w. Sawyer, Millbridge: Henry
w. Sawyer, Millbridge; George G.
Freeman, Cherryfield; Lyman C.
Haycock, Cherryfield; Thomas H.
Bridges, Danforth; E. 3. Putnam,
Danforth. r.
York-Miss Mary A.. Bradbury, ga
co; Franklin r. Chesley, Saco.
The list of officers reported by the
Committee on Nomination were then
elected.
RESOLUTIONS IN MEMORY OF
WALLACE n. WHITE
Judge George C. Wing of Auburn,
presented the following resolutions IN
memory. of the late Hon. Wallace H.
White, a. former president Of the as
ISOLATION. these resolutions being
adopted and made part Of the rec
ords Of the association. ~
Wallace Humphrey White-On til.
18th day Of September last, Wallace H.
White. leading attorney, citizen and
a former President of. this Associa-
ton was suddenly. called away and
added to the constantly lengthening
list Of those gone before. The entire
professional and business life of
Brother White. covering nearly "A
half century was passed in the City
Of Lewiston, where his ability, en-
erg% and great industry made name
and record known not only through
cut his native state but far beyond
its limits. ...-. ~ =.
Brother White was born in Liyer-
more September 4. 1913 and was al-
mitted to the Bar in 1874 at the age
of twenty six and Immediately be-
came a member of the firm of Frye,
Cotton and White, whose activities
are of record. in the Maine Reports.
He was County Attorney in. Andres
coggin county from ~ 1876 to 1888.
Lawiston honored him in 1883 oy
making him one Of her Representa-
tlyes and, the County OF Androscog-
gin sent him to the Senate in 1899
and 1901 and he twice declined def
mite offers Of appointment to the
Bench of the Supreme Judicial Court
of Maine. Ten years ago, Bowdoin
College conferred. upon him the hon
oraty, degree Of Master Of Arts, and
the unanimous verdict of his neigh
bors. without dissent. would be that
he was an energetic, kind hearted,
public spirited citizen-of his profess
sionaI associates, as able, ever cour-
teous, accommodating, and absolutely
reliable, and by all as the highest
type of a Christian gentleman.
AS a schoclmate Of his youth and
his life long friend, in addition to my
own, affectionate personal tribute, /
offer the following resolution
Resolved: That the Maine State
Ear Association in memory of the life
and character, Of Wallace H. White
desires to place upon it's records its
deep and most sincere appreciation
OF the example Of his useful life and
his DISTINGUISHED and honorable ca :
reer as lawyer. a citizen and a man.
and that this tribute, be spread upon
our records and his, memory be
treasured and remain forever green.
TRl5uTE BY Ex.cHlEE JUSTICE