Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-03

r.. VI me Executive Council
from the LIST district, which is COM
priseo OF the counties of York and
OAlord, and which position ia now
i,iieo by Edward +. Gowell of York.
.ne chairman of the Council. although
the name OF Senator Orman L, stan
icy OF Porter has been mentioned In
this connection.
"a member OF the Council from the
secohd district. which is Cun,berIa,,a
county VIII be selected from outside
.he city of Portland. as is the Gus.
tom IN giving the rural part OF tho
county representation in the off,cia,
FAMILY of the governor alternately
with the city. The candidates are
'uose Edward G. Reynolds of Port
,.sna' former member of the Senate.
EDWARD b. Mallett of Freeport, also
former member of the Senate. Harry
merrill OF Gray and DR.. III. L. I.om-
bard of Bridgton.
A new man will occupy a seat in the
Council from the 5th District and If
Is the turn of Lincoln county To name
nun. Elmer S. Bird of Rockland is
We present member of the Council
IRON that district. Names mentioned
IN connection with this councilorship
are those of Kendall M. Dunbar of
i'aHlarlscotta, former secretary Of the
senate and private secretary to Gov.
fernald, Phineas II. Gay of Newcastle
and Forrest L. Ware of Whitefield.
Walter Z. Plummer of Lisbon. the
member of the Council from the srd
District will not be a candidate for re-
/ =
tom for many years to give a coun-
ciior two terms. The names of Repre-
sentative Ernest +. Clason of Lisbon
and Ira w. Fitz of Auburn are mem
TONED as the successor to Councillor
Plummer
Councillors Willis e. Swift of Angus
ia. George w. Stearns of Milinocket
and Clarence A. Powers of Fort Fair
held will be reelected from the 4th,
9Th and 7th Districts respectively.
1t seems to be the impression that
Senator Percival p. Baxter of Cum
berland and Representative Charles p.
Barnes of. Houlton will be elected
President of the Senate and Speaker
of the House respectively without OPP
position.
ootonS OF experience
| Of the Republican Senators-elect,
Senators Edward r. Parent of Andro-
scoggin, belmont Emerson and Lean
der E. futile of Aroostook. George H.
Babb and Charles e. Quincy of Cum
! berland. Arthur B. Holt of Hancock
William o. Cobb of Kennebec, George
w. Thombs of Penobscot. Rupert H.
Baxter of Sagadahoc, Leroy K. Fol-
| som of Somerset and James J. Glenn
ent of Waldo are members of the
present Senate, while Senators elect
| Donald ID. Garcelon of Androscoggin
Percival p. Baxter of Cumberland
Frank G. Harrington of Kennebec,
Frederic o. Eaton of Rumford, Varney
A. Putnam OF Washington and Har-
mon G. Allen OF York are members Of
| the present House. Senator-elec, Ru-
| pert III. Baxter of Sagadahoc has al
ready served two terms in the Senate
Senator-elect Matthew c. Morrill, of
Gray served in the upper branch 20
years ago. Senator-eect Patrick H.
! Gillin of Penobscot was q member of
the Senate in 1917 and Senator elect
Herman II. Adams of Belgrade is a
former member of the House.
| OF the Republican representatives
elect, Charles w. Kicker of Poland,
! Samuel r. Crabtree of Island Falls.
| Charles p. Barnes of Houlton Stetson
III. Hussey of Blaine, Omer L. Farms
| worth of Caribou, Allen C. 7. Wilson
/ of Presque Isle, George V. Hammond
of Van Buren,. William H. Bragdon of
Perham, John T. Pagan, William H..
Murray, Edgar Z. Rounds and John
T.. Warren of Portland. John +. Da-
| Wis of F'reeport, Frederick w. Hinck-
| ley and William G. Thomas of South
! Portland, Fred L. Mason of Ellsworth,
George y. Phillips of Bar Harbor,
George A. Savage of Mt. Desert, Bene-
dict F. Maher of Augusta, George A
Chamberlain of Winslow, Charles x
Tilden of Hallowell. Arthur E. Forbes
of South Paris, Charles H. Small of
Brewer, Richard T. Dunning of Char
lesion, Ralph l.. Perkins of Orono, John
O'Connell of Millinocket. William
S. Owen of Milo, Charles J. Dain of
Bath, Frederick B. Peabody of Rich
mond. Clyde H. Smith of Skowhegan,
Frank II. Holley OF North Arson,
Hodgdon C. Buzzell of Belfast, Benja-
w. Chase of Lubec, Harold H. Murchie
of Calais, John H. Austin of South
Berwick, Arthur L. Roberts OF West
kennebunk, and Harvey D. Granville of
Parsonsfield are members of the pres
ent House. hepresentatives-ele Ell
mer E. Rounds of Portland and Clyde
II. Smith of Skowhegan have already
served three terms in the lower
branch. Representative elect Edward
c. Moody of York was a member of
the Senate as a Democrat in the IA
nous "count-out" period. Representa-
tive-elect Aaron b. Cole of Eliot has
already served two terms in the Sen
ate and two in the House and Repre-
sentatives-elect John O'Connell of Mil
linocket, William S. Owen of Milo.
Hodgdon C. Buzzell of Belfast. George
V. Harmon of Van Buren, and Frank
II. Holley of North Arson have al
ready served two terms in the House.
while Representative-elect Owen of
Milo has served in the upper branch.
Representatives-elect George c. Wing
of Auburn. William B. Bragdon of
Westbrook Ralph o. Brewster of
Portland William E. Bragdon of
Franklin. Robert H. Dram OF Bristol
and William V. Phillips of Orrington
have had experience in the House.
Of the Democratic representatives.
elect, Representative Albert D. Nor
neau of Lewiston has already served
two terms and will doubtless be the