Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-08
ATTORNEY GENERAL
NAMES HIS DEPUTY
AN D ASSISTANT

NoAC1dA raymond Eel
lows OF Bangor announced Wednes-
day afternoon. the appointment of
Judge Sanford L. Fogg of Augusta
as deputy attorney general. and
Philip D. Stubs of Strong as assist
ant attorney general. which office he
has held since May, 1921.
Mr.. Fellows, the new attorney pen-
eral, was born in Bucksport, Octo-
Der IL, 1885. the son of Oscar +. Eel
lows, who was speaker of the Maine
House of Representatives in 1903
He was educated at the University
or Maine and the law school of the
university. Following his admission
to the bar in Penobscot county in
1909 he practiced law with his father
under the firm name, Fellows & Eel
lows.
After the death of his father in
13ZI, MI. Fellows moved to Bangor.
entering into law partnership with
MS brother, Frank Fellows, who was
formerly clerk of the United States
district court at Portland. They re-
tanned the firm name, Fellows &
FelloWs. He has been active in pol
1t1cs and has devoted considerable
tlme to campaign work for the Re-
publican party. He is the treasurer
or the Penobscot county Republican
committee, which position he has
held for eight or nine years. He
was formerly q member of the board
OF trustees of the State insane hos
pitfalls.
Mr.. Fellows is married and has
three children. His wife was for
merly Miss Madge Gilmore, daughter
OF Pascal Gilmore of Bucksport, a
former State treasurer.
The Deputy Attorney General
Judge Sanford l.. Fogg of Augusta,
the deputy attorney general, was
born in Milan. N. H., June 26, 1868,
the son of Simon and Lydia II. Fogg.
he was educated in the common
schools of Milan and Gorham, N. H.,
and was graduated from the Maine
wesleyan Seminary in 1885 and Bow
dom college in 1850. In 1890 he was
principal of the high school at Island
Pond, VT.
He studied law with Judge George
A. Wilson of South Paris, Me-, was
admitted to the bar and began prac-
tice at Rumford Falls. He moved te
Bath in 1898 and continued the prac-
tice of law, acting as city solicitor
1894; judge of the Bath municipal
court, 1895 1904; clerk of the SUI
preme judicial court for Sagadahoc
county, 1904-1911. He was superin
tendent of schools at Paris, Me.
!, 1928 and member of the Bath
City government in 1895. He came
to Augusta in 1912 and became as.
ISOLATED with the law firm of Will
Hanson, Burleigh & Mclean. The
firm name was later changed to Nc
Lean. Fogg & Southland.
Mr.. Fogg was mayor of Augusta
1928 and was appointed U. S. com
missioner in 1920. He is a member
Of Augusta Lodge, F. and A. NJ.
Montgomery and st. Bernard Roya
Arch Chapter and Dunlap Command
cry, knights Templar of Bath. and
the Abnaki Club of Augusta. He is
a Republican.
He married Jessie X. Moody OF
Bath June %, 1898, and they have
two sons, Ralph Hervey, who is EN-
ployed at the Edwards Manufacture
ing plant at Augusta, and Sanford
Jr., who is sophomore at Bowdoir
College.
Assistant Attorney General Stubs
Philip d. Stubs, who was reap
pointed assistant attorney general
was educated in the common schools
and the May school at Strong. Ed
ward Little High School, and Bow
dom College where he was gradual
ed in 1895. He studied law in the
office of his father, Philip H. Stubs
at Strong and was admitted to the
Franklin, County Bar.
He served as superintendent OF
schools at Strong for about IL years
and as a selectman of the town 1ol
eight years, being chairman OF the
board for two years. He was mem
her of the Maine House of Represen.
tatiyes in 1907 and 1917. Since 1871
he has held the office of assistan. at at.
torney general, having charge or the
inheritance tax division.
He is a member of the d. *. r
Fraternity of Bowdoin College and N
;s a Mason, affiliated with the Chap.
ter and Pilgrim Commandery a.
harrington. He is married and mas
two children.