Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-24

| plantation to an additional delegate
| and alternate.
Delegates must be elected subse-
| quent to the date of this call in order
! to be entitled to participate in the
| convention. Women are eligible as
| delegates, alternates and members of
I city, town, plantation, county, district
and state committees.
Caucuses should be promptly called
| in every city, town and plantation in
the State for the purpose of choosing
city, town and plantation committees
and electing delegates to the State
convention.
The State committee will be in ses-
sion at Portland City hall at o'clock
on the date of the convention for the
purpose of receiving credentials of
delegates.
On the evening before the conven-
ton, the State committee will hold
public meeting at Portland City hall at
s o'clock at which meeting all dele
gates and others interested in the
welfare and success of the Democratic
party will have opportunity to make
suggestions and assist in formulating
and drafting a declaration of princi-
pies or platform to he presented to the
convention for consideration, amend
ment and adoption.
The convention will be entitled to
1881 delegates
The following is the apportionment
Of delegates from the counties of Ken
| nebec, Somerset, Waldo, Lincoln and
Sagadahoc.
Kennebec County-Albion, two: Au-
gusta, &C. Belgrade three, Benton,
two; Chelsea. two; China, two; Gin
To, mo dol a fu-n EaNettp
| one: Gardiner, eleven: Hallowell, five;
| Litchfield. one: Manchester. two;
Monmouth. two: Mt. Vernon. two;
| Oakland, four Pittston, two; Ran
dolph. three; Readfield, two: Rome,
| two; Sidney, two: Vassalboro, four;
| Vienna. one; Waterville, "a; Wayne,
| one; West Gardiner, one; Windsor
! two: Winslow. six: Winthrop. four;
| Unity Plantation, one; total, So.
Somerset County - Arson, four;
Athens, three: Bingham, two; Cam
bridge. one; Canaan, two: Concord,
| one; Cornville, two: Detroit, two;
| Embden, one: Fairfield, eight: Har-
mony. two: Hartland, two; Madison.
six: Mercer. one; Moscow. one; New
, Portland, three: Norridgewock. two;
| Palmyra, two: Pittsfield, five; Ripley,
one: st. Adams, two; Skowhegan. 13;
Smithfield. two: Scion, three; Starlts,
two; Bigelow Plantation, one; Brigh-
ton Plantation, one; Caratunk Planta-
ton, one: Dead River Plantation, one:
Dennstown Plantation. one: Flagstaff
Plantation, one: Highland Plantation,
one: Jackman Plantation, three; Lex
ington Plantation, one: Long Pond
Plantation, one: Mayfield Plantation,
! one; Moose River Plantation, one:
Pleasant Ridge Plantation. one: The
Forks Plantation, one; West Forks
Plantation, one; total, 90.
Waldo County-Belfast, nine; Bel
mont, one: Brooks. two: Burnham,
two: Frankfort, two: Freedom, one:
Islesboro. two: Jackson, one: Knox.
one; Liberty, two: LincoInville. two;
Monroe, two: Montville. two; Morrill,
two: Palermo, two; Prospect, two;
Searsmont. two; Searsport. two;
Stockton Springs, two: Swanville. two:
Troy. two; Unity, three; Waldo, two;
Winterport, three: total. 81.
Sagadahoc County-Arrowsic. one;
| Bath, IA; Bowdoin, one; Bowdoinham,
| two; Georgetown, one: Phippsburg
| two; Richmond, four; West Bath, one;
Woolwich, two; total. 80.
Lincoln County--Alna, one; Booth
bay, two: Boothbay Harbor,' four;
Bremen, two: Bristol. three; Dam
, ariscotta, two; Dresden, three; Edge
| comb. two; Jefferson, three; New
| castle, two: Nobleboro,- two: Somer-
Vile, one; South Bristol. two; South
| port, one: Waldoboro, six; Westport,
one; Whitefeld, three: Wiscasset.
three: Monhegan Plantation, one; to-
tai, A.