T. S. Coffin, merchant, Oakland; born in Cornville, Somerset Co., Me., Oct. 7, 1832, where he was engaged in farming and attending school in winter until 18 years of age, when, after finishing his academic studies, he engaged in school-teaching for two years, then as clerk in dry goods store four years; he then engaged […]
Chadbourne, J. S. Clerk of the District Court, first came here in 1872. He engaged in farming a few years, and was telegraph operator for three years. Was elected to his present position in the fall of 1878, and has since held the office by re-election. Is now Deputy County Clerk, and Deputy County Superintendent
Parker Farnsworth Morey, without great wealth, is one of the most successful men of Portland. As an organizer and conductor of successful enterprises he has no superior in this busy city. A man of untiring energy he possesses the patience to attend to the smallest details provided success depends on them. He has the ability
BALLARD, Wilbur Earl, Watertender 1c, USN. Mother, Mrs. Rose E. Ballard, Washburn. BOLSTER, Richard Lowell, Chief Pharmacist’s Mate, USN. Wife, Mrs. Julia B. Bolster, Kittery Point. DEARBORN, Harvey Willis, Chief Machinist’s Mate, USN. Mother, Mrs. Rilla A. Dearborn, 28 Vine St., Auburn. JOHNSON, Luther Pope, Jr., Aviation Ordnanceman 3c, USNR. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Charles Chase Lord, Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, and the local historian of Hopkinton, is the second child and first son of Charles and Sarah (Hubbard) Lord. Born in South Berwick, Me., July 7, 1841, he is a lineal descendant, in the seventh generation, of Nathan Lord, who emigrated to America from Stackpole Court,
