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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

J. MANCHESTER HAYNES       Speaker               Augusta.
ORAMANDAL SMITH            Clerk                 Litchfield.
FRANK L. PATTEN            Assistant Clerk       Newport.
CHARLES H. GATCHELL        Messenger.....        East Jackson.
JOHN W. PHINNEY            1st Asst. Messenger   Plymouth.
WILLIAM J. SMITH           2d Asst. Messenger    Lisbon Falls.
JOHN F. CHASE              Folder                Windsor (So.)
F. A. SMALL                Reporter              Augusta.
FRANK A. LOCKE             Page                  Augusta.
LLEWELLYN L. COOPER        Page                  Augusta.
REV. D. B. RANDALL         Chaplain              Lewiston.

[First town in apportionment denotes the residence of the member.]

Androscoggin, entitled to 9.
No. of 
Seat.     Members.                 Apportionment.
136.      H. W. Copeland.          Turner (Keen's Mills P. O.)
                                         and Livermore.
 12.      Wallace H. White         Lewiston, entitled to 3.
139.      Oren A. Horr. 
125.      Charles S. Newell.
 87.      Benjamin J. Hill         Auburn, entitled to 2.
  7.      Arthur B. Latham         Auburn (West).
 42.      Thomas W. Ham            Wales (West), Greene, Leeds, East
                                         Livermore.
 90.      Roscoe D. Y. Philbrook.  Webster, Lisbon, and Durham.
 96.      John S. Briggs           Poland and Minot.

Aroostook, entitled to 7.

 58       Jas. W. Ambrose          Sherman (Coral P. O.), Ashland, Smyrna,
                                   Island Falls, Masardis, plantations of
                                   Crystal, Portage Lake, and all other
                                   plantations and townships south of north line
                                   of Portage Lake, and west of west line of
                                   R. 3, except Castle Hill

 89.      Alexis Cyr.              Grand Isle, Van Buren, Madawaska, plantations
                                   of Hamlin, Cyr, and all of Aroostook east of
                                   west line of R. 3, and no. of no. line of
                                   Limestone, Lyndon, and No. 15, B. 3.

 94.      Charles L. Hodnett       Orient, Linneus, Hodgdon, Weston, Bancroft,
                                   Amity, Haynesville, plantations of No. 11,
                                   R. 1, Oakfield, Glenwood, and all of
                                   Aroostook so. of no. line of Oakfield,
                                   Linneus, and Hodgdon, and east of west
                                   line of R. 3.

  4       Llewellyn Powers         Houlton, Littleton, Monticello, New Limerick,
                                   Ludlow, and townships B. range two, and C.
                                   range two.

 70.      Thomas H. Phair          Presgue Isle, Easton, Maysville, Bridgewater,
                                   Mars Hill, and plantations of Alva, Mapleton,
                                   Castle Hill, Westfield, and townships of D.
                                   and E., R. 2, and Nos. 9,10, and 11, R. 3.

134.      Jesse Drew               Fort Fairfield, Caribou, Washburn, Limestone,
                                   plantations of Perham, Woodland, and township
                                   15, R. 3.
69.       James W. Bolton          Frenchville, Fort Kent, and all territory not
                                   otherwise included.

Cumberland, entitled to 20.

140.      George F. Knapp          Bridgton (South).
 27.      Frederick W. Talbot      Falmouth and Cumberland.
 39.      Clarence Hale            Portland, entitled to 5.
 97.      Elias Thomas.
 64.      Orville K. Gerrish.
137.      Daniel W. Ames.
101.      Charles P. Mattocks.
151.      Daniel Strout            Cape Elizabeth (Ferry Village).
 83.      John C. Kendall          Freeport and Pownal.
 34.      Joseph Dunnell           Westbrook (Cumberland Mills P. O.)
 61.      Stephen Hinkley          Gorham.
 76.      George B. Leavitt        Deering (Stroudwater P. O.)
 68.      Weston Thompson          Brunswick.
 95.      Lorenzo L. Shaw          Yarmouth and North Yarmouth.
 93.      John M. White            Windham (North Gorham P. O.)
 35.      William M. Cook          Casco, Otisfield, and Harrison.
135.      Albert T. Trufant        Harpswell (Cundy's Harbor P. O), and
                                       Scarborough.
127.      Charles P. Haskell       New Gloucester and Gray.
116.      Orville S. Sanborn       Standish (Bonney Eagle P. O.), and
                                       Baldwin.
130.      Henry J. Lane            Raymond (East), Sebago, and Naples.

Franklin, entitled to 5.

 29.      Edmund R. Luce           New Vineyard, Kingfield, Freeman, Salem,
                                   Eustis, Rangely, Madrid; No. 6, Greenvale,
                                   Letter E, Lang, Dallas, Coplin, and Rangely
                                   Plantations, and all other territory not
                                   otherwise included.
 59.      George W. Stone          Jay (Livermore Falls P. O.), Wilton and
                                         Carthage.
 93.      John J. Linscott         Farmington, Perkins Plantation, and
                                         Washington Plantation.
 86.      Daniel C. Leavitt        Phillips, Weld, Avon, and Strong.
 80.      David Allen              Chesterville, New Sharon, Industry,
                                         and Temple.

Hancock, entitled to 9.
132.      Charles A. Spofford      Deer Isle, Swan's Island, and all other
                                   islands not otherwise included.
149.      James T. Cushman         Ellsworth.
115.      John D. Crimmin          Eastbrook, Sullivan, Gouldsborough, Franklin,
                                   Nos. 7, 8, 9, 10, and 21.
123.      Parker Spofford          Bucksport and Verona.
81.       John G. Reed             Brooklin, Sedgwick, Penobscot, and Long
                                        Island Plantation.
 65.      Serenus H. Rodick        Eden (Bar Harbor), Tremont, Mount Desert, and
                                        Cranberry Isle.
 50.      Alfred E. Ives           Castine, Orland, and Brooksville.
 54.      Pascal P. Gilmore        Dedham, Surry, and Bluehill.
 13.      Elliot L.Stratton        Hancock, Trenton, Lamoine, Otis, Mariaville,
                                   Aurora, Waltham, Amherst, No. 33, and all
                                   territory not otherwise included.

Kennebec, entitled to 13. 
Spkr.     J. Manchester Haynes     Augusta, entitled to 2. 
117.      Herbert M. Heath.
 82.      William G. Foster        Clinton (Burnham P. O.), Winslow, and Benton.
 24.      Zorin B. Ward            Sidney (West), Belgrade, Home.
145.      Francis A. Robinson      Readfield(Kent's Hill), Mt. Vernon, and 
                                        Vienna. 
142.      Nathaniel Meader         Waterville, West Waterville.
 66.      Edwin C. Barrows         Vassalboro' and Windsor.
128.      Moses J. Donnell         Pittston (East), West Gardiner, and
                                        Farmingdale.
150.      David Wentworth          Gardiner
 14       Elijah D. Jepson         China, Albion, and Unity Plantation.
 66.      James E Chase            Litchfield (Corner), Monmouth, and
                                        Manchester.
 53.      Albert M Spear           Hallowell and Chelsea.
167.      Alfred F. Johnson        Wayne, Winthrop, and Fayette.

Knox, entitled to 8.
 17.      Stephen S. Bartlett      Washington, Hope, and Appleton.
 84.      Oliver G. Hall           Rockland, entitled to 2.
  1.      John S. Case.
 47.      Levi W. Smith            Vinalhaven, So. Thomaston, North Haven,
                                   and Hurricane Isle.
 62.      Edward S. Bucklin.       Warren and Union. 
 91.      Hosea B. Eaton           Camden(RockportP. O.) 
107.      Francis C. Hathorn       Cushing, St. George, and Friendship.
 11.      Joseph E. Moore          Thomaston, Matinicus, Muscle Ridge, Otter and
                                          Cranberry Isles.

Lincoln, entitled to 6.
 37.      Daniel W. Hiscock        Alna (Sheepscot Bridge P. O.), Newcastle,
                                          Nobleborough, Somerville.
 20.      David Chamberlain        Bristol (Round Pond P. O.), Damariscotta, and
                                          Monhegan.
138.      Charles E. Allen         Dresden, Wiscasset, and Edgecomb.
 44.      Alden Blossom            Boothbay, Westport, and Southport.
133.      John H. Jameson          Waldoboro, Muscongus, Cow and Musk Islands.
111.      Aaron B. Noyes           Whitefield (Cooper's Mills P. O.), Jefferson,
                                           and Bremen.

Oxford, entitled to 8.
146.      Granville L. Tracy       Oxford, Buckfield, and Hebron.
129.      Solomon F. Stetson       Sumner (East), Peru, Hartford, Canton, and
                                         Franklin Plantation.
 19.      George A. Wilson         Paris (South), Greenwood, and Milton
                                         Plantation.
 23.      Henry M. Bearce          Norway, Albany, Waterford, Stoneham, and
                                         Mason.
  3.      Charles M. Kimball       Bethel, Upton, Gilead, Andover, Newry,
                                   Grafton; Riley and Lincoln Plantations,
                                   Fryeburg Academy, Grant, Letter C, 5, R. 1,
                                   Andover North, and West Surplus.
 52.      Charles E. Hubbard       Hiram, Denmark, Lovell, Sweden.
106.      Stephen Chandler         Stow, Brownfield, Porter, Fryeburg,
 28.      Randall L. Taylor        Roxbury (Mexico P. O.), Rumford, Woodstock,
                                       Hanover, Dixfield. Mexico, Byron.

Penobscot, entitled to 18.
121.      Benj. F. Eldridge        Dexter and Corinna.
 16.      Sanford Chick            Plymouth, Newport, Stetson.
105.      Martin V. B. Piper       Kenduskeag, Hudson, Corinth, and Alton.
  5.      Joseph L. Smith          Oldtown.
 92.      Frank Gilman             Winn, Prentiss, Springfield, Lee, Kingman,
                                   Mattawamkeag, Carroll, Chester, and Drew,
                                   Webster, Lakeville, Nos. 3 and 5, R. 1
                                   Plantations.
120.      Lewis Simpson            Milford, Bradley, Eddington, Clifton, Holden,
                                        and Greenbush.
147. Joseph Burland                Lincoln, Patten, Chester, Medway, Woodville,
                                   Stacyville, Mt. Chase, and all territory not
                                   otherwise included


 22.      George B. Fox.           Lowell, Passadumkeag, Howland, Burlington,
                                   Greenfield, Argyle, Enfield, Mattamiscontis,
                                   Edinburg, Maxfield, No. 1, south of Lowell,
                                   No. 2, south of Burlington, 3 R. 3, 2 R. 3,
                                   north of Maxfield and Mattamiscontis.
 49.      Benj. B. Thatcher        Bangor, entitled to 3.
144.      Charles Hamlin
 40.      Hiram H. Fogg 
 71.      Eben Webster             Orono and Glenburn.
100.      Chas. D. Chapman         Orrington (Goodale's Corner), and Brewer.
124.      Charles E. Phillips      Hermon (No.), Levant, and Carmel.
63.       Francis O. J. S. Hill    Newburgh (No.), Etna, and Dixmont. 
 88       Benjamin L. Simpson      Hampden (East), and Veazle. 
 99       George Oak               Exeter and Garland. 
 73.      Augustine H.Houston      Bradford, Charleston and Lagrange.

Piscataquis, entitled to 3.
 21.      Jonathan A. Chase        Sebec (Station), Williamshurg, Medford, Milo,
                                   Atkinson, Brownville, Orneville, Barnard, and
                                   Bowerbank and Katahdin Iron Works
                                   Plantations, and all townships and
                                   plantations north of these.
119.      Orrin J. Doyen           Abbot (Village), Kingsbury, Monson, Foxcroft,
                                   Guilford, Wellington, Greenville, Blanchard,
                                   Shirley, and Elliotsville and Howard
                                   Plantations, and all other townships and
                                   plantations not otherwise classed.
 57.      Charles N. Rand          Parkman, Dover, and Sangerville.

Sagadahoc, entitled to 4.

148.      William Rogers           Bath.
 43.      Edward H. Carlton        Woolwich, Phipsburg, Arrowsic, Georgetown.
143.      Robert D. Spear          Bowdoinham, Topsham, West Bath.
131.      Solon White              Richmond, Bowdoin, and Perkins.

Somerset, entitled to 8.
112.      Sewall A. Dinsmore       Bingham, Brighton, Moscow, Lexington,
                                   Concord, and Mayfield; Dead River, Moose
                                   River, West Forks, Flag Staff, The Forks, and
                                   all other plantations.
  7.      Anthony Brackett         Starks, Norridgewock, and Anson.
 10.      Charles B. McIntire      Solon, New Portland, and Madison.
118.      Stephen A. Nye           Fairfield, Mercer, and Smithfield.
110.      Eben P. Files            Detroit and Skowhegan.
109.      William Dobson           Pittsfield, Palmyra, and Canaan.
 15.      Stuart H. Goodwin        St. Albans, Hartland, Ripley, and Cambridge.
102.      Joel W. Hobart           Cornville, Athens, Embden, and Harmony.

Waldo, entitled to 8.
 79.      Barak A. Hatch           Morrill, Waldo, Belmont, Knox, Brooks, and
                                           Swanville.
 45.      John S. Ayer             Palermo (North), Burnham, Thorndike, and
                                           Unity.
108.      Nathan F. Houston        Belfast.
113.      Alonzo A. Brown          Liberty, Searsmont, Montville, and Freedom.
 46.      William Smith            Stockton and Searsport.
 74.      Ephraim D. Tasker.       Jackson (East), Troy, Monroe, Prospect.
 55.      George W. Young          Lincolnville (Camden P. O.), Islesboro,
                                       and Northport.
8.        Sayward Pierce           Frankfort and Winterport.

Washington, entitled to 10.
 36.      Benjamin F. Kilby        Eastport.
  2.      John O. Talbot           E. Machias, Alexander, Marshfield,
                                   Whitneyville, Crawford, Wesley, Nos. 18 and
                                   19 East Div.
 75.      Daniel J. Fisher         Charlotte, Dennysville, Edmunds, Meddyhemps,
                                          and Lubec.
  6.      John M. Smith            Robbinston, Pembroke, and Perry.
103.      William Freeman          Cherryfield, Steuben, Milbridge, Deblois,
                                         Beddington, and Devereux.
 98.      Elisha T. Holbrook       Vauceboro, Danforth, Princeton, Baileyville,
                                   Baring, Topsfield, and Waite, No.7, Range 2,
                                   No. 9, Range 4, Codyville, Jackson Brook,
                                   Talmage, No. 21, No. Div. Plantations, and
                                   all territory not otherwise classed.
 31.      Stephen S. Leighton      Columbia, Machias, Columbia Falls,
                                        Northfield, No. 18, Mid. Div.
 51.      James T. Matthews        Cutler, Whiting, Machiasport, Marion,
                                   Trescott, Cooper, and No. 14, East Division.
126.      Charles L. Smith         Jonesboro', Jonesport, Addison, Harrington,
                                        and Centerville.
32.       Edward C. Goodnow        Calais.

York, entitled to 15.
 60.      John B. Donovan          Biddeford, entitled to 2.
  9.      Charles H. Prescott.
 77.      Isaac M. Trafton         Newfield, Shapleign, and Acton.
104.      Cyril P. Harmon          Hollls (West Buxton P. O.), and Buxton.
 30.      Charles E. Perkins       Kennebunkport and Dayton.
  a.      James H. Rowell          Kittery.
   a Resigned December, 1882.   Died January 7, 1883.
 67.      D. M. Shapleign
 85.      George F. Goodwin        South Berwick and Eliot.
 25.      Isaac N. Deering         Waterborough (East) and Limerick.
 41.      Charles D. Fall          Lebanon (Center) and Sanford.
 18.      Winfield S. Small        Limington and Lyman.
152.      Lamont A. Stevens        Wells (Depot), 1872, and biennially.
 72.      George H. Milliken       Cornish and Parsonsfield.
113.      George A. Emery          Saco.
 48.      John Hall                Alfred and Kennebunk.
 26.      Moses Wentworth          North Berwick and Berwick.
                                   York, 1873, and biennially.


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MAINE STATE YEAR-BOOK,
AND
LEGISLATIVE MANUAL,
FOR THE YEAR
1883-84,
FROM APRIL 1, 1883, TO APRIL 1, 1884,

BY EDMUND S. HOYT.
PREPARED PURSUANT TO ORDERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

PORTLAND: HOYT, FOGG &  DONHAM,
193 MIDDLE STREET.


Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1883, by HOYT, FOGG & DONHAM,
in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.


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