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ACT OF INCORPORATION
BY-LAWS
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LIST OF MEMBERS
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FORM OF BEQUEST.
I give, devise and bequeath to the
MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Portland, Maine, the sum of Doll
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Maine historical society.
Act of incorporation. by laws and list of members of the Maine historical society. Portland, Me. Der:751902.
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STEPHEN BERRY, PRINTER, Plum Street, Portland.
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ACT OF INCORPORATION AND BY-LAWS.
ACT OF INCORPORATION.
STATE OF MAINE.
In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-tivo.
An Act to incorporate the Maine Historical Society.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives in Legislature assembled, That William Allen, Albion K. Parris, Prentiss Mellen, William P. Preble, Ichabod Nichols, Edward Payson, Joshua Wingate, Junior, Stephen Longfellow, Junior, George Bradbury, Ashur Ware, Edward Russell, Benja- min Orr, Benjamin Hasey, William King, Daniel Rose, Benjamin Ames, Isaac Lincoln, Benjamin Vaughan, Nathan Weston, Junior, Daniel Coney, Robert H. Gardiner, Sanford Kingsbery, Elipha- let Gillet, Thomas Bond, John Merrick, Peleg Sprague, James Parker, Ariel Mann, Ebenezer T. Warren, Benjamin Tappan, Reuel Williams, James Bridge, Hezekiah Packard, Samuel E. Smith, William Abbott, Leonard Jarvis, John Wilson, William D. Williamson, Jacob McGaw, David Sewall, John Holmes, Jon- athan Cogswell, Josiah W. Seaver, William A. Hayes, Joseph Dane, Ether Shepley, Enoch Lincoln, Horatio G. Balch, and Judah Dana, with their fellows, or associates, and successors be, and they hereby are, made a body politic and corporate, by the name of the Maine Historical Society ; and by that name may sue and be sued, plea and be impleaded ; and may have a com- mon seal, which they may alter at pleasure; and may hold real estate, to an amount not exceeding the yearly value of five thou- sand dollars, and personal estate to an amount not exceeding, at any one time, fifty thousand dollars ; and may choose a President. Librarian, Treasurer, and such other officers, as they may think proper ; and may make and ordain by-laws for the government of
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said Society ; provided the same are not repugnant to the Consti- tution and laws of this State.
SECTION 2. Be it further enacted, That the annual meeting of said Society shall be held at Brunswick, on the Tuesday next preceding the annual Commencement at Bowdoin College, for the choice of officers, and the admission of fellows, and a general ex- amination into the state of the funds and concerns of the Society.
SECTION 3. Be it further enacted, That it shall be the duty of said Society to collect and preserve, as far as the state of their funds will admit, whatever, in their opinion, may tend to explain and illustrate any department of civil, ecclesiastical and natural history, especially of this State and of the United States. And the Legislature of this State shall ever have the right to examine into and ascertain the condition of said Society, and to alter, limit, restrain, enlarge, or repeal any of the powers conferred by this charter of incorporation.
SECTION 4. Be it further enacted, That Prentiss Mellen, Ichabod Nichols and Edward Payson, or any two of them are authorized to call the first meeting of said Society, for the purpose of organizing the same, to be held at such time and place as they may designate, by publishing a notification of such intended meet- ing two weeks successively in such of the public newspapers, printed in Portland and Hallowell, as they may think proper.
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IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, February 4, 1822.
This bill, having had three several readings, passed to be enacted. BENJAMIN AMES, Speaker.
IN SENATE, February 5, 1822.
This bill, having had two several readings, passed to be enacted.
DANIEL, ROSE, President.
February 5, 1822.
Approved,
ALBION K. PARRIS.
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ACT OF INCORPORATION.
STATE OF MAINE. In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-eight.
An Act repealing the second section of an Act entitled "An Act to incorporate the Maine Historical Society," passed Febru- ary 5th, A. D. 1822, and for other purposes.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives in Legislature assembled, That the second section of the Act aforesaid, to which this is in addition. be, and the same is hereby repealed.
SECTION 2. Be it further enacted, That the Maine Historical Society be and hereby are, authorized to hold their annual and other meetings, at such times and places as they may think proper.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
February 13, 1828.
This bill, having had three several readings, passed to be enacted.
JOHN RUGGLES, Speaker. 1
IN SENATE, February 14, 1828.
This bill, having had two several readings, passed to be enacted. ROBERT P. DUNLAP, President.
Approved.
February 15, 1828. ENOCH LINCOLN.
The first meeting of the MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY was held at the Council Chamber in Portland, April 11th, 1822, when it was duly organized and the following officers chosen, viz :
ALBION K. PARRIS, President. BENJAMIN HASEY, Recording Secretary. EDWARD RUSSELL, Corresponding Secretary. PRENTISS MELLEN, Treasurer. EDWARD PAYSON, Librarian.
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BY- LAWS
OF THE
MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY,
REVISED AND RE-ADOPTED JUNE 26, 180.1.
How COMPOSED.
SECTION I. The Society shall consist of Resident, Corre- sponding and Honorary members.
RESIDENT MEMBERS.
SECTION 2. Resident members must be residents of Maine and shall not exceed two hundred in number. They alone have the right to vote; and are required to take all the publications of the Society issued during their membership and pay for them at cost. In addition to the admission fee, each Resident member shall pay three dollars annually, for the general purposes of the Society ; but any member may become a life member, and shall be exempted from such annual payment, if, at any time after his admission, he shall pay into the treasury thirty dollars in addition to his previous payments. Life members shall be entitled to all the rights and privileges of resident members.
CORRESPONDING MEMBERS.
SECTION 3. Non-residents of the state may be elected corre- sponding members, and when a resident member removes fromn the state, he becomes a corresponding member, and when a cor- responding member takes up his residence in the state, he becomes a resident member by paying the admission fee of ten dollars. Corresponding members have all the rights and privileges of resident members except voting, holding office and taking part in the purely business transaction of the Society.
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HONORARY MEMBERS.
SECTION 4. Persons whether residents of the state or not, who shall have attained an eminent distinction in history or kindred subjects, or shall have done eminent service in promoting the objects of this Society, or who have been resident members for a period of not less than thirty years, may be elected honorary mem- bers with the rights and privileges of corresponding members.
MEMBERS, HOW NOMINATED.
SECTION 5. Nominations of resident and corresponding mem- bers must be made in writing by a resident member on blanks provided for the purpose and filed with the Recording Secretary, and by him submitted to Standing Committee. Nominations to the Society shall be made only by that committee, and must be sent to each resident member at least two weeks before the annual meeting, but shall not be otherwise published. Nominations for honorary membership shall be made by a resident member direct- ly to the Society at the annual meeting and may be acted upon at the same meeting.
MEMBERS, HOW ELECTED.
SECTION 6. Election of members shall take place only at the annual meeting.
A list of the nominations for resident and corresponding mem- bers shall be furnished to each member entitled to vote. to be used as a ballot at the election. The erasure of the name of any nominee shall be a vote against his election, and no candidate shall be elected unless he receives three-fourths of the ballots cast. No more than one nomination for honorary membership shall be submitted to vote at a time. The vote shall be taken by ballot, each member voting yes or no, and four-fifths of the votes must be in the affirmative to elect the nominee.
ADMISSION FEE.
SECTION 7. A person elected a resident member does not
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become such until he pays to the Recording Secretary an admis- sion fee of ten dollars, and if such fee is not paid before the next annual meeting the election lapses.
FORFEITURE OF MEMBERSHIP.
SECTION S. Any resident member who shall fail to attend three successive annual meetings of the Society or who shall fail to comply with its requirements in respect to its publications for the term of six months after he shall have been notified thereof, shall forfeit his membership unless he shall send to the President within the period embraced by said annual meetings such excuse as shall be satisfactory to the Society. Forfeiture of membership shall not take effect until declared by a vote of the Society.
MEETINGS.
SECTION 9. The Society shall hold annual meetings, and may hold special meetings for the transaction of business and meetings for the reading and discussion of papers and action thereon.
ANNUAL MEETING.
SECTION 10. The annual meeting shall be held in Brunswick during Commencement week, at such time and place as the Stand- ing Committee may appoint. At the annual meeting any business which the Society may lawfully transact may be done although notice thereof may not have been given in the call.
SPECIAL MEETINGS.
SECTION 11. Special meetings for the transaction of business may be called by the President, or in his absence by the Vice- president, and it shall be his duty to call the meeting on the written application of a majority of the Standing Committee or of ten resident members. No business shall be transacted at a special meeting that is not specified in the notice of such meet- ing.
BUSINESS MEETINGS, HOW NOTIFIED.
SECTION 12. Notice of the time and place of holding the an- nual meeting and of the time, place and objects of special meet-
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ings shall be given to the members by mail at least seven days before the meeting.
OTHER MEETINGS.
SECTION 13. Meetings for the reading and discussion of papers and acting thereon may be held at such times and places and upon such notice as the Standing Committee shall order.
QUORUM.
SECTION 14. Nine resident members shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business, except that no election of members shall take place and no alteration of the by-laws be made unless fifteen resident members are present.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
SECTION 15. At all meetings, as soon as the President has taken the chair, the record of the preceding meeting shall be read, after which, at special meetings, the business for which the meeting was called shall be transacted ; and at the annual meet- ings the order of business shall be as follows, unless the Society otherwise order, viz :
Ist. The Librarian and Curator shall make a detailed report of whatever has been received by them since the last meeting.
2d. "The Corresponding Secretary shall read any communica- tion he may have received.
3d. The unfinished business and assignments of the last meet- ing shall be announced to the President, and taken up in their order.
4th. The Standing Committee shall be called upon to report its doing's since the last meeting.
5th. Reports from other committees shall be called for, after which, members shall be called on to submit any propositions or communications on the objects of the Society ; and discuss any subjects proposed.
OFFICERS.
SECTION 16. The officers shall consist of a President, Vice-
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president, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary. Treas- urer, Biographer, Librarian, Curator, and a Standing Committee of nine. The President, Recording Secretary and Corresponding Secretary shall also be ex-officio members of this committee.
OFFICERS, HOW CHOSEN.
SECTION 17. The officers shall be elected at the annual meet- ing by ballot, and shall hold their respective offices for one year, and until others are chosen in their stead.
VACANCIES, HOW FILLED.
SECTION 18. A vacancy occurring in any office may be filled until the next election by appointment by the Standing Commit- tee. If the officer thus appointed be required to give a bond it may be approved by said committee.
SECTION 19. The President shall preside in all meetings of the Society when present, and when absent the Vice-president. In absence of both a temporary president shall be chosen by hand vote. The President shall be ex-officio chairman of the Standing Committee.
THE RECORDING SECRETARY.
SECTION 20. The Recording Secretary shall keep an exact record of all meetings of the Society, with the names of the mem- bers present at the annual meetings.
He shall notify members elect of their election and those elected resident members of the terms of their admission. Ile shall re- ceive the admission fees and pay them over to the Treasurer as soon as received.
He shall report at each annual meeting the names of those elected resident members who have not paid their admission fee, and also report the names of members who have not complied with other provisions of the by-laws.
THE CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
SECTION 21. The Corresponding Secretary shall carry on the correspondence of the Society not otherwise provided for, and
BY-LAWS.
deposit copies of the letters sent, and the original letters re- ceived, in regular files in the library.
TREASURER.
SECTION 22. The Treasurer shall receive all moneys belong- ing to the Society, and shall make and keep fair entries in a book to be kept for that purpose, of all moneys and funds of the Society that may come to his hands, and of all receipts and expenditures connected with the same; which accounts shall be open to the inspection of the members; and at every annual meeting shall exhibit in writing to the Society, a statement of his accounts, and of the funds of the Society, and the condition of all the property entrusted to him. He shall pay no moneys except on vote of the Society or upon the order of the Standing Committee. He shall give bond with sufficient sureties in the sum of ten thousand dol- lars.
A committee of two persons, to be nominated by the chair, shall be appointed at the annual meeting to examine the Treas- urer's accounts for the year, and report thereon at the succeeding annual meeting.
THE BIOGRAPHER.
SECTION 23. It shall be the duty of the Biographer to request from each resident member an autobiography in brief, also a cabinet photograph portrait, and to report at each annual meeting the necrology of the members for the year.
STANDING COMMITTEE.
SECTION 24. The Standing Committee may appoint a con- mittee on publication and shall exercise the following powers :-
Ist. They shall regulate all the common expenses of the So- ciety and make necessary purchases for the expense of which they may draw on the Treasurer.
2d. They shall assist the Librarian and Curator when it shall be necessary in arranging and preserving the books, manuscripts, et cetera, belonging to the Society.
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3d. They shall inspect the records and inquire if the orders of the Society are carried into effect.
4th. It shall be a part of their duty to inquire for and take judicious measures within the means of the Society to procure books, manuscripts and relics of historical interest for the benefit of the institution.
5th. They shall prepare such business as may deserve the attention of the Society.
6th. They shall approve the bond of any officer of the Society required to give a bond.
7th. In the absence of a specific vote of the Society, all invest- ments and changes in securities shall be under their direction.
THE LIBRARY AND CABINET.
SECTION 25. Once every year the Standing Committee shall report to the Society respecting the state of the library and cab- inet.
SECTION 26. No book shall be taken from the library but with the knowledge of the Librarian, who shall make a record of the same.
SECTION 27. The Publishing Committee may make use of the library without restriction.
SECTION 28. Newspapers and maps may be taken from the library only by the Publication Committee.
SECTION 29. All persons who take books from the library shall be answerable for any injury or loss of the same which shall be estimated by the Standing Committee.
SECTION 30. The Librarian shall acknowledge each gift that inay be made to the library or cabinet.
SECTION 31. A ticket or book plate shall be pasted on the inside cover of each volume, signifying that it is the property of the Society ; and if a gift, bearing the name of the giver.
SECTION 32. The Librarian shall at every meeting report in
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writing all accessions made to the library and cabinet since the preceding meeting, and at the annual meeting submit a detailed report of the condition and number of volumes and pamphlets in the library.
SECTION 33. No books, newspapers, maps, or manuscripts of great value shall be taken from the library except by a vote of the Standing Committee.
SECTION 34. The Librarian is authorized and required to transmit to other societies the publications of this Society in exchange for publications received from them, and also to such public institutions and libraries as the Standing Committee may designate.
By-LAWS, HOW AMENDED.
SECTION 35. These by-laws may be altered or amended at any business meeting of the Society, provided the amendment has been proposed at a previous annual meeting, or notice of the proposed amendment is given in the call of the meeting.
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MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
OFFICERS FOR 1901-2.
PRESIDENT, JAMES PHINNEY BAXTER, PORTLAND.
VICE PRESIDENT, RUFUS KING SEWALL, WISCASSET.
TREASUREK, FRITZ HERMANN JORDAN, PORTLAND.
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY, BIOGRAPHER,
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, BELFAST.
RECORDING SECRETARY, LIBRARIAN, CURATOR, HUBBARD WINSLOW BRYANT, PORTLAND.
STANDING COMMITTEE.
HENRY SWEETSER BURRAGE,
HENRY LELAND CHAPMAN, - -
JOHN MARSHALL BROWN, - - - EDWARD PAYSON BURNHAM,
Portland. Brunswick.
Portland.
Saco.
JOHN MURRAY GLIDDEN, -
- - New Castle.
JOSIAH HAYDEN DRUMMOND), - - - Portland. Banger. Portland.
FRANKLIN AUGUSTUS WILSON, - - - FRITZ HERMANN JORDAN, - -
PRENTICE CHENEY MANNING,
Portland.
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Charles Edwin Allen.
Dresden.
1890
Orville Dewey Baker.
Augusta. 1890
Franklin Ripley Barrett,
Portland. 1890
George Bradley Barrows,
Fryeburg. 1880
Hartley Cone Baxter,
Brunswick.
1901
James Phinney Baxter,
Portland.
1878
Samuel Clifford Belcher,
Farmington.
1891
Stephen Berry,
Portland. 1882
Randall Doyle Bibber,
Bath.
1892
George Emerson Bird,
Portland.
1901
John William Black,
Waterville.
1895
Samuel Lane Boardman,
Bangor.
1868
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Percival Bonney,
Portland.
1890
Frederic Eleazer Boothby,
Portland.
1900
Charles Harrod Boyd,
Portland.
1892
Henry Knight Bradbury,
Hollis.
1894
James Otis Bradbury,
Saco.
1892
John Marshall Brown,
Portland.
1865
William Wentworth Brown,
Portland.
1899
Hubbard Winslow Bryant,
Portland,
1865
Horace Harmon Burbank,
Saco.
1889
Samuel Buffum,
North Berwick.
1900
Edward Payson Burnham,
Saco.
1870
Henry Sweetser Burrage,
Portland.
1878
Edward Anson Butler,
Rockland.
1897
Albert Martin Card,
Alna. 1894
Leonard Dwight Carver,
Augusta.
1893
Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain.
Brunswick.
1865
Henry Leland Chapman,
Brunswick.
1877
Leonard Bond Chapman.
Deering. 1890
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Jonathan Prince Cilley,
Rockland. 1877
Albro Elmore Chase,
Portland. 1892
Dennis Woodruff Clark,
Portland. 1901
Oliver Barrett Clason,
Gardiner. 1894
Henry Brewster Cleaves,
Portland.
1897
Nathan Clifford,
Portland.
1892
Lemuel Howard Cobb,
Portland.
1892
Harry Hayman Cochrane,
Monmouth. 1887
Robert Codman,
Portland.
1900
Thomas Upham Coe,
Bangor.
1890
Alfred Cole,
Buckfield.
1899
Frederic Odell Conant,
Portland. 1890
Selden Connor,
Augusta. 1877
Leslie Colby Cornish,
Augusta.
1890
Josiah Crosby,
Dexter.
1867
Ara Cushman,
Auburn.
1893
Asa Dalton,
Portland.
1882
Edward Henry Daveis,
Portland.
1881
Jeremiah Wadley Dearborn,
Parsonsfield.
1887
Frank Cutter Deering,
Saco.
1892
Henry Deering,
Portland.
1877
Frank Henry Dexter,
Springvale.
1890
Samuel Thomas Dole,
South Windham.
1897
Joshua Lufkin Douglas,
Bath.
1884
Frederic Neal Dow,
Portland.
1894
Edwin Standish Drake,
Portland.
1892
Franklin Mellen Drew,
Lewiston.
1889
Josiah Hayden Drummond,
Portland.
1878
John Riley Dunton,
Belfast.
1894
Janus Granville Elder,
Lewiston.
1867
Walter Crane Emerson,
Portland.
1894
George Addison Emery,
Saco.
1891
George Freeman Emery,
Portland. 1884
Isaac Monroe Emery,
Kennebunkport.
1894
Lucilius Alonzo Emery,
Ellsworth.
1877
George Frederick Evans,
Portland.
1898
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RESIDENT MEMBERS.
Francis Fessenden,
Portland. 1898
Charles Scott Fobes,
Portland. 1891
John Haskell Fogg,
Portland. 1897
Enoch Foster,
Portland. 1891
Dana Willis Fellows,
Portland.
1893
William Freeman,
Cherryfield. 1901
Robert Hallowell Gardiner,
Gardiner. 1899
James Gray Garland,
Biddeford. 1898
John Murray Glidden,
New Castle.
1894
Benjamin Nourse Goodale,
Saco. 1891
Nathan Goold,
Portland.
1892
Clarence Hale,
Portland.
1891
Eugene Hale,
Ellsworth.
1901
Oliver Gray Hall,
Augusta.
1893
George Everett Hammond,
Eliot.
1898
Herbert Harris,
Bangor.
1894
Herbert Milton Heath,
Augusta.
1890
John Fremont Hill,
Augusta.
1889
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Winfield Scott Hill,
Augusta.
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Asher Crosby Hinds,
Portland.
1901
George Saywood Hobbs,
Portland.
1899
Samuel Fisher Humphrey,
Bangor.
1872
Edward Johnson,
Belfast.
1883
Henry Johnson,
Brunswick.
1890
Fritz Hermann Jordan,
Portland.
1890
Francis Keefe,
Eliot.
1897
Marquis Fayette King,
Portland.
1889
James Morrell Larrabee,
Gardiner.
1894
Seth Leonard Larrabee,
Portland.
1897
John Henry Lea,
South Freeport. 1901
Leslie Alexander Lee,
Brunswick.
1889
George Lewis,
South Berwick. 1898
Weston Lewis,
Gardiner.
1899
Charles Freeman Libby,
Portland.
1884
Charles Thornton Libby,
Portland.
1889
George Thomas Little,
Brunswick.
1881
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MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Ira Stephen Locke,
Portland. 1892
John Staples Locke,
Saco. 1889
Joseph Alvah Locke,
Portland. 1894
Henry Martyn Maling,
Portland. 1893
Prentice Cheney Manning,
Portland. 1882
Sebastian Streeter Marble,
Waldoboro.
1800
Frank Dennett Marshall,
Portland.
1901
Josiah Smith Maxcy,
Gardiner. 1899
Albion Keith Parris Meserve,
Portland. 1892
Joseph Eugene Moore,
Thomaston. 1891
Luther Ray Moore,
Saco.
Hiram Kelley Morrell,
Gardiner. 1862
Galen Clapp Moses,
Bath.
1889
Augustus Freedom Moulton,
Portland. 1891
William Henry Moulton,
Portland.
1901
Willis Bryant Moulton,
Portland.
1899
Charles Elventon Nash,
Augusta. 1883
Edward Bowdoin Nealley,
Bangor. 1877
Edward Deering Noyes,
Portland.
1900
Albert Ware Paine,
Bangor. 1881
William Davis Patterson,
Wiscasset.
1892
George Otis Packard,
Portland.
1901
Franklin Conant Payson,
Portland. 1892
Herbert Payson,
Portland, 1896
Mechanic Falls. 1894
Sidney Perham,
Paris ITill.
1872
John Carroll Perkins,
Portland.
1901
John Andrew Peters,
Bangor. 1866
Albert Irving Phelps,
Damariscotta.
1889
Lewis Pierce,
Portland. 1869
Augustus Moses Pulsifer,
Auburn. 1893
Francis Orrin Purington,
Mechanic Falls.
George Doane Rand,
Portland.
1892
Thomas Brackett Reed,
Portland.
Parker MeCobb Reed,
Bath. 1888
Oliver Philbrick Remick,
Kittery.
1868
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John William Penney,
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Edward Clayton Reynolds,
South Portland. 1899
Fred Edgcomb Richards.
Portland. 1901
Albert Francis Richardson,
Castine. 1890
Frederick Robie,
Gorham. 1891
Hiram Fuller Rockwood.
Augusta. 1890
George Smith Rowell.
Portland.
1890
Moses Atwood Safford.
Kittery. 1889
Albert Russell Savage,
Auburn.
1894
Frederick Dummer Sewall,
Bath.
1861
John Smith Sewall,
Bangor.
1869
Rufus King Sewall,
Wiscasset.
1859
Thaddeus Robert Simonton,
('amden.
1881
Charles Denison Smith.
Portland. 1892
Iloward Daniel Smith,
Norway.
1890
Benjamin Poor Snow,
Varmouth.
1900
James Alfred Spalding,
Portland.
1890
John Francis Sprague,
Monson.
1884
William Henry Stevens,
Portland. 1891
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David Dinsmore Stewart,
St. Albans.
1879
Albert Roscoe Stubbs,
Portland.
1899
Joseph White Symonds.
Portland. 1882
Asbury Coke Stilphen,
Gardiner.
1892
George Foster Talbot,
Portland.
1867
Benjamin Bussey Thatcher,
Bangor.
1895
Henry Otis Thayer,
Portland.
1880
Sidney Warren Thaxter,
Portland.
1899
William Widgery Thomas,
Portland.
1870
Frederick Sturdivant Vaill.
Portland.
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Charles Elmer Waterman.
Mechanic Falls.
1895
Stephen Holmes Weeks,
Portland.
1901
George Augustus Wheeler,
C'astine.
1876
Robert Treat Whitehouse.
Portland.
1897
John Lemuel Murray Willis,
Eliot,
1893
Joseph Williamson,
Belfast.
1850
Joseph Williamson, Jr.,
Augusta.
1901
Walter Henry Sturtevant,
Richmond.
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Franklin Augustus Wilson,
Bangor. 1889
George Curtis Wing,
Auburn. 1901
George Henry Witherle,
Castine. 1890
William Howe Witherle,
Castine.
1868
Joseph Wood,
Portland.
1890
Edmund Jonathan Young,
Portland.
1898
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CORRESPONDING MEMBERS.
CORRESPONDING MEMBERS.
Charles Francis Adams, LL. D., De Alva Stanwood Alexander, A. M .. Edmund Mills Barton, Henry Fiske Blanchard, George Madison Bodge, A. M., Charles Knowles Bolton, A. M., Sir John George Bourinot, D. C. L., Robert Alonzo Brock, LL. D., Alexander Brown, D. C. L., Noah Brooks, Rufus George Frederick Candage, Robert Goldthwait Carter, U. S. A .. Abbé Henry Raymond Casgrain, George Washington Chamberlain, Professor Sidney Colvin, D. C. L ..
Charles Mclaughlin Cumston, LL. D., Henry Winchester Cunningham, A. B., John Lewis Cutler, A. M., Joseph Edwin Davis, Charles William Deering, Rev. Benjamin Franklin DeCosta, D. D., Edward Denham, John Watts DePeyster. LL. D., Samuel Adams Drake, Wilberforce Eames, A. M., Henry Herbert Edes, Rev. Samuel Hopkins Emery, D. D., Dana Estes, A. M., Joseph Palmer Fessenden, M. D., A. B.,
Lincoln, Mass. Buffalo, N. Y. Worcester, Mass. Boston, Mass. Westwood, Mass. Brookline, Mass. Ottawa, Canada. Richmond, Va. Norwood, Va. New York, N. Y. Brookline, Mass. Washington, D. C. Rivière Quelle, Can. Weymouth, Mass. Cambridge, Mass.
John Augustus Whittemore Corliss, U.S.A., Washington, D. C.
Boston, Mass. Boston, Mass. Quitman, Ga. Worcester, Mass. Evanston, Ill. New York, N. Y. New Bedford, Mass. Tivoli, N. Y. Melrose, Mass. Brooklyn, N. Y. Cambridge, Mass. Taunton, Mass. Brockline, Mass. Salem, Mass.
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Professor William Francis Ganong, Ph. D., Northampton, Mass. Daniel Coit Gilman, LL. I.,
Samuel Abbott Green, M. D., LL. D.,
Frank Warren Hackett, A. M., John Randolph Ham, M. D.,
Rev. Edward Everett Hale, S. T. D ..
George Warren Hammond,
Charles Henry Hart, LL. D., John Tyler IIassam, A. M.,
David Greene Haskins, LL. B.,
Rev. Charles Wells Hayes, D. D.,
Henry Williamson Haynes, A. M., Henry Towle Ilind, A. M.,
Cecil Hampden Cutts Howard, Albert Harrison lloyt, A. M.,
Thomas Hamlin Hubbard, LL. D.,
John Franklin Jameson, L.L. D.,
Edward Albert Kelly, A. M.,
John Woolf Jordan,
Horatio Collins King, LL. D. Bradford Kingman, Louis Adolph Huguet Latour. A. M .. John Davis Long, L.L. D., George Emery Littlefield, A. B.,
Rev. Benaiah Longley Whitman, 1). D., Professor William Macdonald, Ph. D., Professor Shailer Mathews, A. M., Albert Matthew, A. B., John Norris Mcclintock, A. M., James McKeen, A. M., Rev. Alexander McKenzie, S. T. D .. James Appleton Morgan, LI .. D., Thomas Freeman Moses, A. M., John Page Nicholson, A. M., William Dummer Northend, L.L. D., Daniel Edward Owen, A. M.,
Baltimore, Md. Boston, Mass.
Portsmouth, N. Il.
Dover, N. H. Roxbury, Mass. Boston, Mass.
Philadelphia, Penn. Boston, Mass.
Cambridge, Mass. Phelps, N. Y. Boston, Mass. Windsor, N. S.
Beebe, Ark. Boston, Mass.
New York, N. V. Chicago, Ill. Boston, Mass. Philadelphia, Penn. Brooklyn, N. Y. Brookline, Mass. Montreal, Canada. Hingham, Mass. Somerville, Mass. Washington, D. C. Providence, R. 1. Chicago, Ill. Boston, Mass. Boston, Mass. New York, N. Y. Cambridge, Mass. New York, N. Y. Waltham, Mass. Philadelphia, Penn. Salem Mass. Philadelphia, Penn.
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CORRESPONDING MEMBERS.
George Thomas Packard, A. M., Samuel Thomas Pickard, A. M., Frederick Clifton Pierce, Josiah Pierce, A. M., Orestes Pierce, A. B., Victor Hugo Paltsits, Albion Keith Parris. Daniel Parish, Jr .. John William Prowse, LL. D., Professor Frederic Ward Putnam, A. M., Prof. Charles Francis Richardson, Ph. D., Hanover, N. HI. George Lockhart Rives, A. M.,
Horatio Rogers, A. B., Edward Russell, James Edward Seaver, Rev. Frank Sewall, A. M., Professor Jotham Bradbury Sewall, A. M., Boston, Mass.
Rev. Edmund Farwell Slafter, D. D., Rev. Albion Woodbury Small, Ph. D., Lauriston Ward Small, Professor Charles Henry Smith, LL. D., Rev. Everett Schermerhorn Stackpole, John Henry Stiness, LL. D., Edward Stanwood, Litt. D., Oliver Crocker Stevens, LL. B., William Leete Stone, LL. B., Caleb Benjamin Tillinghast, A. M .. Rev. Anson Titus, A. B., Ragnar Tornebladh, William Blake Trask, A. M., Benjamin Vaughan, Prof. Frederick Morris Warren, Ph. D., Albert Blodgett Weymouth, A. M. M. D., Rev. William Copley Winslow, L.L. D .. Robert Charles Winthrop, Jr., A. M.,
Jamaica Plain, Mass. Boston, Mass. Chicago, Ill. London, Eng. Oakland, Cal. New York, N. Y. Washington, D. C. New York, N. Y. St. Johns, N. F. Cambridge, Mass.
New York, N. Y. Providence, R. I. Brookline, Mass. Taunton, Mass. Washington, D. C.
Boston, Mass. Chicago, IlI. Brooklyn, N. Y. New Haven, Conn. Cambridge, Mass. Providence, R. 1. Brookline, Mass. Boston, Mass. Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Boston, Mass. Somerville, Mass. Stockholm, Sweden. Dorchester, Mass. Cambridge, Mass. Cleveland, (. Lahaine, Hawaii. Boston, Mas. Boston, Mass.
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