December 15,1898
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The Republican Journal ^_ BELFAST, MAINE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1898. NTMUFl>~5rt~ Obituary. a sister, Mrs. W. H. Hoffses, and two A Soldier s Pension Money. COUNTY BLICAN JOURNAL. brothers, all of Waldoboro. CORRESPONDENCE. The News of Belfast. PERSONAL. Capt. Joseph T. Pendleton died at his Louie Swanville Islesbobo. The town is on the farm iu South Belfast Dec. after Oardixek, Me., Dec. 9. The Albert T. Harvey of came to literally in A whist will be ! -I AY JWOKM.NG BY THK 10th, funeral of party given by the Uni- Francis S. Brick is confined to the house Oliver 0. Rollins took aud bad a mourning, nine of her a short illness of pneumonia. Pendle- place from Christ Belfast last Thursday pension men—mostly young tarian society in Memorial illness. Capt. church and was one Hall, Friday by today of the most a store. been lost at sea ton was born in a largely check for $42 cashed at grocery He men—having (luring the Dec. Journal Pub. Co. Isleshoro, sou of Joseph J. attended held here for years. evening, Kith, at 7.30. Admission 25 Rev r tv of Nov. H. E. McDonald went to Boston —... Plant in his trousers pocket and gale 27-Tuesday, Dec. 6th, Rev. Tuesday aud Mary L. Pendleton. In life he fol- officiated. Mr. Rollins was one put S12 placed cents. j early of the on business. most known and six five in a wallet. Geo. E. Tufts conducted two that *Pi.R for Maine Seafar* lowed the sea, aud was master of a number widely popular hotel men dollar bills Subsequent funerals, in New Helping Hand Circle, Order England. He was proprietor of involved various and of Capt. Nelson Kimball at 10 and Kings Daugh- Mrs. G. P. Lombard went to Boston Mon- i- People.” of vessels in the foreign aud coastwise the proceedings drinks, o’clock, trade, Evans House here for 25 years and for ters, will meet at Mrs. Annie McIntosh on many seems to have been oblivious until of Henry P. Hatch at two o’clock. The day for a visit. including the schooners Fletcher of years was aud Harvey day Mary proprietor landlord of the Main street, Dec. 19th. All mem- ..i« In C and he conducted Monday, ity County Columbia of Lnited states hotel at Portland. he arrived home at 9 o’clock that night, following the funeral of Fred Geo. E. Card of Boston, Belfast, brig of are Brooks was in town Mon- Emily A. bers requested to be present. W-' Mr. Rollins was an when he looked for his to Hatch at 9 IK), aud the funeral of Isleshoro and others. Iu 1873 he sold his ideal landlord auii one pension money Capt. day on business. Isaac H. All who intend advance,$2.00a year; of the most of give his wife, but failed to find it. A Herrick at 11, and the funeral of entering their cats for the place in Isleshoro aud came to genial men. He had some Mrs. G. G. ndsfor three months. Belfast,where exhibition Winslow went to Bangor yester- he very old friends in L Harvey, who Capt. Stephen Babbidge at two o’clock, the this Thursday, afternoon, are re- .‘t lie square, one inch worked as a house carpenter for ten Belfast, and others who m-phew.George accompanied for a short visit. $ years, latter day i«.r one week, ami have most him to informed him that had being in the Baptist church. The quested to bring or send them to the after which he his farm pleasant recollections of Belfast, they Opera ••ut insertion. bought mother’s and his Miss Ella M. Abiather B. next day, at 10 o’clock, he conducted the fu- House this after ten o’clock. Folsom went to Boston Sat- has siuce lived there. His charming hospitality. called at. the house of Grant on morning wife, formerly neral of urday for a short visit. street The and Mr. Mr. Harrison H. Veazie, which was Sarah F. of Winter Goulds- Washington nephew Sunday, Dec. 11th, roads tine and many > l)a\’s Journal. Tracy Harbor, News of the held in the Granges. went aud Mrs. Free Baptist and was wheelmen W H. was in boro, is ill at this Grant out, leaving Harvey church, out for a spin; Tuesday morning, McLellan, Estp. Augusta dangerously writing. attended. Grant alone in the house. When re- largely Dec. 13th he conducted 0 inches of last Friday on business. \-,y 1. Their only daughter died iu childhood. His South they snow ; mercury from zero to S Montville Grange is to a the funeral Pile have turued Grant’s and a at the Free Baptist church at 1 Treaty Signed.. father tiled in 1880, and his mother survived daughter young above; Wednesday morning, 12 to 22 below. A A. Knight went to Boston yesterday, \red..'Hie Kennebec Christinas tree Friday Dec. which o’clock of 2:M,at woman named Lottie Johnson were there. Mrs. Deborah Veazie, 75 to 1 News him but one day, her death last aged The Law Court has decided the Waldo work in a shoe i-nary.. of the occuring time they will play the drama factory. K-uute Yachts and He temperance Grant had bought a pint, of rum and after years. Captains Kimball, Herrick, Hatch Sunday. leaves three brothers, Ephraim county case Chas. F. Bessey vs. A. | Frank E. of \ > Mier’s Pension entitled, “Three Glasses a and Mary Crowley Augusta spent Sun- E. <>f Day.” ointhe Swanville men left for Stephen Babbidge were buried under ,ut-r .Secret So- Boston, George W. of Belfast aud drinking Cook, reversing the decree below, and de- with in At a Masonic rites.. day friends Belfast. V .''are.. regular of River ..Island F. & A. M Personal. .tieu. Nathaniel S. of Pendleton was meeting Georges home. Lodge creeing that the maintain the Lynn. Capt. plaintiff may Mrs. R W. Grange, Liberty, Dee. 7. the offi- came to Belfast has lost seven of its members within the Rogers went to Watery i he an able shipmaster, a good carpenter and a following Friday morning Harvey action. cers were last for a short elected: L. C. and went to Grant's house aud last 10 months, all sea Friday visit progressive farmer. He was and Morse, Master; L demanded captains and most of ■ Senator from Spain,” upright F. The clothing manufactories of W. W. Cates Hurd, Overseer; Arthur of the them the hand of old ocean.. Dr. G.C. is «. M.ip Burned at Sea.. honorable in ali his dealings, industrious anti Ritchie, Lect- his money. The inmates house, all by A number of Kilgore still eonfimd ti.»* aud M. B. Lawrence are running full crews l'.assiek Mines. urer; John Carey, Steward ; Chas. the all men natives of the bouse, but is slow temperate, and was held iu the highest re- Perkins, present evening before, denied knowl- town, were out in the late gaining y. m. Man ied Women.. on bicycle suits, Mr. Cates making coats and Asst. Steward; Mattie f storms aud are .u ..1 in their gard by all who knew him. The Bridges, Chaplain; edge the missing funds. Mrs. Grant said yet missing and it is feared M and Mrs. W. A. alkmg mother, Mi Lawrence The outlook for the (dirk left Monday A. J. are pants. who followed so soon after was sick Skidmore,Treasurer: AbbieS. Moody, the; did not have money enough to pay they lost... .Quite a number of our for Florida to tin* ? him, hut i season’s work is spend winter. :. 3. Bert good. a She Secretary Bern .Gate Frankie the •. rent. A second errand mariners arrived home last week to few days. was a native of Frankfort, Keeper proved equally spend the F. <). of Para a' Maine’s j Day Brooks was in Belfast ;as! aphs Hurd, via fi winter. The Penobscot is closed to navigation and her maiden name Collins. mar- Pomona; Sj Sherman, F ra irties-, and then Harvey invoked the law. Among them were Ed. Maim Heavy Artillery. being She Captains and on is now the Thursday Friday hu-oness. Delias. Morse, Ceres; Artie S A P. Bucksport winter port, although ried Mr. Pendleton in Deer isle, but soon Sanford, L. A. warrant was sworn out and Mrs. Grant Coombs, G. Pendleton and Joseph S. Winter Oscar 11. Dilworth return Jd W 4 At the two port has an “Open Polar Sea," as in to m.uit after they moved to Isleshoro, where they annual meeting of Morning Light aud the girls were arrested Friday even- Dodge. L "t the Portland...The days of yore, when Fred Atwood invaded last Friday after a short visit in Belfast lived until held at Mrs Grant the in the 18(53, when they bought the Black Grange, Monroe, their hall Saturday ing. spent night jail Bhooks. It has been decided to have a Belfast with bis tribe of farm in South aud eveniug,Dec. aud the gi Is remained in the The Esquimaux. Dr. E. A. Wilson returned to Belfast., moved here. 10th,the following officers were lock-up. Christmas entertainment here Saturday Burlington. After the death of her elected for the police meanwhile had made and Frank Whitcomb was before the Police Vt., Friday, after a short visit in Belfast husband Mrs. Pendle- ensuing year: Master, A. P. enquiries evening, Dec. 24th, at Union church, under found I l;e ton carried on the farm a few Ritchie; Overseer, W. S. that the girls had bought new hats Court yesterday afternoon for assult and Mrs.