The Republican Journal. ^11. 78. BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1906. NUMBER 21 widow of vr.ts of To-Day’s Journal. Almost without warning the angel of lifi Mrs. Rachel M. Thomas, the ORATOR OF THE DAY. died at the home OBITUARY. eternal has again entered the home of Mr late Jonathan B. Getohell, PERSONAL. r, Strikes .Secret Societies. of her in Fail field, Apnl 29th, aged ng and Mrs. L. G. Munroe and taken there daughter ..The News of Brooks..Me- 07 years, 0 months and 29 and from the sweet on Planta- u tv Exercises Yachts Lilliebell, wife of Charles T. Littlefield, spirit of little Evelyi her life had been passed Unity Miss Kertlia I. Bird went [to Rockland M urder in Searsport — Mount died at after Estelle—to dwell in tion. she was united by her home in Belfast, May 18th, that fair o: At an early age Friday, returning Sunday. inday School Association.... garden B. Getohell, who died an marriage to Jonathan illness of only four days, aged 40 years, eternal youth and beauty, with loved one: a little more than three years ago. Five Mrs. Anna Dyer of Brockton, Mass., is H ones..Children’s Aid Society. 7 months and 23 was born in of the circle who all of whom days. She family have preceded he: children came to bless the union, relatives in this Telegraph. fairer II- Gilman of Pitts- visiting city.; Belfast on the place now occupied by Sam- to that clime. Evelyn’s life on eartl are living, Mrs. John ■\;.r,i’s Letter..Belfast Free Li- she made her was field William with whom Mrs. Leonard L. Gentner has gone to of the Kebs uel Gurney, the second daughter of Na- quiet, kind and unassuming. ; J., Ii.feat (poem)... Among Mrs. Charlie A. °*» ‘•\:hiaus..The Liquor Problem.. thaniel and her schoolmates and friends home, Hartford for several weeks’ visit. Cynthia (Kingsbury) Gurney. she will b< Mrs. John C. Smith of Fairfield, and Perlie ... •ncut Demanded. She was married to Mr. Littlefield Dec. 24, greatly missed, being a general B. Besides her children she has left a large 1.Miss Marguerite D. is in Orono _The Churches....County favoriti Filsbury with all. The sincere circle of relatives and friends to mourn •w 1884, and to them were born eleven chil- and heartfelt sym for Junior Week at the University of Maine. .prudence. their loss. Mrs. Getchell was a most esti- ws of Belfast.Democratic of whom are now of a circle of friends is dren, eight living—Jose- pathy large extend mable of character and noble Wm. R. Ri ix, Esq., Bucksport, has been ... nal Convention.. .Transfers woman, high I Thad- ed to her mother id all matters ! -tate. phiue P., Isabel, Eddie E., George E., sorrowing father, and sis purpose, deeply interested appointed a justice of the peace and quorum. and welfare of her Kiddles of the Sea. deus W., and Virgil H. ters. The parents have been called tr concerning the good Lvnching. Lyle C., Henry upon in which she William R Ford is here fiom .t the Castine neighbors and the community Brockton, (poem)..The The youngest is but five mouths old. Mrs. part with two of their children in less.thar mother. industry....The Kathbune Sis- lived, a dutiful wife and faithful Mass., looking after his property in this Record". Littlefield was a woman of sterling charac- a year. Funeral services were held at hei ■neal city. shoals....Biggest Sailing Ship ter. She had a quiet unassuming nature, home on Sunday, April 29th, Rev. C.W.Ross Hon. Joseph S. Hall of Fort Fairfield, in the United w'as with May 5th, Mrs. F. A. Schubert and sister arrived shipbuilding her own home to mingling in of Unity officiating. Interment was in tht who stricken paralysis w m in Colorado., preferring condition un- un Suffrage remained in a semi-conscious will be held Wednesday, May 30th, by Sunday by boat to spend the summer in i r (poem) Culls as Scaven- society. She was a true wife, an affection- Center 'cemetery, Thorndike. The floral til when he passed away. Tuesday evening, Thomas II. Marshall Post, No. 42, Depart- Belfast. ate mother, and her wise counsel and ever offerings were many and very beautiful— He was born in Searsport about 70 years i.reals..Ship News..Market. at Van ment of Maine, G. A. R. The column will hands will be the her sweet, pure life on earth ago. He followed black smithing Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Adams have been n .Stockton willing sadly missed by typicaljof foi 'i iiages...Deaths Buren and later the same business form at 1.30 p. m. on High street, in rear of afflicted husband and children. She such a brief time. Evelyn was born in pursued the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Adams in sorely at Fort but of late years he had in the order: Fairfield, Memorial building following ('unxlpn possessed a sunny disposition and always Thorndike, Maine, February 7, 1894, and been a hardware and building conducting Marshal, G. W. boulter. "*htning strikes. im- materials business. Four years ago he rep- looked on the bright side. Besides her passed away April 27, 1909. The family Aids Miss Mar e Andrews has returned from a resented the town in tiie legislature, and iu uiaun nil miciiub iwi Ibtrii" tiurned ami Live mediate family she leaves to mourn their IUCU /■ ...lx*-,- ^f X.",. Mounted Police. week's visit with Mrs. H. J. Tibbetts in mil ill <l 11 > “ci mu' 11 -— -- > 1 r. * H.J M 42 T Mrs. kind assistance. ~i in Waldo County. loss a father and mother; one sister, and Frontier F. & A. M. Major ISenj. Pitman of Lynn. -Mass. Lodge, Belfast Company, U. R. K. of P. Roekport. Edward Evans of after we think what she is Waldo, and two brothers, “Day day doing Canton P. M. I. O. O. F. been the last week an Pallas, Pitman of Lynn, Mass., who Miss Marie York of Brooks has have In those bright realms of air iu an obituary published Major Kenj. Friday night, beginning Clarence and Henry Gurney, w ho ali Thomas H. Marshall Post, G. A. R., in in Y ear after year, her tender steps error was made. It was l>r. Charles Wes- is to deliver the Memorial Day addresses guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wiley pursuing, carriages, A. 0. Stoddard, Commander. Might. '1 he thunder and the deepest sympathy of the entire com- Behold her more fair. not who passed to grown ley Locke, Moore, spirit The Ladies of Thos. H. Marshall Circle, G. in Searsport and Belfast, enlisted as a Camden. The her late life in 2nd. it ust continuous and very munity. funeral was held at San Francisco -May A. in Mrs. W. J. Thus do we walk with her and keep un- R., carriages, Kimball, private in the Union army in 1802 and was Capt. B. F. Rice was in this city Tuesday in id and nervous. .Fatur- home Sunday afternoon and was largely at- broken President. THE NEWS OF BROOKS. mustered out as a Lieutenant in 1866. Fie on his way from Boston to his summer home ,ts learned that one of the tended. Mrs. south Bel- The bond which nature Miss Spinney’s class of little girls in Martin (flay of gives in North our carriages. saw service Carolina, Maryland in house of N. E. fast and consola- Thinking remembrance, though un- Sandypoiut. Keene, spoke words of comfort Orator and in He to spoken, Stantial is very dangerously ill. Chaplain carriages. and Virginia. formerly belonged of had been struck and tion. The bearers were C. H. Joseph Mr. James Baker Harwichport, Cape uc, Waterman, May reach her where she lives.” Citizens in carriages. John W. Gordon Post of Marblehead, his Chas. II. Forbes lias returned from a busi- was th; of Mr. and Mrs. George Jutting running along the F. L. Toothaker, L. P. Miller and Henry c. is. c The line of march will be as follows: Cod, guest Boston. native place, but joined Gen. Lander Post> in the Thorndike, Me., May 21, 1906. ness trip to down High to foot of Church to W. Miller Tuesday. making some holes Davidson. The interment was m tire West square; up Yn !> hf T vim twenty vears aim. Up whs Mrs. Lottie Watts goes to Massachusetts Grove; up Grove to Congress; over Con- Morison arrived milage has been reported Belfast cemetery. The flowers were many his Masonic for live Miss Evelyn 1’. Tuesday Mr. Nathan French died at his home next week for the summer. gress to Main; out Main to Cemetery. master of Lodge years, a of for the summer from Boston, where she is Fearsport correspondent and beautiful and were fitting tribute exercises will be held in the is a Past-Chancellor of Lodge, K. with his iu the Marsh house on The evening Neptune was daughter Museum Art School. inoceupied house there the esteem iu which she was held by her Mrs. G. M. Morrill has returned from a of the Arcanum a student at the street Opera House, with the following program: of P., Past-Regent Royal In Mont- Church early Monday morning, aged visit with her mother iu Swanville, who ,s etl to the ground. friends and neighbors aud included the Bartlett and to the Red Men and Ancient Mrs. L. A. Knowlton, Mrs. Charles P. and 26 was ill. Bugle call, Assembly, belongs struck and 90 years, 3 months days.