Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-29
Property owned by Calais pa ties.

Deaths.
The following lis, embraces all persons of local
prom nence who have died during the year:
John True, merchant Portland; Col.
Henry /. Warren, formerly shipbuilder,
Pownal; Geo. Warren, member of Governor
ConnorsD Council, and leading business
man of Saccarappa; Daniel h. Chase, former
ly Mayor of Calais and member OF State Senate:
Capt. Geo. w. snow, Bangor: Alexander Robin
son, a veteran shipbuilder, Bath; Joseph r. Stan
ley, Winthrop, formerly Postmaster; Asa Thur
Tough, Monroe, Judge of Probate; Nathsniel
French, Judge Of Auburn Police Court; Elbrdge
G. KING bit, Camden, merchant and form ery men,
Der Of State Senate; David L. Given, Newfeld,
manufacturer and formerly me bsr of legislature;
Capt. L. h. Lane, Saco, formerly High Sheriff;
Barnard &. Bailey, Bath. twice Mayor of that city
and bank president; Corydon Chadwick, China,
democratic politician formerly member of State
Senate and had he Id various Offices of trust;
Abrsm Woodward, Bangor, hotel proprietor;
Capt Isaiah Knowlton, Sangerville, manufacturer;
WIN. Chase, Paris, manufacturer James Free
man. Portland. well known oyster man; Alvsh
Conant. merchant, Portland; Capt. Chas. Pink
nam, Damariscotta; Josiah Harmon, Unity;
Joshua q. Norwood, shipbuilder, Rockport; Geo.
Harris, merchant, Mschias; Geo. A. Fletcher,
Register of Probate, Skowhegan John F. Robin
son, farmer aud lumberman, Holden Capt. Peter
Blanchard, Richmond; Henry Smith, Augusta;
Columbia Z. Carter, master shipbulder, Belfast;
Capt. G. NJ. Davis, Pres. Ocean Ins. Co., Port
land Capt William Gardiner, Freeport; Jacob
Nichols, Portland, who ran the first train out of
that city over the Grand Trunk railroad; Christie
pher Hussey, landlord of Mansion House, Saco
Nathaniel Graves, Vienna; Cbss. Mussey, bank
director, Portland; Watson Newhall, Portland;
Ezra ii. Noar East Wilton; Luther Jenkins,
York III. Is. Hoskins, Gardiner formerly MAY or
of that city Robert Ker, for 20 years British Vice
Consul at PASSPORT; Joseph Littlefeld, veteran
teacher, Bangor; David Fernald, Saco; Philan-
der Coburn. lumber manufacturer, Skowhegan;
Capt WIN. McGilvery, Sea'sport. shipbuilder and
had served several years in both branches of the
legislature; Capt. Mark Prince. Saco, prominent
Odd Fellow and Knight Tempsr; John H. Hart
ford, book binder, Augusta; Patrick Z. Donworth,
shipbuilder aud lumber manufacturer, Machias;
Andrew Spring, Portland; Eben II. Neil, mer-
chant, Skowhegan; Capt. Jones Wakefield, mer-
chant, Bath; A. w. Daggett, lumber manufactur-
err Bangor; Gen. Chas. X. Miller, for many years
Postmaster of Bangor; Col John Moulton. Por
ter; John Potter, Treasurer Bangor Savings Bank
and formerly lumber manufacturer; Washington
Bray, Naples, for many years member of legisla-
ture; Jacob Smith, Bath, for many years Judge
of Municipal Court of that city Chas. Ii. Adams,
hotel proprietor, Portland z. NJ. Stubs, former
ly Judge of Probate for Franklin county; Craw-
ford S. Fletcher, merchant and shIpbuilder, Stock
ton e. w. Pickering, merchant, Bangor; Jacob
Ssnds, Brunswick, an old stage driver; Capt. John
Borkland, Newcastle; Thomas Skinner, st. AL
bans, several times member of legislature; Chas.
Day, the Oldest printer in Portland; Charlotte
the community Of Shakers; Z. A. Little, merchant,
Auburn; Sylvanus Caldwell, an ex Mayor of Au-
gusta; Samuel w. Huntington, merchant, Halo
well; Charles w. Stafford, merchant, Augusta;
Capt. Charles LiItlejohn, ship broker Portland
Samuel +. Waterman, Mechanic Falls; Aaron
Babb, lumber dealer, Bangor; Alex. F. Boardman,
merchant, Brunswick: Martin Cove, Portland,
Col. Row land Carleton, Belfast; j. ii. Nye Fair
field, merchant and lumbermsn; VIM. ii. Pope,
East Machias; Cyrus Brann, West Gardiner, had
represented his district in the legislature and had
filed many offices of trust and honor; Samuel L.
Raymond, Saccsrsppa, had held several official
positions; Oliver Robinson, Cashier of Thomas
ton National Bank; Zacarish Butterfeld East
Vassalboro', Postmaster, and had held many town
Offices and places of trust; Col. Gideon Mayo,
Orono.
La,cyers-Albert Merrill, Portland Seth Stor-
er, Oak Hill; Chas. H. Herrin, Houlton Judge
Jonas Cutting Bangor; James w. Bradbury, Jr.,
Augusta; David X. Straw, Guilford; Hamilton NJ.
Call, Lewiston; Geo. W. Whitney, Newport;
Francis o. J. Smith, Westbrook; Chss. r. Wild
den, Calais; John Neal, Portland.
Clergymen-Ssmuel Hutchins, West Water
vile; Samuel Hackett, Temple; Amos ID. Wheel
err, ropsham; ARENAS Whittier, Cornville Benz.
Riggs, Parsonfeld; Thomas b. Ripley, Deering;
c. q. Porter. Bangor; George Bates, Auburn;
Mr.. Dabany, Eastport; A. Kelley, New burg Gen.