The Republican journal., 1892-04-21

and a firm friend. He served in the capa-
city of town officer for several years and
was Superintendent Of Sunday Schools. H e
has also held other positions Of trust and
honor. He was an independent thinker and
in its broadcast sense, a fearless, consistent
christian. Aug. Both, 1856, he married Miss
M. p. Cunningham who for the 80 years Of
married life lived peaceful, happy life He
was devoted husband, loving and lndulg-
ent. He leaves a wife and four sons. The
funeral services We're conducted hy Rev.
David Bracket, of Jac ckson, who spoke from
Numbers, 23d chap, last clause of the 10th
verse. The floral tributes We're many.
Among them We're pillow of cut flowers and
smlaN marked Father, a crescent of white
rose buds and a beautiful wreath of the same
from the Sunday school. Two sons Who live
in California We're not able to b- present.
He leaves one sister, Mrs j. H. Eames, of
Scarsport, and one brother living in Min
nesota, James Greeley.
Mr.. Howcs Mayo, of Belfast last week re-
ceived news that his brother, Mr.. George
Mayo, died at Fort PAYNE, Ala, on April
l1th, aged y years. Mr.. Mayo had beep i'll
during the winter with grip, but was thought
to have recovered. He was afflicted with
heart trouble. He was the son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Howes Mayo and was born at
Hampden. His parents moved to Frankfort
when George was very young. Mr.. Mayo
was a stone cutter by trade and a good
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nent wards in Maine and at one TIM, was
conducting d stone business at Thomaston
OF st. George. He came to Belfast and for
time was foreman in the yard Of Mr.. G. j.
Hall. He subsequently opened monument
al business with a shed on Bridge street,
near the lower bridge. He was a non-union
man and was finally driven out Of business
by the union men, The case between the
union and non-union men was fought out in
the courts Two years ago Mayo Went to
Fort Payne where he has been engaged in
various pursuits, and was reputed to have
made considerable money. He was Il Knight
Templar Mason. Mayo has wife and daugh-
ter in Philadelphia. The latter is a bright
educated young lady and a graduate of a
il'e''i'"' '"'iese' -"''S" was l" ''e .h''e''
States navy during the war.
Emma, wife of Capt. H. Nj. Bean, of Cam
den. died suddenly on the morning of A pri
18th Though She had been IN poor health
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last ana i''' i''"''N ifle''S mere ne '''i-
"fn iiFi"'' S'NS Oh ''le "t'e'S'"
| Nnt Was tle mi''"'l VIE Us "eii ~ tilt,
| ,nl oeutln and ,,ntl,nt and III knu,y hpr
was to love her. some eleven years ago She
| loihed tht E'ln ~. ooaSft9atlonal ,h"rrh
! tja az, Of har ,l,a+l sI I.s li.4I M, r., hnr
! christian profession The church Was hon
crrns ii "i''t it
| lohg illhtSS she hUr" her l'ainS With pa
,,'''' =, ~, "l'' a''fP-
from hcY Divine Father. She Hooked death
| IN the face. and feared it NOT. SHE knew
i - Wii''" >i'' hhl I"!IeI 9" ""1 1r"S't" nm
| car. slr ,,uss,J sw,41I> i,,t, hri ..+a,nal
| rest and heavenly home. To her to live was
Nhf'Sl' a'l,t u" Hlf WAS Saih. ne l"SS IS
414rn,Ily h.rs wa ,l.n,l,, s,,,,,,a+L;.1,' ~; Il
| MIR. Bean and his children in their deem sur-
s,,.'r,', = ~ nv ''''N h'" WI ''''
|
|
| MIS- A"hle hird Murphy died AT the Lynn
| Hospital March % aged about 80 wears She
| had nn,]aro,, =, u,.... .,,.,, ,,, ,;
|
| ah" "lt" 'f"h 'ilt elitfls "' ~ MIS- Murphy
| was born in North in lS..}n., and was the
| Jauub1.r ,t rh,. .l.,+ n,,id H;,l rh ,,.
| '''' q"
one "' d family "l eleven fhlIdreh, OF whom
| three sisters and fnlr brothers remain Mrs
where She was universally beloved and re-
| - -
| "'''hafN hoV'ctS speaking OF her III great
! praise.
|
\ 1'itSiaih WAS receive" mere Saturday