The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-12-30

of Bangor; May Z, Stephen Marsh, long
one of the assessors of Portland; May 6,
John B. Thorndike, prominent temper
ance worker; May I, Charles M. Little
| field of Saco; May 10, Dennis J. Tobin,
the undertaken; May %, Deacon Samuel
W. Larrabee, aged 50 years; June
s, j. W. Mitchell, the agent of
the Peoples Enforcement League,
was found to be drowned near Augusta;
June 8, in New York, Col. Albert Tracy,
retired army officer; June 3, Alexander
Bell, of this city; at Montreal, Rev.
Mother Josephine, who labored in
Portland in the days of Bishop Bacon;
June 4, Hiram Kicker, ST., at Poland
Springs; in Boston, Mrs. II. B. Good
win, a native of Chesterville; June 5,
| VIM. d. Little, one of Portland's oldest
| citizens, and three days later his aged
wife,. June II, Gen. James A. Hall of
Damariscotta; in Baltimore, George G..
Fobes; John I. Winslow, in this city;
in the Chinese Empire, Rev. Edward
Payson Thwing, Phi. D., eminent mis-
sionary; June %, Edmund Dana, Jr.,
prominent in pharmacy and politics;
June 26, John t. Rines, a prominent
! business man of Bangor; June 49, in this
| city, Rev. VIM. B. Hayden. the eminent
Swedenborgian divine; July l, at Old
Orchard, Alvan A. bennett, long clerk
of courts in this county; July Is, JOS. S.
Bradstreet, the Gardiner lumberman;
July IL, in New York, Capt. Chas. J.
Williams; Mrs. Sarah M. Greeley, widow
of Hon. Philip Greeley, Jr.; July Is,
James L. How: July Is, at Jacksonville,
Fla. DR.. Joseph D. Mitchell, native of
Newfield and surgeon of Maine regi-
ment in the war; July Is. Francis
Barnes of Houlton; Josiah H. Hobbs,
long state librarian; August Z, DR.. S. J..
F. Miller, surgeon of the Soldiers Home
at Togus; August 10, Moses Gould, the
real estate dealer; July %, John A.
Houston, the well-known manufacturer
of this city; Samuel Dingley, the mail
agent; July 25; Chas. E. Wing of Au-
burn; July rs, Charles w. Hill, of Lew
ton; July II, Mark W. Dresser of STAN
dish; June is, in China, Mrs. E. P.
Thwing, who survived her husband but
40 days; July 81, Mr.. Solomon Matthias
was found drowned on the Cape shore
| August 2, George L. Riggs of Che ster-
vile, prominent tanner; August IA, at
Halifax, N. S., Consul General Wake
field G.. Frye of Belfast; August 81.
John E. Dewitt was killed in the Chcs-
ter railroad disaster; September 4, at
Lynn, Chas. Clark, formerly of Portland;
September 6, at Gorham, Rev. Joseph
Colby, prominent Methodist clergy.
man; September Z, at the Worlds Fair,
Capt. Frank Barr, U. S. R. NJ; Septem-
Der II. at Brunswick, Capt. P. G. Merri-
man; September 81. at Maiden, Mass,
E. K. Smart, native of Fryeburg; Sep
TENDER 20, at Deering, Rufus Durham
September 20, Humphrey Guptill of this
city; in Canada, Sir Alexander Tillock
Calf, first president of the Atlantic &
st. Lawrence Railroad Company; Sep
TENDER 10, W. W. Cross, aged and prom
inent citizen of Bridgton; September II,
George M. Cotton of Fairfield; at Nal
den, Mass, Frederick B. Smith; at Ma
pies, Me-, David Fl. Cole, prominent
citizen; at South Paris, David N. True,
native of Portland; George 81. Robin
son, of this city, and Edward G. Pennell
the musician; October s, in Deering
John F. Merrill, refrigerator manufae-
turer; October 10, Hiram II. Dow, last
surviving male member of Bradley'f
Corner church; October Is, James N
Winslow, prominent manufacturer o.
Deering; in Boston, DR.. J. S. Fl. Fogg,
native of Eliot, Me-, and donor to Maine
Historical Society: October 20, in Deer
ing, VIM. Jordan, once a prominent bus
mess man in Maine; October 20, Capt.
Charles H. Green; October "a. Philip
Henry Brown, banker; October %, Luth
er D. Emerson of Oakland; November 3
Hugh Ross, of Bangor; at Dresden, Gen
Samuel j. Bridge; in Boston, James H
erie, formerly of Portland; November
| 10, JOnu ". w u6clcI VI OuOotC FlllO
November II, Charles W. Thomas, thu
playwright; November IS, Capt. Olmyr
R. Mountfort, lost at sea; November 20
Capt. Ira Andrews of Biddeford; Novem
Der rs, Patience Stapleton, the writer
formerly Miss Tucker of Wiscasset
November %, Marshall Perry Wild, once
ARENAS Wards agent; November 80
Mrs. Caroline f. Cowan, for many years
postmistress of Biddeford; December L
Capt. James A. Creighton of Thomaston
December 1, in Brooklyn, John A
Dowst, a native of Lewiston; December
3, DR.. N. G. R. Pulsifer, of Waterville
December2, Rev. A. F. Hutchinson, &
prominent Methodist clergyman at Soutl
Portland; in Chicago, George Payson, a
native of Portland; December 5, Charles
F. Hathaway, the shirt manufacturer OF
Waterville; December s, Caleb Smith, Of