The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-05-04

Mary o. Abbott, wife Of Isaac G. Abbott.
died at her home on Cedar street in this city
last Saturday evening, at the advanced age
OF 81 years. She "a native of Fryebulg,
Maine, a daughter Of the late William Evans
of that place. In 1872 she married Mr.. Alb
bott, and came to Belfast with him tile next
year. She became member If the Con
gregationalist Church Of Fryeburg in 1888,
uniting with the Belfast church soon after
moving here Throughout a long and use
full life Mrs. Abbott has proved herself to he
we'll worthy Of that most honorable III all
Titles, a true Christian woman She leaves
an aged husband and one claughter Miss
Mary L. Abbott. who resides at home With
her parents. OF her fathers family two
brothers survive her. f. c. Evans oi FRYE
burg, and Or. Moses Evans of Evanston. Ill
re-. r. I. Hack ot1icIated at tile funeral
Tuesday, paying high tribute tn the
worth uf th- departed.
Capt. Andrew l.. Allen of the steamer
Brunswick, GA. Mr.. {. L. Elliott sends us
Brunswick paper from which we take the
following particulars:
Thr suddenness If the death m;.de thp
shock greater, as Int few knew Of Can't
Alters Illness. Last Saturday afternoon he
taken i'll with stomach trouble on his
trip from Darien and he at once confined
himself to his room and sent for Dr. j. A.
Butts. Two nights DIR, Butts WAS III the
bedside of Capt. Allen, As lis case ws,s Sc
rious. Yesterday AT noon, however he
seemed hearty, and when Dr. Butts left
him at II O'Clock he seemed much mprov-
ed At 80 congestiye chill came upon
him, and DR.. Butts returned to him and did
every thing possible, assisted by Dr Gates,
10 proong life but at the hour given
the grim reaper claimed a beloved man.
A biographical sketch Of his life il Of inter-
est. He born in Belfast, Me-, in ls49,
and Was 4$ years If Aye. He waS thar
ried III Searsport and leaves besides 4 loving
wife, TWO sons, seventeen and twelve wears
of age.
Captain Allen went to sea from Maine
with Captain W. Nj. Tupper, now of Bruins
wick, as mate on IA sailing vessel, and he
came with Captain Tnpper to Brunswick
nine years ago. Here ht first Went as mate
on the tug Inca, which position he held for
eighteen months, when le was promoted 10
captain NJ the tug Frank, in which vessel he
Went for a year, and five years ago he took
command of the swift steamer Hessle, which
command he has since held on the route be-
tween Brunswick and Darien and it is gen
orally conceded that he was most popular
passenger man in these water. He was liked
Ny All III Brunswick and i'll Daren ani IN
st. Simon, and, IN fact everyone who ever
made trir with Captain Andrew Allen
Mad kind word for him.
He was a member of Ocean Lodge No. PA,
f. \. NJ. and also OF Brunswick Chapter No.
81 K. A. NJ, and these bodies have taken
charge Of the funeral arrangements. HE
remains Will ~ sent TO Belfast for burial.
Albert ~ PillShurA died April 21th, Al tile
home II Lorttto Hayford where HE Had hecn
employed. He was d son of the late George
Pilisbury of Belmont. who died several
Wears ago, his mother afterwards marrying
James n fms. With whom Albert mad,
ll~ hanie llr was Sonny n~n hon.rcd
and Ak, Spvetel hy all wh9 llncwh.n. ora-
side Grange. VA Which bt wn~ 4 n.mbpr.
Has dfapr,l I'LL charter aiid adopted tle fo.-
lowing resolution, tn his nlemnyv
Whereas, IiIc hand nf Divine Pgnvidthre
Has raiHANrN nIf Noun- BGNhal. IA Iatr IL.
PiliShHM lr9l oHf tnart ii@r fc aN N
l.r~uiNtd n HT Wt tNfa tiN 4sl"tt with
tle mother W.T. tls di.eeiisei iM trF A0tlr MI
tTit aill aiiJuTiOM. Ini trW-t tHnt ffs Atr
natural ~urrow far tile Iess NJ y 0ei0VtH -ua
She may lnd consolation in tiie hcLirt THAI
L is We'll With him for whom sin. nNurn~
t. solved. That this testimonial of Cur
sympathy hr forwarded tr the mother ri eur
Departed AIHher, N eoFN entered upou rh'
GrHnga rNrnrd-, ai~o \ euny he rNhl-h+A n
tAr Belfast Erpers.
MISS LFNAJACk~"N. l;ts