The Republican journal., 1894-01-11


children, all born in the same house, six
survive. They are Mrs. Levi Rogers Of
| Searsport, Mrs. Charles r. Chaplin Of Cam
den, Miss Addie " Robinson Of Belfast,
Rufus Robinson Of Green's Landing, AL
phonso 4. and Charles Robinson Of Isle au
Haut.
The Houlton Times says of the late NJ. w
Drew of Jacksonville, Florida, whose death
was recently announced: He leaves one
brother Jas. G. Drew of Newtield, and two
sisters, Mary, and Emma, who was with him
at the time of his death. He visited Houl-
ton in the fall Of 1892, and was then in
feeble health. His many friends aud com
ranions NJ his youth greatly shocked to
hear of his death. 1he h"ly wll be brought
north anl the final interment will w made
ia Woodlawn Cemetery Ill Chelsea, Mass
y here rest the remains III Ills father and
mother.
Mr. David Narnllln one Of the oldest citi-
zens of Irooksville died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. \. $. Lord, in that town JAM
'th Mr. Narnum was i'll hls younger days
Very active and influential man. He held
the office Of stertnlan twelve wears ten Of
which We're consecutive. He was the oldest
nf 4 family Of ten children, and the third u
be taken away by death. He leaves five
sons and daughters, Mrs. Lord ana Mrs Benz
Macdoeks If BrookSvile, Frank Narnum III
Orland, Ltvi Narnum of Ninahaven and
w lillian Narnum of Brocktrn, Mass
Charles W. Eaton died at his residence in
Revere Jan. 1st after IA long illness. He was
born in North Chelsea, Ang. >. 1919. He re-
ceived his early education IN the public and
Chauncy Hall Schools. He was the son of
Capt. W. =. Eaton for whom q. A. H. Post
1879 at Revere is named. Heenteretl the EN-
plov of 5. s. Pierce nearly 30 years ago and
had been connected with the house up to the
time OF MS death. His good nature, gener-
osity and kindly disposition gained for him
host of friends He was u member of Star
Of Bethlehem Lodge Of Masons and Saga
more Lodge knights of Honor. A widow
and three children survive HIM Boston
journal.
Deceased brother Of Mr.. W b. Ea-
ton, of the Boston 4 Bangor Steamboat Co.
Mary c., widow Of the late Capt Jahez A.
Amsbury, died at the residence of her
daughter. Mrs. Sarah Harrington, in Med
field Mass, Dec. Is, 1898, aged ~ years and
10 days Mrs Anlshury's maiden name
was Thomas. She came to Rockpurt some
over 80 wears ago with hel husband from
North Haven. The farm they settled IN en-
braeed tile hin now known as sAm His bury
Hill" They Had nine chlalen Oliver,
Thomas, Helen, Winthrop, Horatio, Edwin
T., Sarah, Alexander and Augusta. Tile
sons All followed the sea anG N-cane etlici-
ent ship masters Mis-. AmsNmry MAS Il
member nf the Baptist Church W. Enck purt.
fond mother, good neighhor ANA highly
esteemed ny an, lCanden Herald.
The death Jan, sth of Mrs Sophie A.
w hartf at her residence on ESSEX street.
Bangor, will pallse a deep feehng Of regret To-
her many friends and acqiaintanc,.> Mrs.,
ltarlt iady ef rare iSttAmnlrnts,
prominent men3el ei tile Pine Street NlethN-
duing were Weli hMnwa f4r ana NJ .Gir sire
wa~ 'i5 HAATS Nj agf- ~hr ltaEt~ N lnishanI,
Mr IeSepA Wharf, rIi4 carriage rltkrr,
tifret dtu5littr> lna tlHv,- ,urS, nrr nt whami
y, ltrN- II M WTuf, KIM, wrl-kAWn VI
MfI~tef- GeIlifA+Er4itH.
Fhvt taperal w NI~ l-nis i.nsirW.w wAl
ht fiel1 Nj tAt- re~itteneeat Aer SHni pralbnrna
,Ahlrl strett, AngRNtt, tA3s, IAnrsN4N M II
A. NJ SlN ehilaleu survive tu. ,io, a...,t
Mrs iushtNn III oakltimt, Matthew Long
fellow OF Bu>ton, Dearborn l.nneieli,,sN of
Augusta, " M. Loligtelow nf New i ,ri>
ttN, tieo. I.ongirlloM Of Belfast and Miss
A'!lle LUngir]lNH OF lowell. Mass. keu-
nebrs .inurrAi