The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-02-01
Obituary..

| Boston and came to Bangor from that city
about 1876, where he had learned the Join
ers trade and helped to build the Boston
Museum After coming to Bangor he went
to work at his trade with Fogg 4 Wiggin,
where he worked until about 1852. At that
| time II. III. Fogg, Esq, returned home from
California and the two men formed 70
partnership under the style Of Fogg y Pat
tee, and together they carried "a the bust
ness Of contracting and building until about
\ lS66, when the firm dissolved and Mr..
\ Fogg entered Tile firm Of Dole y Fogg, and
\ MT. Pattee later with Mr.. Goodwin, IN
der the style ~ Patt-e x Goodwin, ana they
| We're prominent builders and contractors.
| Among other buildings which MIR. Pattee
| built i'll whole or in part We're tile Children's
| Home and the Bangor Custom House He
| Went to Boston about 1865 1869 and was
| in the Glendon Mills CO., with Jewett 4
| Pitcher. He then Went into building and
erected a number Of houses at Boston High
lands. After the ST John tlre he went to
St. iohn, y. b., and helped rebuild the city
Later he removed to Minneapolis where he
| died as before stated He was at time
| in the grocery business in Bangor with j. G..
| Molesworth, their wives being sisters. He
married a Miss jackson of West Hampden
| who survives him, do two sons who
with her. Mr.. Pattee during his residence
IN Bangor was held in high esteem and serv-
ed most acceptably in both boards Of the
| City Government, and also as secretary and
! president, successfully, Of the Bangor Me-
| chances Association.
Edwin W. Heath died at bis home "a Un
| ion street in this city Jan. 9TH, after long
I Illness from consumption. Mr.. Heath had
| his health, engineer at Mathews Bros mill.
| He was greatly interested in his business and
| kent we'll abreast Of the times in know ledge
of the advancements going on ia the me
chanical world He was social and com
| panionable, good husband and father. Tie
| was twice married, and his second wife, W
| gether with two children, survive him. He
was an ardent Odd Fellow and had passed
| tile chairs Of each of the three bodies in the
| city: Waldo Lodge, Penohscot Encamp
| ment and Canton Palas. He was also
| Past Captain of a. f. Clark Camp, Sons OF
! Veterans, of which body he was charter
member and one of the most efficient mem
| hers, and he was also prominent in the Inn
| proved Order of Red Men. The funeral
WAS held at hi, late residence Tuesday
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