The Portland daily press., 1894-12-29

Clinton A. Woodbury., prominent citi.
zen of Deering Lafayette Wyman. an
ex-policeman; DR.. William l.. Thompson,
of Augusta, prominent homeopathic
physician; Thomas Harper, ex-warden
of Ward /; DR.. B. Baynes, unique citizen
of Rvckland; DIR. William H. Todd, of
St. Stephen. leading physician on the st.
Croix; DR.. William F.Giddings, formerly
of Portland, at Minneapolis; ASA Russell
of Yarmouth; Joseph L. Wales, promi-
nent business man Of Brighton; Captain
Beza Blanchard, Oldest sea captain in
Cum berland; Miss Lottie Il. Morrill,,
youngest daughter of the late Lot M.
Morrill,, dies at Colorado Springs: ex City
Marshal James 7. Seayey, of Biddeford:
Thomas A. Nolan, prominent horseman
of Gardiner: Elias B. Berry of West Boyl-
ston, Mass, formerly of Cum berland
Mills; Hubbard Fl. Nevens, wholesale
merchant of Portland, aud prominent
citizen of Deering; Andrew j. Davis;
Captain Everett l.. Wass, Of Cherry field,
an old sailor, who carried the Adams
colony from Jonesport to Jaffa; Alfred
D. Warren of Wo rcester, Mass, formerly
of Portland; General James A. Varney,
at Roseberg, Oregon, native OF Brooks;
Miss Mabel ". Dillingham;, of Augusta,
long teacher of colored schools in the
South; Henry F. Thomson, the marble
worker; Patrick Fl. Flaherty, the York
street grocer; Judge Peter Thacher, Of
Newton, Mass, formerly prominent
lawyer in Maine; George Bradstreat, of
Bridgton; Captain Eben G. Cooper, one
OF Portland's Oldest mariners; Gilbert
Fowle of Portland; DIR. John M. Eveletb,
one of the Oldest physicians of Hallow-
ELL Eben Weeks, an aged citizen of Frye
burg; DR.. Amos Wilder, OF Augusta,
proprietor of the oile!oth factory at Hal
lowell.
In Novem ber-Elisha Wheeler, who
for many years managed the Eastern
depot restaurant; DR.. H. S. Smith, of
Middleboro, Mass, surgeon of a Maine
regiment during the war; Judge Richard
Dresser, formerly of Auburn; Ebsnezer
True, an old citizen OF Portland; Earl
Preble, formerly telegraph operator
here; Michael Murphy, of Yarmouth, who
came to Portland as fireman on the Sara
Sands, first European steamer to touch
here; John F. Randall, prominent coal
merchant; Thomas M.Singer, ex-secre-
tary Of the Lewiston Y.M.C CA. Miss
S.W. Dana, long a leading apothecary of
Wiscasset; Police OficerJoseh B. Warren;
Fenton Tomlinson, of Eureka, Cal. form
erIy of Portland; John B. Rand, a prom
inent merchant of North Waterford;
Rev. r. W. Jenkyn of Rockland; Rev. Or.
Joseph Stcckbridge, senior chaplain in
the United States navy, formerly Of Var
mouth; Nahum I. Hill, merchant, of
Bucksport; Captain Edwin A. Robinson,
president of the Thomaston National
Bank; Colonel Miner G.. Frye, of West
Derry, n. II, veteran of the 18th Maine:
Joseph Wilson, Of Gorham; B. r. Pease
of Cornish, ex-county commissioner;
Ivory II. Banks of Portland; Benjamin |
F. Radiord, OF Hyde Park, Mass, a ma
tive of Portland; Ira Clark, Oldest citi- |
zen of Limerick; DR.. Henry H. Hunt,
prominent Portland physician; ST. Rob-
insop, leading merchant of Augusta; |
Mate John. Bradford of Warren, washed |
overheard at sea.
in December--Captain Alfred Claus
en-. of Searsport, drowned in New |
York; William S. Trow bridge of Port. |
land; Edward E.Bourne of Kennebunk; |
Captain Isaac Sikllings, an aged Bath |
mariner; Ernest Rowell, a native of |
Maine, and teacher in the South; Cap |
tain James Weber of Chebeague; Dan !
ial fobes, of Cam bridge, Mass. formerly |
OF Portland; James G. leighton of Var
mouthville; Henry 2. Curtis; Charles |
D. Perkins, Of Kennebunkport; Eugene
NJ. Akeley; Commodore W. B. Trufant, d
native of Bath; Edwin Roberts, of Chel-
sea, Mass, a native of Portland; Solo
mon Cheney; Uncle Tim Roberts, the
veteran fisherman; Mrs. Margaret G.
Ruggles Thomaston, widow of the
late ex-United States Senator Ruggles;
Dr.F.C. Perkins of Augusta; Andrew
AKerstrom of Portland; Seth B. Hersey
OF Portland; Ira F. Farrington; Aaron
Bowdolu, manufacture, of Limerick;
Barnabas freeman, of Yarmouth; Josh
ua jerks, at Chebeague; Wilbur F.
Brann OF Bangor; Cyrus Lowell of Port
land; jeremiah Howe of Deerins; Cap
tain Saul D. Bailey of Bath.