The Portland daily press., 1894-12-29

fire engines: Charles Weeks, prominent
citizen of Wiscasset; George O. Bailey,
merchant and horse owner of Belfast;
Rev. DR.. g.. p. Matthews, of Thomaston,
who died while preaching before the
Baptist Association at Waldob oro; Capt.
Benjamin Thompson, of Kennebunk.
aged 100 years; DIR. Robert Foster, SUPER
intendent of Brooklyn Polytechnic Insti
tute, native of Bath; Benjamin Bunk
er, the ever picturesque editor of Water
Vile; Mrs. William H. bennett, of Bow
doin street; City Treasurer Leander
Weeks, of Rockland; Henry Barron, OF
Melrose, Mass, native Of Camden;
Rev. DR.. Allen Fiske. formerly an Episco-
pal clergyman in Bangor; Albert E. Bak
er, at Norfolk, Va, a native of Var
mouth; Judge ARENAS Libbey, of Au-
gusta, justice of the Maine Supreme
Court since 1875: Thaddsus G.. Lewis,
of Springyale, formerly in business in
Portland; Mrs. Susan e. Bragdon, of
Portland, one of the first directors of the
Portland Fraternity; Daniel Heiber, for
many years in the baking business;
Capt. Samuel A. Merrill, of Quincy,
Mass, native of Cornyille; Leander
Hancock, leading merchant of Bucks.
port; Prof. R. p. Capen, of Dirigo Bust
ness College at Augusta; Hon.. Warren
Merrill, OF Pennington; Nahum Totman
oldest lum Der manufacturer in Fairfield;
Oloffe G. Walgren, old citizen of Gardi-
ner; Fred W. Ritchie, OF Winterport,
leading man in Waldo County; Capt.
Samuel F. Merrill, of Saco Andrew R.
Cahill, of Bath; Charles Hume Noyes,
native of Eastport, at Pueblo, Col.
In April-William H Smith prominent
groceryman of Biddeford; Rev. Leander
Smith Trip, Oldest living graduate of
Colby; Andrew D. Pottle aged 81 of
Rockland, Oldest Grand Army veteran in
the State; at Boise City Idaho. De-
Porter B. Pride formerly of Maine;
Rev. Charles F. Dwinal; Henry NJ. Kent,
at Buffalo, n. Y, a native of Bangor; Ed
mund Parker Pingree of Denmark; Isaac
L. Came of Portland; Chaplain Alvin F.
Welch of Bosworth Post who died at New
Orleans of smallpox; Albert Allen
a blot, of Brooklyn, N. Y, native of
Maine aud son of John S. Abbott; John
H. B. Morrill, one of the oldest BARRIERS in
Portland; DR.. D. E. Marston prominent
physician of Monmouth; James ID. Cush-
ing, lime manufacturer of Thomaston;
Mrs. Ann Maria Wright. mother of Rev.
II. Wright, of Portland; Nathaniel
Gould, AIN old citizen of Camden; Miss
Alice Suminsby, prominent. in church
affairs at Bar Harbor; John E.Dunn,
of Cumberland; Rev. DIR. Nathaniel
Butler, of Burlington, Wis, a native of
Turner and long a pastor in Maine Elk
County Commissioner. George HAN
drews, of Monmouth; ex-Gov. Nathaniel
S. Berry, of New Hampshire, native of
Bath; Dr.. Albert Day, superintendent of
the Washingtonian Home IN Boston,
Il native of Wells; ex-Postmaster
J oshua Goodwin, of South Berwick;
Right Reverend Horatio Southgate, D.
D, bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal
church, native of Portland and gradu-
ate of Bowdoin, who organized st.
Luke's parish in 1851, Capt. W. E. Bailey,
of the bark Rose LINES; James Lewis
In May-Titus IS. Emery, native of
Sanford, Lancaster, Pa. E. H. Mcdonald,
Of Windham; United States Senator
Stock bridge, of Michigan, native of
Bath; Edward Norman Robinson, an old
resident of Portland, at London, Eng
land; Captain Joseph B. Brooks, of
Kennebunk, formerly general manager of
the Portland Steam Packet Co. and Or
iginator of system of weather signals;
Hewes, of Biddeford; Henry
NJ. Bearce, of Norway, prominent citi- |
zen of Oxford county; Frederick Whyley
of Woodfords; Lot C.Nelson, ex-city as
SCISSOR; Hiram Holt, agricultural nipple
ment manufacturer1of Pennington; Dea-
con Edward Gould, oldest bank cashier |
In. Portland; Andrew H. Files, long princi- |
pal of the North school; Dr.I. E. Hobart,
Of Milford, Mass, a graduate Of Bowdoin;
Ezra Bradbury, OF Kittery; James Lar
rahee, of Alfred; Samuel S. Brooks. old |
sst merchant in Augusta; Captain David |
Robinson of Rockland; Stephen Cart |
aud, of Pleasantdale, a minister of the |
Friends; "Rufe" Joy. the old Portland |
man of-war's man; Rev. VIM. t. Obear, of |
Maiden, Mass, a native of Portland; |
Colonel Robert E. Kicker, superintend- |