The Republican journal., 1895-07-25

Thursday, evening as usual
Mrs +. ID. Cocorl, daughter Mande aud
son Bert, arrived home Monday.
G. f. Bassett and wife Of Chicago are
spending several weeks here.
H b. Black and wife of Everett Mass
are visiting his mother, Mrs NJ. L. Black.
Rev Chas. Cutler of Bangor will occupy
the pulpit Of the Cong'l church next Sunday
morning.
e. S Jpham and john Jenness arrived by
steamer Tuesday and have rooms at Sumner
Stevens.
Capt E. p Nichols Of Bueksport came
down Monday 10 attend the funeral Of Capt.
Pendleton.
Welcome g. Young, who is employed N a
Washington street store, Boston, II i'll town
for lbs vacation.
Arrivals. Mrs. Charles Barney, Capt. ga
than Carver and wife, George Hansconi,
Plan Gilkey, Fred Gilkrv, Eben Gilkey.
EN- 0nimbv, vife and sister NelI If La
coma, \. H., arrived by train MonaaN even
ing and IRE the guests # Mrs. HupiSn- ANA
daughter
MIS- Margaret s. Logan ana llvr grand
daughter, Mis-, Margaret l.. Stunan from
Philadelphia, are VISITING lirg sister, Mrs. !.
Il MerS VI searsporf.
Mfs Anderson, delegate t. the CHRISTIAN
Endva r Canvantieu E4,tan e5 from
Flofid i ~pentin- few weeks ii Town
and + u@ci pleased with tie scenery and
surroundings Aere.
Flags M rMe &. a f. 5 $ Sc. wharf, on
IT, vessels in tie harhpr. ana on tile fag
stoas III town We're flown at lalf mast Mon
day luring the funeral services NJ Gait
PMneas pen,lleton.
W. are Informed by Past Commander E.
/. MeIltlrv flat the MeGiIvery Gth Maire
Battery Association VIII hold its annual re-
lniot4 at Camp Benson, Newport. Ma, We'd
ne-lav. 4 0g p. 1875
OBITUARY. Died in Gharlestown, Mass,
July 1, 1870, Adaie May, wife Of Fred J. Bia-
ther aged 81 years, : months The sudden
death Of Mrs. Biather from erysipelas and
resulting blood poison was a sad blow 10 her
husband and a large circle Of friends. Every
thing that physicians skill could suggest or
loving hands devise was done to stay the dis
ease, but an proved unavailing and she passed
peacefully away as the shadows of evening
came MI and Mrs Biather We're mar
ried ar searsport eight years ago and Went
Il ONCE t. Portland to live, where by their
ath5e ana genial dispositions they made
hosts OF friends. About a wear ago they
went to The Wavery at Chariestown TO r.
SIDE. There ellarging their list Of friends
They have always retained lively interest
IL searspott frequently visiting Mr.. Bia-
theN's father and mother mere, who with
Fred and little Harold lave tie sympathy
OF tii> community in Their bereavement
Mrs. Biafher was oln. WHO eu,leared herself
10 ail her ASSOCIATES Sh4 was 4 Ievoted
and loving wife and mother and though
it1la folir-Near-a Harold is perfectly con-
tented i'll Ills new homie with his grandfather
and grandmother Biather it IS not PLAN to
him WlN MAMA iun't aoine 70 Wear him
say Ills lte prayer she taught Alln 70 re-
ls4at Al bedtime, The remains We're brought
"a BtfAst w Steamer E.ry ot Bangor: many
friends nleeflg the sad -artege II The wharf
and attending llle funeral servir4 wlirh was
held al the cemetery The floral offerings
seaf hy trield- We're nnlnrsors and beArti-
full, Afl ~ ns sweet Il he Remembered .
were q 9elirrr Of great soissre t. Mr. Rattler
in bis arer attIetiou. Dir, III Searsaprt
JuiN iii. Capt. Lincoln Gllkey aged 20
years Cart Gikey early chose r4e SEA as
profession ana rapidly Jose to command.
Am, y - i l
X Eaton l}arks f. Churchill, Desire and
Investigator, and ship Charter Oak He was
one u q arg- family of Capt. Phillip Gilkey.
HI married Elsie Sawyer. hv whom Ne nta
SIX alildren-Frei. Nathan, Phillip, Eben
Pial and Mary. all Of whom are living,
though Nathan and Phillip are absent at
sea Tie funeral takes place this after
noon from Ills late residence Died
III Searsport, July 18th, Cant Phineas
Pendleton. aged ~ Years, 10 months
and 20 days. His father was Capt Phineas
Pendlefon, son Of peieg Pendleton. He was
born in stonington, Conn Sept. ~, 1850
lie settled III Searsport and married Nancy
fillmore Of belfast, March rs, 1906. She died
May !, 1871, and Capt. Pendeton died Feb.
twelve children, was born IN Searsport,
Aug. %, lso6. He married Wealthy Car
yer, Sept. II, 1928, by whom he Had ten
children-six Of whom survive Capt
PLlneas Pendleton, Lillas l.. Nichols,
Cara +. Blanchard Matilda T. Nichols,
Einora r Field, Delphine Nichols Two are
absent from home-Mrs. Blanchard and
Mrs. Delphine Nichols. Since the death of
his wife, Feb. >, 1877, Capt. Pendleton has
made his home with his daughter Elnora
tMrs. Fleld.J He had commanded twenty
seven vessels as follows. Schooners Packet,
Mary & Wealthy, Eunce & Wealthy, Mary
Scar, Potomac, Isabel, Abaco, Currency,
Albert Ninal, Charlotte; briggs Mary Tull,
Kentucky, Sparkler, Benjamin Carver
barks, John Carver, Lillias, Henry Buck
Investigator, Deiphine; Ships Nlstula, As
torla, Charter Oak Solterino h. +. Carver
Bosrhorus, Phneas Peadieton, Alice Buck
He built the David Brown. Delphine aud
Phineas Pendeton at Bangor the b. F.
Carver and the eathy Pendleton at Sears
port, and the Alice Buck at Belfast He
built twenty-siX buildings in Searsport,
them tile al hr T. |,