The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-07-06

news OF the death by accidental drowning
of Capt. Alonzo Pendleton. in Port Blakely,
Washington, June 18th. He was a native
of Stockton Springs and was A years and
three days old Nearly all of his life had
foreign ports. He was for some years on
the South American coast and married while
there lady of English parentage who sur
wives him, with three children. He was the
Oldest son of Mrs. Lizzie Pendleton of
Greenwood Mass, formerly of Stockton
Springs. Much sympathy is expressed for
the mother and other relatives in this vicin-
ity
Mrs. James Haven, formerly Miss Annie
Bean, a native of Maine, and in her early
youth a resident of Frankfort and Winter
port. died suddenly of heart disease at her
home in Fair View. New Jersey. on the 23rd
of June. Mrs. Haven was a daughter of the
late DR.. Francis A. Bean of Philadelphia
Captain A. D. Bean of Brooks, and a grand
daughter of the late Mrs. Lucy Trevett of
Frankfort. Mrs. Haven leaves husband
three sons and daughter.
Robert Clark Grout died at the home of
his son, Newton S. Grout, June End, aged
eighty-four years, three months and twelve
days. Mr.. CIRCUIT was born in Monroe.
Waldo County, Maine. February GOTH 1915.
In 1910 he was married to Elizabeth E.
Showers of the same county, where they re-
sided until the death of his wife in 1872.
They were the parents of six children, two
of whom We're soldiers in the Civil War,
one dying in New Orleans in 1864 Two
daughters died in Maine. One daughter
and two sons survive him Mr.. Circuit joined
the Congregational church in his youth and
continued devout Christian until his death.
He was noted for his honesty and fair deal
ings and for his remarkable genius in me-
chanics. The three children living reside in
Douglas County Mr.. Grout had made his
home with his children since the death of
his wife. Although somewhat feeble for the
past few years he was only confined to his
bed for six days. His brain continued as
active as in his youth. He was tenderly
cared for during his last days by his children.
He laid to rest in the Bear Canon ceme-
terry on Sunday, June 4th. Many thanks
are rendered by the children and grand
children to the kind and sympathetic friends
for their assistance and for the many heauti-
full floral offerings. [Castle Rock, Colorado,
Journal, June 9th.
Mrs. Lizzie Evelyn Barker. wife of Jos.
D. Fisher, formerly of Bangor, died in In
verell, Australia, Tuesday, after short i'll
ness. Mrs. Fisher has been in that country
for four years, having returned there year
ago after short visit in Bangor and other
cities. No particulars are known concern
ing the cause of her death, letter received
recently having stated that she was in good
health. Mrs Fisher was a granddaughter
of the late Hon. Lewis Barker and for many
years made her home with him. Besides
her husband she leaves two children, son
eight years old and a two-year-old daughter
both OF whom are living with relatives IN
Bangor. Mrs. Fisher has many friends IN
Augusta and other cities in Maine who Will
regret to hear of her demise. kenneoec
journal.
Capt. Israel Snow of Rockland, one of the
most prominent citizens in that section OF
the State, died July 2nd, after an illness OF
several months. Capt. Snow was the senior
member of the fl rm of l. l.. Snow q Co.