The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-01-05
Obituary.

i6Slu6Htts tOlubI u COuEG anu ETduktl0
streets in this city, Monday evening, Jan
"a, aged GS years. Mr., Hazeltine was born
in Belfast Dec. 49, 1880, and was the son Of
Benjamin and Mary A. Hazeltine. He pass
ed his boyhood here, attended the public
schools, and for time was clerk in his
fathers store When the California fever
broke out, and the bark VIM o. Alden sail
ed for the Pacific coast, young Hazeltine
went IN her as a passenger to seek his for
tune on the Pacific coast He engaged in
mining and mercantile business, with vary
ing success, IN Marysyille and Carson City,
and finally located at Virginia City, Neva-
da, where he formed partnership under the
name of Hazeltine 4 Sweetapple and open
ed the celebrated Northern Belle silver
mine, in which he was very successful. Clos
ing up his business in Nevada he returned
home in the spring of 1873 and soon after en-
gagged in business in Jacksonville, Fla az a
member of the well known firm of Drew,
HaZeltine & Livingston. In December of
that year he married Camilla A, daughter
James White, Esq, prominent lawyer of
Belfast, and State Treasurer for several
years. al" VheS niaue Vheif nome IN Jack
sonville for number of years While
a resident there be bought his present
home, the Old T. X. Hazeltine house. ana
for some years occupied ii as "a sum-
mer residence. About four years ago.
after a very severe sickness in .f.ci,so,,.ifI,
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Capt. Danlel Hodgdon, OF New Haven,
Ut, formerly OF BeiIast, d!ed at a hospital in
Ph@nlX' Arizona Dec 18TH IN the 52d year
ol MS age capt Hodgdon was born in
B-It "A Ia hpr Co., -,
"eich Hodgaoh' Az 1he age OF years he
began gong 10 sea as COOK, and at is was
master OF sch Duroc, OF New buryport. He
continued IN the west lhdla and coasting
traue LOT many years hdVlng command of a
NUMBER OF vessels including the brig h. S.
Hasseli, sen Dayhght, and others. The
Dayhght was ouIIV Tor III IN by his brother-in-
law' the late 6eorge W Cottrell. His
bought hotel in New Haven, and after
few years went west and entered the grocery
business, in company with his brother ind
son, at Walnut Grove, Arizona They soon
after sold ont and went into mining in the
vicinity of Prescott, Arizona About two
years ago David fell while at work in the
mines, the concussion of which affected bjs
brain and he has since been unable to work
He was thought few weeks ago to be better
but on Dec 18th received a paralytic shock
from which he died the next day. He mar
ried Mary, daughter OF the late Sylvester
Cottrell of Belfast, who survives him with
two sons and two daughters, Maurice
George A., Adele and Fannie all of New
Haven. OF his fathers family of eight four
remain, Judson of Prescott, Ariz George of
New Haven, Mrs Elizabeth Cottrel. and
Mrs. Amelia Cottrell of Belfast He AZ a
man of generous impulses, genial disnosi
+ion and haliavad in and nracticad i, H..
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DAILY me Justice and tar deahhg' He had
many friends. He was a Mason and an