The Republican journal., 1903-04-30

his Marriages. Deaths.
OBITUARY.
. anun l. smalley died at his
ap,ea, Mass, April %, after a
..-.. He was born in st. George,
... -, son of Isaac II. and
...-I smiley. When young man he
@...I. last and entered upon seafar-
.s -.u d. as mate with his father
-rp sea voyages, and at 22
uI brig. He was engaged
~ the packet business with
..- I..j Alexander, between Belfast
lie went to California as mate
1879. but returned soon after.
.-... m Belfast to Cutler 30 years
... ,g.. enEaged in trade there 10 years,
D.. Attach Ae went to Chelsea and became
..,,.. business with his son, Albert
,..... He was married in 1851, to
...... " ilson, who survives him, with
sud three daughters, Albert g..
and Edgar Smalley, and Mrs.
...... f 0helsea, Mass, Mrs. Emma
..- last Machias and Mrs. Lillian
.... were. Mass. He leaves three
-....,I three sisters, Harvey H. and
~ual,ey and Mrs. Lydia A. Hatch
.-.. Mrs Hannah W. Farnham of
. r.m. Mass, Mrs. Hattie L. Parker
.- and Thomas II. Smalley of
apt Smalley was possessed
..... ryjctions on all subjects, and
....-u in his likes and dislikeS.
.rayolent and kind to those in
fl much to alleviate suffering
wor ueighborS and acquain-
f.' services were held Sunday
h, sister, Mrs. Hatch. Rev.
~uth officiating. He was a
Nothy Chase Lodge of Masons,
--sren, A. c. Burgess, Geo k,
Nckeen and Geo. A Quimby
....t t.I-r>.
aiu Collius, who died April
om4 in Waldo, at the advanced
AIS and s months, was born in
son of David and Betsey Col
UUSer days were spent in Deer
-n quite boy he went to Isle
ngaged in deep sea fishing.
'ol time from that island he
.... .tUa0 Of IA fishing schooner and
lAat position until his age
900 20 retire. Thirty-four years
f, Waldo and bought farm,
nee carried Oh in connection
'.e t route. His death was due
shock from which he suffered
r. . his fish cart on the road, and
v. .'.. Ire was in an unconscious con-
,.rney's Mills. He never re-
t. >peech after the attack, al
s we'd for about ten days. He
.5a 3r+}ia Sawyer of Islesboro and
.eH -u children. His wife died four
,s =. and since then his home has
Fl s-a his daughter in Waldo. The
u- nnw living are Mrs. Maggie II.
1e' Eoslndale, Mass. Mrs. Sarah E.
f'el lsle au Haut: Mrs. Addie Turner,
ias Ngs Annie L. Welch, Waldo; j.
t us, Howard, r. l.; John K. Col
' -ss t4 Iiaut, and George W. Collins,
''s' 7 NO brothers survive him, Lafay
z H s.ytugton and Davis of Camden.
q -aes took place April 22nd at his
= f'u' m Waldo, Rev. H. l. Holt of
lr .0eating.
'sls.cs 4. Knowlton died at his home
HIsh street., April oath. He was born
A'Elwrt oct. %, 1926, son of the late
''' and Lucinda (Billings) Knowlton.
attended the Belfast schools and Kent's
. NlouA.y, aud after following the sea
'H' ears, went into trade in Belfast,
'pAs 1t general store on lower Main
srL 2 which business he continued as
's a> ledth permitted, changing only by
'ut.hune some lines and carrying only
.seiit', Slain, etc. Fourteen years ago
1du sight attack of paralysis and four
''' 'a'eI he closed his business and re-
Y '4 account of failing health. Six
ely a-" he became practically confined to
l''Ae and has not been out of doors for
't .'a' two years. He married Eliza
" a Phoades of NOrthpOrt. who sur
N Ala. with three daughters and one
Deirr wife of George f. Wadlin of
''-'4' Wash Miss Annie NJ. Knowlton
''''on Edith b., wife of George l.
'-lI ri Belfast, and Harry A. Knowl-
u stockton. Calf His son Fred was
'Fl''dII killed at the age of ten years,
Vs. u ioo", by swallowing head Of herds
's seed Of his fathers family of six,
'@ A. Frederick A., Cyrus, Abram,
r'0 b. and Lucinda, but two remain,
'"D'' va who lives in N0rthport and Frank
belfast. Mr. KnowltOn was kind hus-
Ia Nv ana father, an industrious and up
4' business man. He was member of
'@ Lodge of Masons. The funeral
"el1 Monday afternoon at his late
'''' ieF Ashley A. Smith officiating.
n1'uo b. Newton died suddenly at the
Vi a relative in Boston April 22d, at
. Ieeu OF "a years. He had been subject
HouDle with his head, the attacks CON-
no. ''udenly and passing off leaving him
s%'eutIy as well a. usual. He was about
n. "0lh as usual Wednesday and came
IN, me- aoout O'clock in the afternoon. He
al u" the apartments of an uncle, who
4. ~ lhe same house with himself, and
WV ~"n upon bed. A short time after
'S lound to be dying. Physicians