The Republican journal., 1903-04-02
OBITUARY.

10Th, at the home of his parents in Thorn
dixie after long illness, aged "a years, &
months. He married Miss Essie Webber of
| brooks and they resided in Belfast on what
is known as the Samuel Gurney farm. She
died in 1894. He afterwards married Miss
| Lovina Greer of Belmont, by whom he had
one son. who lived but few months. The
| mothers death soon followed that of her
child. His family ties being broken, he
went to Lisbon Falls, where he worked at
various employments until his health oblig-
ed him to give up work Funeral services
were held at Thorndike Sunday afternoon,
Rev. c. f. Woodcock of Montville otfcat-
| ing. The floral offerings were many and
beautiful. Mr. Monroe was man of good
principles, and made many friends wher-
ever he went. He leaves to mourn their
loss father and mother, two brothers,
Charles II. of Searsport and William A. of
Belfast, and three sisters, Mrs f. L. Will
son and Mrs. E. A. Huntoon of Lisbon
Falls, and Mrs. Ada f. Murray of Mckee
City, n. }. His remains were brought to
Belfast and interment will be in Grove
cemetery.
Miss Jennie NJ. Cammett died at the home
of her parents, Orrn and Jane Cammett of
Belmont. March 30th, at the age of 56 years,
months and II days. She taught school a
few years in Belmont and neighborng
towns and then came to Belfast, where she
soon became forewoman of NJ. B. Lawrence's
clothing factory, continuing in this position
until failing health obliged her to give up
work. Her parents, two brothers and two
sisters survive her. The brothers are Ira
Cammett of Denver, Colo, Henry Cammett
of Boston; Mrs. Ada b. Morton of Chicago
and Mrs. Emma E. Miller of Lincolnvile.
Miss Cammett was of a social, pleasant dis
position, and had large circle of friends
wherever she was known. Funeral services
will be held at the home of her parents to-
morrow, Friday, forenoon at 10 O'Clock
Rev H. |. Holt of Lincolnvile will otficiate
Mrs. Margaret IL. Hunt died at her home
in West Belfast March 9th, at the age of
50 years and month. She was born in
Northport, daughter of the late John and
Lydia Hurd. She taught school i'll North
port and neighboring towns, and was marri
ed in early womanhood to Phineas G. Hunt
of Belfast, who survives her. She leaves no
children. One sister and two brothers re-
main, Grace, wife of Daniel 7. White of
Aurelia, Iowa; John r. and Phineas G.
Hurd of Northport. Funeral services were
held at her late home Monday afternoon,
Rev Ashley A. Smith officiating.
J. f. Hopkins died March 25th at his
home in Ninalhaven after a long and pain
ful Illness. He was born in Ninalhaven,
son of the late Martin and Deborah Hop
kius. During part of his life he followed the
sea; part of the time as d captain and at one
time was steward ON steamers running be-
tween Nnalhaven and Rock land. Later he
was landlord of the Cascade House, which
was destroyed by fire several years ago.
For about fifteen ears he had been proprle-
tor of the Ocean House, where his death oc-
Cured He was a member of Sea Girt Lodge,
Knights of PythiaS, of Ninalhayen, and of
the Uniform Rank of Rockland, and was al
ways an interested and active member of
the order He is survived by his wife, three
sons, Fred f., Leon and Charlie; one
daughter, Cora; four brothers, John and
Edward of Camden, Martin of Boston and
Reuben of Ninalhaven, and four sisters,
Mrs. Hattie Mudgett of Belfast, Mrs. So
phronia Manson of Gloucester, Mass, Mrs.
Joseph Smith of Wapole, Mass, and Mrs.
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