The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-05-10
UNITY,


We learn with deep regret of the death OF
Miss Grace NJ. Pendleton, which took place
at her home April 22d She had been in
failing health for nearly two years and all
that medical skill and tender, loving care
could do was done, but the dread disease,
consumption, though no doubt temporarily
checked, proved unconquerable in the end.
She died yourg, deeply mourned and dear
ly beloved. Although her mother died
when she was small child she was blessed
with a dear grandmother with whom she
spent her days. She was born in MOntville
Is years ago, and leaves beside a grand
mother, father, who is now located in
Camden. In her girlhood she attended the
town schools, obtaining good education,
after which she taught several terms, and
owing to her natural ability and painstak-
ing efforts was considered a very success
full teacher She was also employed in a
shirt factory at Belfast for time and dur
ing her residence in that city made many
friends. At the time OF her death she Was
a prominent member of the Favori Re-
bekah Lodge of this town. She was a
young lady of most estmable character
and lovable disposition, making friends
easily and holding them. The funeral SER
vices we're held April 25th, conducted by
Rev. c. w. Ross. The floral emblems were
beautiful, among which was large piece
we're taken to Montvlle. Mr.. Pendle-
toms former home, for burial: The
near relatives wish to extend thanks
to the many friends who so kindly
assisted them in their sad bereavement
and also for the flowers contributed: 80.
Mrs. Rachael Getchell, who has been daE-
gerously i'll at her daughters in Fairfield
for several weeks, died last week. The re-
mains were brought here for lnternent....
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Murray went to Water
vile last week. After brief visit with
relatives, Mr.. NJ. returned home. but Mrs.
has employment. Mr. NJ. thinks of working
for Frank H. Dutton this summer. Con-
siderable building is going on In town this
spring Plans are being made for the build
ing of two dwelling houses and work will
soon begin on the foundations. Both lots
were bought of George Pillsbury and are
situated just outside of the village on the
depot road One house is for William Moul-
ton and the other for his son-n-law, Arlo
Twitchell of Burnham. Work is also being
rushed on E. E. McCauslin's buildings....
Mrs. Florence NJ. johnson and two children
from Watervile were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Stewart several days last week.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell and her
niece arrived recently from Connecticut
and intend locating on the old home farm.
AT the special town meeting, April oath,
it was voted to build an iron bridge across
Sandy Stream. Work will be begun on the
same as soon as it is possible. =, Mrs: Ellen
with her son, returned home recently.
Bertha Conner's mother is very i'll at this
writing. Mrs. Fred Hunts mother, Mrs.
Eben Thompson, died April oath quite sud-
denly at an advanced age. An obituary
will appear in the columns of this paper
1,ko 1a11 vrri6 yXh
bought the Wheeler Danforth stand, died
last week. She had lived in her new home
with her son Will but a short time when
the summons came. -. Nell Winters has
rented the DinsmOre stand in DixmOnt and
moved his family there recently. He drives
return, twice daily. Allen Rollins from
Troy also began driving stage last week.
His route is from Troy to Unity and return,
twice daily.