The Republican journal., 1907-03-21

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s-s sport Locals Town Reports.
bsr .,H.u Island Correspondence. Stock
pSp ugs Ship News. Born. NJ arried
Wa' Belfast Price Current.
obituary.
.... A.Nlall passed away very sud.
... M.. lay morning. March 9th, af-
..4. ug several months in South
,S..+r. M C. i. Holt was with Mr..
n,.s. . .. lime and thought him as
..... 4raI days. He was quite
,.... ... 4lle several joking remarks,
.,.. .naf. l- pitched forward and eXr
...I u u a widow, the daughter of
i,g- ~.. s OF Waldo, and a son and
. s,-,.. .urmer wife, who have the
.-n..lf . IIge circle of friends. Mr.
Sa5f ears old and was born and
so7.H M he tlne farm on which he
sc.t I.. been prominent in the sale
f.,-.u... Tools and lumber and had al
/.
...ss7... u4.ve interest in town affairs.
q. VA. 1r t board of selectmen seven
ran, la l.uber of the school board for
i.,.-s. ie He has been a life long Re-
,,bIiar I'd. as member of the town
,mg.t-a years. He was elected to
Ag Leg, al1 fl 1906 and took part in its
II a hr1rin6 l.;
N- h.u- 'ly, March, 10th, Rev. T. R.
pp,aclst ting, assstedby Rev. E. A.
n1,.aa. 4 large number of people
we're pres-u Tie floral display was beau
g1.anieo ucluding very large piece,
n1sN. umittee of the Legislature,
aass,a- ,epresentatives A. j. Skid
more, 81 .'.2, b. F. Colcord, Carl Milli-
ken AMI Uuton, who acted as honor
All tar-r escort to the cemetery; a
wreath lm Nr and Mrs. A. J. Simmons,
LsTrel. --u.uonS, W. l. Neal and Arthur
Fsr,o ont from Mrs. C. 7. Randall
sg5 fan. cath from Mr.. and Mrs. G.
\ huda olrnation pinks from Chas.
> Niise' family, and several others
ill 0- .ud neighborS. Mr.. Randall
E5s ....T yly of six, of whom but two
ntlsr N uao f. Randall of South Mont
Y4saW . Of Augusta, who was un-
Itle a0 ,eut. Mr.. Randall will be
l1al n.-- he community, in business,
lli orI. .Ir at South Montville, he be-
1g Ul. ltTtHr members and its first
mast. "u- ever ready to assist the
-eelg a4 Nlsband, loving father and
iluo -hbor
Nrs NJ T.. Moore died Mar. 8, 1907,
,ssi -. Nl l month of pneumonia.
l5 helfast in 1928 and was the
4u-la-" ..rs and Elizabeth Durham.
't7 1. even children, four girls
-l4 ,l. The late Fred, Frank and
.0" were her brothers. She
'2 yor of the family. She
Va H- lie congregational church
s-4p'' '. u-. After marrying Loren
A'"t u!ng to Monroe she united
vi. jh "rt church by 'letter" and
s1'.gr member, She was great
1S4se. lt" Npnday school and was never
'OtA. '..'e-- -anesS prevented. She was
nga.O corning Light Grange and
nl10 attendiDg the meetings as
"4s ~ t1 permitted. She was also
9.Fll"7. O- W. c. L. U. and was an
SI S,vs0' N" % the temperance cause.
sls Vas Woman, always loyal to her
lAli' 0 -'-hbOrs, Although in past
n ssg' She -' -sted III Massachusetts and
s5l ,atl ta,es sredt deal, she alwa Us look
y Iitl WIS. turning to her old home
,l5 a., l-l- stn with her friends. If she
lalgs .g sl- "."t, one could depend on it,
w. ". s's 8D l-at lover of truth. A few
sal' ,s asa. nd when Mrs. Moore's health
,sssl W.. 20 il he only daughter, Elizabeth,
], ',1'fgi NJ 'N- ness and came home to care
W. o.u n5' NOME She was most devoted,
s',+s M lal-. and as her mother gradually
r,71 Doy. -a'' she gave up all society and
,S'S'. ,-S IS T mother was her first thought
y ,1G ',''Aia- H eft undone that could add
Y y asl sl s''i'l ID enjoyment. The funer-
%ISils- s.6, held at the house, Rev. F.
ID y''1 ~ b..- ,I lne son officiating. He repeat
I4 h,tn'.- Ug-u- 4. 3em which was very COM
1t.lls 1e, ~ ih. ialshter. The floral tributes
as 5so7 PH5' t'm the U. c. T. U.; floral
s5s,t ''I. WI, Z. range; pinks, Mr.. and Mrs.
g,g "a n.'H, flowers, from her niece,
ls '' .,'t .e, flowers from her daugh-
"' ""et Nh Mrs. John Twombly
Bsn, ,,l7'' ' ey, one of the most prom
Fa' Fssf d'-' W.. d. 4e glass goods trade in the
T H. G'5N day morning at his home
th'lI I. Ehn1Sno nffnr III
5G u neal 1ree years. He was 55 years
bf v, a. a- the inventor of the Smalley
ssss -"' a.. 81 eulltey was best known to the
;rsI .t, aat t4other event that called gen.
bS ,ra' r,'s4.i"h to him in his business life was
d thy ibp.v''', ,7 e'fnering the glass jar market
dsstb ~ hoou''i. n 1891. AT the time of his
GssSS i'e Wa resident OF the A. G. Smalley
stleat - ptNi, With offices on Blackstone
Gsis., "l51 y, gu Mr.. Smalley was born in
hain ~ iears ago, and came to BOS-
With Ih a72 he formed d partnership
geist.s "a "t, and after that he was as
geI , '. l+rent times with several other
Sn8is' Hrn III the glass trade. Mr..
Va was -l degree Mason, and locally
7 H. Palestine cOmmandery, K.
lU6 ~ member of East Boston lodge,
lln helsea council. Royal Area
gr ia'. ea lodge, A. o. U. W. He
tab rce-president of the Review
q De 4.t -y-ral years ago was one,
IL a.,. .-''> n the Alter Ego Club.
daagIa- N', Frank Howard Smalley, a
sdS.' NJ Florence E. Patten, and a
atiern. t.- llHrral will be held Tuesday
Nue-1' home, 2Sl Washington aye
Al. '''e'. Herald March 18th.
N,,. s"l"'ty was formerly Mrs. Lizzie
,.t.5 OF This city and the family have
as, wv belfast for many years in the sum-
Vas bbp,e bor,e Doyle, wife of Mr.. John Luce
4 lSIS u N, 10 five Islands, Nova Scotia, May
ssre6 i a9a ,ad- died in Searsmont, Maine,
sas deee' '9oL Her devotion to her family
AtdrenS 4 constant and wise, so that her
sasa atrno ,lse Sc up and call b er bles sed. She
sahsaItSp ai ai.lend, a kind neighbor, and when
gssnges ~ was an efficient worker in Victor
VOTE Ia, bar VI u which she was a member. She
ID. nd Il -.AV