The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-06-03

-- C,lr:y Correspondence. To Curb
~ rh, Cocaine Curse. The Mission
Mad Bag. The Rural Mail (poem).
Order Of the Eastern Star.
Il ssarsport Locals.-Born Married. i.
fi' peI. Belfast Price Current.
Memorial Day in Searsport.
OBITUARY.
-,,55 T.. wife Of Capt Royal W. Warren,
..,s m The higher life Saturday morning,
r.. gats 81 the Southworth farm, which had
~, ,sr t7r- since childhood. She was born
,s.srsront. the daughter of the late Deacon
,.ugs. AMI Jane kalloch Southworth, and was
4. l,s- 5t family of five. In her girlhood
...,os6' r the public schools and was teach
the lr-mmar building when married to
,,,t Ws--er and later she accompanied him
.,s,,,as 1n short voyages. She had no chill
A,- of he- own. but since the death of their
-,.s,- 7a5 sred for Fred M, Edith NJ, and
v.r5 r. .baLren of her brother, the late
r..sb sou,hworth. Hers was life mission
..rsIsl ard the world is better from the
.-,s Influence Of her life Of beautiful dis
,yrca luiet and thoughtful, her opinion was
.,,- ,p1 and her friendship valued. From
,,.r-= ta nephew she cared for the members
The family IN their last illnesses and like
v-f,ca was willingly and tenderly rendered by
.,,s- -ii .u mourn the loss of the life of the
ass Fr the past two years she had been in
saaz health ana for the past six months con-
,e3 10 5l- bt3 The funeral was held at her
gs hume 4,sday afternoon at o'clock, Rev.
su5 Wilson of the Congregational church
Hasere Eaur neighbors, W. J. Bailey, l..
? Ts.a d Townsend and G. G. Abbott
gfs5 as bearers. The interment was in the
tsgs .t -e t5roye Cemetery.
Hu.s-a' Ja7e widow of Captain Alonzo
ya1s llei 4 her home on Waldo Avenue,
Eg fu after long invalidism, at the age
r IS g5ar- and months. She was a native
tReH tae daughter of the late William
I'd Nzr Eu~r In her early married life she
s4sraanle5 Fer husband on long voyages,
Elng aGy foreign countries, but dreaded
as biz 81, 81; and did not continue it very long.
f~arfr llldren, Flora j., Vesta j., Fred
j and .r H. the sons only survive-the
aT4r H.sadena, Calf, and the latter in
ascig Nf her fathers family, two brothers
gr i=-=s-e. Col. John D. Rust, formerly
2ea5 i @a.do county and at one time pro-
ne,,- 's Windsor hotel, who died in Rock
Na ai Ham M. Rust, the well-known
'tia- g" Progressive Age, who died in
5atsst lyu sisters survive: Mrs. Emma
3a8r If -uel, Colo, and Mrs. Augusta Gra-
ban Of eudaie, Calf, also seven grand
.nGs' be funeral took place Saturday
l's'ag.a clock, Rev. Ashley A. Smith,
F..o 't niversalist church, officiating
d. -telU.r- vas in Grove Cemetery. Her
sl trel Was detained in Pasadena by the
ss 7 oA nut expects to arrive in Bel
Is aol- 9th to look after the business
4t= e.. apt. Alonzo Shute died about
@t5 cars
i55 =G.-.. # Capt. Chandler E. Peck, who
a7 iel17f 10 the steamship Yale in passage
s1 New N."t TO Boston May 26th, arrived at
@Aar. s' hursday. He had been receiv-
4AsaHe " pleurisy in New York hos
sa eei F-ek was known in nearly every
@ M sln geuce on the Atlantic coast, his
aat wing been spent in voyages to
1@s port sp. the West Indies. He was born
1aoJs"e.. y g., June q, 1S47. His parents
sa2'7d ?, ',s .ity when he was a small boy
1t 'ega- 1. + q sea when quite young and
VII Toss taptain and commanded many
'as-s an-t.g arge ones. For the past two
..As ne ial ommanded the schooner ]. Man.
a5s'eE tia Ties Of Boston. Capt. Peck was a
-'l.'eF o. Roc.land lodge, F. and A. Nj, and
Al'1 lodge. I. - 0. F. He is survived by a
e.s sas and 'T aughters, Lucy M. and Emma L.
;4aGy .atterre, widow of Col. L. D. Carver
.lg rA9-S '4n4 VINO was once department COM
r. .aaoes of tf+ Maine Grand Army, was found
w.. ~sa a hea uednesday morning, May 26th, a
%sydDI5 yFtn Of heart disease. She had re-
wy I!4 10 her usual good health, but complained
sHsang ,.: 'e-J tired. This was attributed to
ss 4sng N lover garden the day before, in
N N her Years. She was native of
!. ,sAla5l'H 4 laughter of Preserved Willis,
n Tas hnoE county lime Inspector for
~ g4s wears he married Col. Carver in 1S47.
rsnS sl.eo tTe ears ago. Mrs. Carver was a
r,a5. srDef ot bdwin Libby relief corps. She is
-,1 nm.eo by one daughter, Mrs. Maynard S.
,r, 1S'fgs s. Cushing died in the hospital at
N.Y. sa9 NM NAY 10Th. Mr.. Gushing was born in
rs. Nh VI Me, April 30, 1884 and was a team
T d. ne ne enlisted in Co. H, 26th Maine infan-
s5,,.,Si a, o5u7 hi, Me-, Sept. 10, 1862, and was
ns r,ssed .at1 out at Bangor, Aug. II, 1868. He
S A'n'Lled to the home from Boston Jan. %,