The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-07-14


tie 5aner Castine, which brought the re-
ns-s He.fast for interment.
n! Andrew jackson Mason died at his home
h&H ,li July 9Th He gave up work about
hrrns go and had been in gradually fail
ig,sa.tg Slnce that time. He was attended
igd3e jness by his son, DR.. Luther S.
lH.t Bangor, and during the last few
sesss his daughter, Miss Sarah Mason,
hesc nurse in the operating room of the East
aI Name General Hospital at Bangor. He is
a.vg5a by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth " Mason;
t- md daughter above mentioned; one
oHt-r Mr. Howard F. Mason of this city,
a1 $751; ers, Mrs. Alveda Stratton of Bel
sr ll5 Mrs. Evelyn Blood of Vinalhaven.
ils SCI, was conducted by Rev. NJ S. Hill
llte Vi T. church and the interment was in
5foge en- etcry. The flowers were many and
'sa3.tg The bearers were his four brothers.
a'aE. Clarence H. Smith, Edgar L. Smith,
'o'r davidson and Melville c Hill. Mr..
aa7I as aorn in North Searsport December
Z l%2, Inc son of Andrew and Martha Towle
2asH and ms boyhood days were spent on the
lalE A. ne age of II he made his first trip
70 sva otgh was from Searsport to France.
aeio.o3e1 the sea for some years, becoming
sHaae''t seaman and rising to the position
@nsie is rounded Cape Horn three times.
'ue he Pacific coast he became interest
ID 1H e, and prospected and took up
4ahs No. arts of Idaho and Montana. Re-
'la'ne be rarried in 1867 Miss Elizabeth v.
'niH d. fe'ast and engaged in farming and
s'shta Hg in North Searsport and Frank
"H Lsl=- he moved to Belfast, where he
Hal 8'rSea at granite cutting % years. The
"y tFaierAaj order to which Mr. Mason be-
"ngel vas The A. 0. U. W., in which he took
ped' interest and whose meetings he faith.
4U'P attended, MIR. Mason was man who
A'a Tie respect and esteem of all who knew
u'a arc %l be greatly missed by large cir
~ h friends and neighbors.
'hs sao news was received in Belfast Mon
-'l o. The death of Ethelyn Moody, which oc-
I'''eo II Vest Kennebunk July 9th. She was
T'A 10 swanville, the daughter of David and
'''Hceha Moody, and is survived by her par
.ls' one brother, Mr.. Bert Moody, and sis
". ". Nfs Jennie Clements, all of Swanville
aia .ils' Moody had been employed in Belfast at
,4s'sht times in the families of Mrs. Jose
t'"e eartef. Messrs. L. F. and H. H. McDon.
"eh Hazeitine and Mrs. L. A. Knowlton
=, IDS held by them in high esteem. This
sos was to have come to the family
'a'aes u, Durham. She was youne
''4so 't good principles, faithful in al
I'' 1aNesr and devoted to her mother anG
for many years she had suffered
~ S'foIula of the throat and after under
s al expensive operation the trouble hat
'''iested itself again and she became
Ou'sged and respondent, and after writ
e letter explaining the cause of the
w., 4ao stating the arrangements she wishet
4' alter her death, she committed suicide by
nj Jung IN the river at West Kennebunk, neal
we She was living with the family of Mr.
-. "fS Andrew Wilband, her cousins. TIL.
n, 1i"S We're accompanied to Swanville by
hn. anu Mrs Frank L. Robertson, and the
m. IA was held at her late home July 18th a
Cons.mn. N. Rev. David L. Wilson of the Nortl
6sdoonai church, Belfast, officiated.
Services VI M her Belfast friends attended tn,
10 tbs T.. The deepest sympathy is EXTENDED
IL oh, 10 :,