The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-04-21
OBITUARY..

/ Asenath F. widow of the late benjamin L.
Smalley, died in East Machias April 10th, aged
| 78 years and months She was born IN Bel
fast, the daughter of the late john and Lydia
Flowers Wilson. Her early life was spent
here and she was married here. Her husband
| with CAPTAIN Fuller built the double tenement
house on Main street known as the Frost tene-
ment house, and it was her home for many
years. From Belfast they moved to Cutler,
Maine, and later to Chelsea, Mass, where Mr..
Smalley died seven years ago, terminating an
unusually happy and prosperous married life.
In early wears the deceased united with the
Belfast BAPTIST church and had retained her
membership. A worthy woman, she gave her
best endeavors to the home, the nelghborhood
and her church. Since the death OF her hds-
band she had made her home with her children
and had been in East Machias since last July.
Death was caused by pleurisy and heart ex-
haustion after being confined to her bed but
two DAYS. Three daughters and two sons re-
main to mourn the loss of mother whose
name will always be revered: Mrs. Emma Card
ner of East Machias, Benjamin Smalley of
Everett, Mass, Mrs. Harriet Hunt OF Chelsea,
Mass, Mrs. Lillian English Of Revere, and Ed
ward Smalley of Boston. Mr.. Richard Hunt
and all of her children went to East Machias
last Monday, where service was held Tues
day morning, and they accompanied the re-
mains to Belfast, arriving Wednesday night.
short service will be held at the home of her
sisters-in-aw, Mrs MelvinP Parker and Mrs Lydia
Hatch, Church street, this, Thursday, morning
at 10 O'Clock, Rev "A. Smith of the Universalist
church officiating, and the interment will be in
Grove cemetery.
Eveline L. widow of the late A. v. Sawtelle
of Belfast died in East Auburn Sunday, April
18th, at o'clock a. m. She was a native of
Islesboro and her maiden name was Gilkey.
She was the last of her family to pass away.
One son, Will.G. Sawtelle of Lewiston, his wife
and their little daughter Carrie, remain to
mourn the loss of one of the dearest of moth
ers. Kind and lovable she will be mourned by
friends wherever she had lived. She had g.ad-
ually failed since the death of her HUSBAND, two
years ago, and most of that time had made her
home with her son. She was fond of Belfast
and longed to come back and spend her last
days here. While waiting for arrangements to
be made to bring her here she was taken to
East Auburn near the lake and was the con-
stant care of Mrs Rose Colder, her nurse.
Death came sooner than was expected, from
heart failure resulting from shock. A prayer
service was held at East Auburn Monday at
l3G p. m. and the remains were then brought
to Belfast and the funeral service was held in
the Baptist church Tuesday at 1890 a. M, Rev.
Arthur G. Roberts officiating. The remains
will be inferred in the family lot in Grove GEM
etery. Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Sawtelle and little
daughter accompanied the remains to Belfast
and returned to Lewiston Wednesday.
Capt. Arthur M. Pattershall of sch. Willis &
Guy died of pneumonia in the Salem, Mass,
hospital the 18th of April aged 80 years and 4
months. He was the younger son of Captain
and Mrs. Geo. w. Pattershall, and leaves one
brother, Capt. Ralph W. PattershaH He was
young man of strict integrity and had follow
edithe sea from boyhood, having command of
several vessels in the New York coasting trade.
The remains arrived by train last Monday night
and the funeral service was held at his fathers
home at 2.30 p. m. Tuesday, Rev Ashley A.
Smith officiating
Eliza M, wife of Wallace M. Ellis, died at
her home in East Belfast, April 10Th She was
born in Swanville the daughter of Luther and
Augusta Chase Trip. For many years her
home had been at Mason's Mills, but about two
years ago, they built new home opposite the
Brick schoolhouse. A worthy woman and a
devoted wife and mother have been taken from
home where she was greatly needed Her
husband, five sons and two daughters, survive:
Alfred H., Martell E., Eugene R., Lena E.,
Flora E., wife of Ivan Jackson, Ambrose l..
and Hiram W.
Mrs. Eliva Cole of Burnham died April 10Th
in Pittsheld at the home of her sister in law.
Mrs. B. L. Fitzgerald, where she had been for
several weeks, the first part of which was pass
ed in visiting Mrs. Fitzgerald was taken i'll
and Mrs. Cole remained to care for her, con-
tracing cold which developed into pneumo-
MIA. Her age was Sc years. She was the wife
Of the late Isaac Cole of Burnham, whose death
occurred about five years ago. She was born
in Winnecook but had made her home for
many years in Burnham, where she was greatly
respected. Her daughter, Mrs. Wallace Ed
iHuHoS VI DuIHIldIIl, was WIN ner mOtner DUR
ing her illness, and Mrs. Flora Gilman of Burn
ham was with her at the time of her death.
Besides the daughter, two brothers. James and
John Saywards of Winnecook, survive. The
remains were taken Saturday afternoon to
Burnham, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
munds, Miss Pierce of Bangor and B. S. Math-
ews of Pittsfeld. Funeral services were held
Tuesday at the home of her daughter. where
Mrs. Cole had made her home
News was received in Linconville Center
April 18th of the death in New York of Miss
Annie Patten, who died suddenly from a
trouble contracted at the hospital in BROOKLYN.
where she was taking post graduate course
as a trained nurse. Miss Patten had graduated
from one of the New York hospitals and went
to Brooklyn to take this extra course, when
she was stricken and died very suddenly. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss Camilla
Patten of Lincolnville, W no left New York on
Saturday night with the remains The deceased
was "a years of age and very bright young
lady, well known in Belfast and her home town.
She was the daughter of Fred Patten of Lin
colnville, and besides her father leaves two
sisters and brother, Miss Camailla Patten,
Mrs Wainsvile Chapman of Northport and
Donald Patten of Lincolnville. Services will
be held at her old home in Lincolnville.
Mr.. Gowen's Story.
NORTH ANSoN, Me-, April 13, 1910.
Mr. FRANK W. GOWEN