The Republican journal., 1911-11-16
OBITUARY.

Harold M. Daggett was drowned in Moose
river November 5th. aged "a years. He was
born in Morrill,, the son of Allen M. and AL
media Roberts Daggett and had always lived a,
home with his parents. He was associated
with his father in the mill business and was in
terested in the development of Bayside, North.
port, he and his father owning considerable
property there. He was interested in sports.
and with party of friends was in the Moose
head Lake region hunting. He and COM
panion were crossing the Moose river in a
canoe, which upset. and young Daggett was
drowned. His companion was rescued in an
exhausted condition. The body was recovered
and brought to his home. where funeral SER
vices were held Thursday November 9th.
Rev. David L. Wilson of Belfast officiating.
More than three hundred people attended,
some OF them coming many miles to pay the
last tribute of respect to the departed. Miss
Katherine Chase Quimby of Belfast sang three
selections: Am a Pilgrim, Response to Pray
er and Kate Vannah's Goodbye, Sweet Day,
and resolutions of respect from Waldo Pomona
Grange were read. The interment was in the
family lot in Morrill, cemetery W. E. Jones
conducted the services. The floral offerings
were many and very beautiful. Besides his
father and mother he leaves one brother.
George of Belfast, and one sister, Miss Edna.
who lives at home, to mourn their loss His
untimely death has cast a gloom over the whole
community and we are all mourners: Follow
ing is list of the flowers: Broken wreath
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Daggett; mound, George
Daggett and family; pillow, Edna Daggett;
spray, Mr.. F. W. Daggett and family; spray
Mrs. Abbie Stowell and Mrs. C. A. Mears of
New Haven, Conn; spray. Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
kins, Brooks; spray, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Went
worth. Brooks; spray, Mrs. Lena West and sons,
Lynn. Mass; wreath, Edward Simmons, Milton
Blake and Arthur Wing; wreath, schoolmates;
pillow, Wampatuc club and Leo Jackson.
Ernest Bowen, Austin Sheldon and Bert Went
worth; basket, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gurney, Mrs.
A. M. Hatch, Mrs. Bertha Mears, Mrs. E.
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Vickery, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hatch, Mr.. L. Winchenbach, Mrs.
George Weymouth and Mrs. Everett Fen
wick; mound, DR.. and Mrs. T. N. Pearson.
Mrs. Nellie Hatch; mound Honesty Grange:
spray, F. Currier, F. B. Paul, A. Leonard,
Wilburt Brown and Zodie Weymouth:
spray, Hosea and Bert Thomas; spray, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Merriam; spray, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Hatch and Myrtle Weymouth;
spray, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. White; spray, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Littlefied spray, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank L. Field; spray, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
Brown; spray, Belfast Yacht Club; spray,
Adele Hatch and Georgia Blake, Belfast;
spray, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen, Northport;
spray, Mrs. c. B. Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs J. F.
Sheldon and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Merriam,
Belfast; spray, Miss Mildred Smith, Waldo;
spray, E. Brown, Levaughn and Eben Whit
comb, Gardner Lane, Fred and Percy Peavey,
Blanche and Emily Carter, Citypoint spray,
Miss Hopkins, Belfast; spray, Stacy and Rich
ard Noyes, Belfast; spray. Mr.. and Mrs. N. E.
Mahoney, Northport; spray, Mr.. H. E. Brad
man, Belfast; spray, Mr.. v. F. Littlefield and
family. Bangor.
After short illness of heart disease Emily
T., wife of John D. Webster, died Nov. 2, 1911,
at her home in Waldo. She was born in Free
dom, June 4, 1888, the daughter of Emily
(Taggart) and Samuel Gilbreth, and was one
of thirteen children, of whom only three are
now living, viz Mrs. Esther Brown of Boston,
Mrs. Alice Fiske of Salem and Frances Gil
breth of Belfast. Mr.. and Mrs. Webster were
married in November, 1862, and went to live
on their farm in Waldo near the Head of the
lide, and lived there until this spring, when
they sold their home and bought small place
at Waldo Center so that they might be near
their son, Frank E. Webster, in their old age
Mrs. Webster was woman of many estimable
qualities, devoted wife and mother, kind
friend and neighbor. She leaves to mourn
their loss an aged husband and two sons, Sam
uel G. Webster of Big Timber, Montana, and
Frank E. Webster of Waldo. Mr.. Webster will
make his home with his son Frank Flowers
were sent by the following relatives and
! friends: Carnations and chrysanthemums, Mr..
/ Webster; pillow with the word mother from
Samuel G. Webster and wife and Frank E.
Webster and wife; bouquet of pink carnations
and chrysanthemums from her granddaughter.
| Ada l.. Webster; wreath of carnations and
roses, Mrs Alice Fiske; spray of chrysanthe-
NUNS, purple and white, Frances Gilbreth and
daughters; carnations, Mr.. and Mrs, Harry
Furbish; spray of chrysanthemums, Mrs. A. s.
Ellis and Miss Maria Webster; chrysanthe-
NUNS and carnations, Mrs. Laura Wentworth.
Mrs. Esther Ellis, Mrs. Caroline Shorey. The
funeral was held at her home in Waldo Satur-
day, Nov 4th, Rev, David L. Wilson officiating.
| Mr.. Augustine Harrison Parker died of can
Ger at IL a. M. November sth, at his home in
Islesboro. He was born in Islesboro March 9.
1874, and in his early days was very success
full master mariner, but twenty-five years ago
he retired from the sea and had been doing
grocery business at North Islesboro, and had
served for Is years as Town Treasurer. Mr.,
Parker was a man highly respected, making
friends wherever he went and will be great
ly missed. He is survived by wife ard five
daughters, Mrs. Robert Coombs, Mrs. Alanson
Yeaton, Mrs. H. A. Babbidge, Mrs. John Yea
ton and Miss Ethel Parker. Mr. Parker was a
member of the Independent Order of Forest
ers, Lone Star Chapter of Eastern Star, and Is
land Lodge No. 80, F. A. M The funeral was
held at 1890 a. m.. Saturday, under the Ma
sonic order.
James B. Vickery, an honored and respected
citizen of Unity, died of heart failure Noyem-
ber 9th at the age of 70 years, months and 13
| daVS II q leaves to nnurp tboic los,