The Republican journal., 1911-08-24
OBITUARY..

Alfred J. Duhamel died August 18th at his
home On Park street after long illness with
tuberculosis, aged % years, IL months and
days. He was born in Marlboro, Mass, the
son of Alexander and Emma Blanchard Du-
hamel and came to Belfast about four years
ago and opened barbor shop on Phoenix Row.
He was an excellent barber, a courteous young
man, and won many friends. A year or more
ago he bought the Frank A. Follett house on
Park street, which had since been his home
and the home of his mother. His wife. former
ly Miss Rose jackson of Belmont. survives him.
She had been his assistant in the shop and will
continue the business. The funeral services
were held at St. Francis church last Friday
morning, Rev. Father D. McCabe officiating,
and the interment was in Grove cemetery
Mrs. Samuel Veazie. of Somerville, Mass,
arrived at her cottage in North Islesboro Aug
ust 18TH to make a short visit and secure
some of the personal effects of Capt. Veazie,
whose bark, the Snoden, was in East Boston
loading for Montevideo. Monday, when ap-
parently in her usual health she was stricken
with a severe shock. She partially rallied,
but Thursday had another shock and passed
away at o'clock that evening. Mrs. Veazie
was formerly Miss Zilpbia Hatch, and was
born in Islesboro Her husband, one son, Wal
demar Veazie of Chicago, and daughter,
Miss Zuba Veazie of Somerville, surviv e to
mourn the loss of one of the best and dearest
of wives and mothers. Her age was about 60
years Her family arrived to attend the fu-
neral, which took place Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock.
Alvina, widow of Alvah S. Redman, died at
her home, 81 Miller street, August 18th, aged
II years. She was born in Bluehill the daugh-
ter of the late Obed and Louisa Gushing
Hinckley. She was a refined and sensitive
woman, beloved and respected by all who
knew her. Since the death of her husband
last fall her health had gradually failed until
the end. The funeral took place at her late home
Rossbach Unitarian, officiating. The inter
ment was in Grove cemetery.
Knox hospital in Rockland August 18th of can
Ger of the stomach The deceased had been in
the hospital but few weeks. He is survived
by two sons in Belfast and one brother, Abial
Pendeton of Camden. Mr.. Pendleton's death
had been expected for many weeks, but the
news of it brought deep sorrow to his many
friends. The funeral service was held Sunday
afternoon from the residence of his brother in
Camden and the interment was in the Mountain
street cemetery.
News has been received from Lincoln, Calf,
of the death, Aug. 9th, of Ephraim w. Bartlett,
husband of the late Delilah Bartlett. The de-
ceased is survived by three daughters Mrs. j..
H. UT and Rose Bartlett of Stockton, Calf,
and Mrs F. H. Newcomb of Lincoln, Calf
one brother, c. A. Bartlett Of Gold Run, Calf,
and two sisters, Mrs. Ellen Barnes of Hope
and Mrs. Frances Stevens of Lincolnyille. De-
ceased was native of Hope and had recently
passed his s5th birthday.
News was received in Camden last Satur lay
of the death in Philadelphia of William Straw
bridge. The deceased was the son of the late
j. c. Strawbridge, who with his family spent
the summer season at his beautiful summer
home, Crabtree Farm in Melvin Heights.