The Republican journal., 1913-03-27

ing, and telephones to Belfast failed to locate
the several physicians called and DR.. w. v.
Hanscom of Rockland. with Camden physi-
clan to assist, arrived at o'clock. The pa
tient was then extremely weak from loss of
blood and could not survive the shock of ether
The deceased was born in Monroe. the son of
Nahum 7. and Eliza Clements Nealley His
wife, two sons and two daughters survive
The funeral services will be held this, Thurs
day, afternoon at o'clock, Rev. D. B. Phean
officiating.
Nathan Seekins died at his home in East
Belfast March 21st. aged GA years, months
and q days He was born in Belfast, the son
of the late Aaron and Phebe Elwell Seekins
He was twice married and his widow is now in
the Eastern Maine Insane Hospital in Bangor.
He was a veteran of the Civil War, having
served in Company E. of the Fifth Maine In
fantry, and was pensoner. In politics he
was socialist and in religious belief an Ad-
venrist. The funeral took place last Sunday
noon. Rev. VIM. Vaughan officiating. The in
terment will be in Swanvile
Robert Burns MacMulln, formerly cashier
and treasurer of Philadelphia and Atlantic City
banks and trust companies, and recently with
Kuhn & Co., investment bankers, died on a
New York Central train Saturday, March 22nd,
near Rochester, N. Y, while en- route with his
wife and youngest daughter from California to
New York. MIR. MacMullin was born in Phil
adelphia forty-four years ago. He is survived
by his wife. who was Miss Belle Stockham and
three children. Mr.. McMullin and family had
visited Belfast and Northport many times, and
his wife is sister of Mrs. W. G. Thompson
Martha A., wife of Elijah Knowlton died at
her home on the Halls Corner road March 22d
after long illness, aged 70 years. She was
born in Belfast, the daughter of the late Add-
son and Priscilla Shbles Brackett and her life
was spent here She is survived by her hus-
band and one sister, Mrs. Caroline W. Walton
142 High street. The funeral took place at
her late home Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
Rev. Arthur A. Blair, Universa]ist officiating.
Mrs. Lorana Campbell died at her home in
East Newport. March 18th, aged "a years and
months She leaves to mourn their loss one
daughter, Mrs. F. C. Crocner of Clinton: one
son. A. Campbell of Newport; three grand
children. Mrs. Eugene Smith of East Dover,
Harry Curtis Of Roxbury, Mass, and Mrs
Cora Prentiss of Thorndike; also one sister,
Nancy Andrews, of Fairfield. She had been a
resident of Plymouth for great many years,
until eight years ago she moved to East New
port Mrs Campbell, though advanced in
years, was active and capable. On New Years
day last, she went to North Dixmont where
she installed the officers of the ]. p Harris
Relief corps, of which she was a prominent
and highly respected member She was also a
member of Plymouth grange. 1854, in which she
always took an active interest. She had wide
circle of friends among whom she will be long
missed.
News was received March 2lst of the death
in Skowhegan of DR.. David P Ordway, for
merly of Camden. DIR. Ordway was the foun-
der of the D. P. Ordway Plaster and started
the business in Camden about twenty-five
years ago, but several years ago sold out to
Charles O. Montgomery who is now success
fully conducting the same. Dr. Ordway was a
member of the George S. Cobb Post, G. A. R.,
also of the Knights of Pythias The remains
arrived in Camden Saturday night and the fu-
neral se4rviras w.r. held fharo