The Republican journal., 1914-07-09

of Bath, Name, and later captain duu part
owner of the schooners Parker Hooper. War
rem Adams, and D H. Rivers, in each of which
he was successful and prosperous. For six
wears past he had held the position of proba-
ton officer at Danbury, Conn 1t is only
short time ago. at the last quarterly meeting
of the New York Marine Society, that the
writer spent pleasant half hour in living over
old times on shipboard with Capt Colcord,
whom we only met occasionally but when we
did, always learned something, as he was one
of the many very intelligent shipmasters it has
been our good fortune to meet One by one our
friends to whom we have locke for lnforma-
ton that could not be gotten elsewhere are
passing away, for which we have too frequent
cause for regret. The Marine Journal extends
its sympathy to the widow and sister of the
deceased, the latter being the wife of our es-
teemed friend Capt. Henry Appeby, assls-
tant secretary of the New York Sandy Hook
Pilot Commissioners. Interment was made in
the family lot at Searsport. Maine.-Capt.
George L. Norton, in The Marine Journal
Capt. Colcord was yearly visitor to his ma
tive place and usually spent his summer vaca-
ton is cruising about the bay with party of
friends He had long been subscriber to The
Journal and was a welcome annual visitor at
this Office.
Funeral services from former Representative
Charles West Kendall of Nevada, eighty six
years old, who died at his home in Mount
Rainier. Md. yesterday. probably will be held
in this city. Mr.. Kendell represented Nevada
in the House of Representatives during the
Forty second and Forty third congresses,
March 4, 1871, to March 8, 1875 He was born
at Searsmont. Me-. April %. 1928. He received
his education at Phillips Exeter Academy and
at Yale. He left the latter institution in as to
join Che gold rush to California. He grew up
in the west, wss admitted to the bar at Sacra-
mento, Cal, and was member of the Califor-
MIA legislature in the early years of the civil
war. He later removed TO Hamilton, New I,
from which State he was elected toCongress, In
Congress he is remembered as an orator Of no
little ability He was lifelong Democ at. After
leaving Congress he moved to Colorado, whence
he was appointed in 1892 to a position
in the interstate commerce commission, which
position he held at the time of his DEATH
Washington, D. c., Star. June 9th.
Mr.. Kendall was well known by many in this
vicinity, who will be interested in this brief
sketch of his life.
Mrs. Martha E. Hutchirs Of Freedom for
merly of Bangor. died July End in the Water
vile City hospital at the age Of 81 years. She
was woman of excellent qualities and her de-
mise is sincerely regretted. She left many
friends in Bangor who will mourn her loss. She
is survived by her husband, Charles Hutchins;
by a daughter. Miss Alta Hutchins. and a son.
Fred Hutchins, all of Freedom; and by two
sisters and brother, Mrs. Ohpalia Bragg. Mrs
Celia F. Pearson and Herbert L. Archer. all OF
Bangor. The funeral was held in Freedom
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. Charles
Clifford of Brewer, friend of the family Of
ficiating.
Charles Albert Vim, president of the Coral
line Drug and Chemical Company. New York
City, died at his residence in that city recently
Mr.. Winn was born in Burnham. Maine. g.
years ago, and was graduate of the Maine
Central Institute, Pittsfeld. A brother. Ly-
man VIM. resides in Burnham and sister in
Lewiston He is survived by wife and three
sons, Vincent L., Bertelle L. and Chas. F. Winn,
and daughter, Florence M. VIM. all of Yon-
| kers.
Mabel, wife of Eugene c. Donworth, Esq
died july 2nd at their home in Machias few
hours after the birth of daughter. which sur
vived, Mrs. Donworth was 81 years old, the
| daughter of the late Leonard E, and Mrs
| Eliza Levenseller of Hamp len. Her mother
was with her. Her death comes as great
shock to the people of the town. by whom she
| was held in the highest esteem. She was
member of the Ursula Penniman club and act
! i've in other circles.
| Another Camden summer resident, DR.
| George Strawbridge. died at his home In
Germantown, Pa. June 2sth. His daughter
! Mrs. Sailor. who was spending the summer here
left at once for PHILADELPHIA. DR.. Strawbridge
and his family have been coming here Tor z.
years, occupying his cottage on the beifas'
road. He was a quiet modest man OF mgr
character and respected by all who knew hin
Camden Herald.
! Frank Calvin Turner, we'll known residen
| of Hampden, died July Sd at his home in tina
town after brief illness. aged Al years. ID
was for = long time barber and had man!
friends. He leaves 4 wife and brother, Ce
phas Turner.