The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-28
Obituary.


That town Nov 21st after a long illness from
q complication of diseases. He was born in
Union, in 1921, and came to Waldo about 40
years ago, from that place. He has ALWAYS
engaged in farming, and although man Of
strong convictions and positive opinions on
all matters, never sought or would accent
office. The only society Of which he was a
Der OF Honesty Grange of Morrill, His
wife, who survives him, was Martha E.
Lane of Brooks. Six children remain to
mourn the loss Of good and kind parent.
DIR. +. f. Luce of Rockland, DR.. Irving M,
Luce Of Merrimac, Mass, Misses Nellie NJ
Maurice g., who live on the home farm.
The funeral was held Sunday forenoon and
trends from tar and near assent mbleu in large
numbers to pay homage to his memory
Isaac r. Hatch of Waldo died at his home
in that town Nov. 26th, after a severe illuess
tive Of Morrill, and lived there until middle
life, when he moved to Waldo While in
Morrill, he was engaged in trade, but since
moving to Waldo has been farmer. He Has
been Town Clerk of Morrill, and Selectman
Of Waldo, and last spring was elected
Collector Ut Taxes. He was upright and
honorable in all his dealings, and was
valued member of the Baptist church Of
Morrill,, and Of Phoenix Lodge of Masons Of
Parker Mears Of Morrill, and one daughter.
the wife Of Or. i. ~ Pearson OF Morrill,.
survive him. He leaves one sister, Mrs
n. l.. jackson of Morrill, The funeral will
pc held tomorrow Friday, afternoon.
Gen. Daniel White died in Boston last
sunday morning. Gen. White was formerly
of Bangor and will he well remembered
here ~ many people He was born in Win
terport in 1928 and came to Bangor when a
young man and went into business here.
tie went to the war as member of the "a
Maine in 1861. He was captain of Co. 1,
from Dec. 16, 1861, to June 10, 1863 captain
Of Co. A, 31st Maine; made major April 30,
1864, and colonel July i 1861 brevet brgad-
ier general March 13, 1865, and was discharg-
ed July 81, 1865. He was held a prisoner by
the rebels for some time. He was brave
soldier. After returning from the war lie
resumed the jewelry business in Bangor.
selling out in 1881, when he went " est. Ue
returned the same year and entered into
partnership with Mai. r. G. Rollins in the
manufacture Of soap. In 1883 he went to
Massachusetts. He was elected captain Of
the Jameson Guards, May "a, 1870, and was
made Colonel Of the 1st regiment. M. V. M.
April II, 1873, and served until it was dis.
banded June IL, 1880. He was elected Col
onel Of the 2nd regiment, July !. 1880, and
resigned June 10, 1881, but was reelected
August y OF the same year He had served
as aldermen from ward 5 and was also a
member Of the legislature, being member
of the commission to revise the militia He
was the first commander of B. II. Beale
Post, g. a. ~, Of this city, and the first de-
partment commander Of Maine He was
in command of the militia in the exciting
State steal times. His wife and daughter
both living in Boston, survive him. His
wife was formerly Miss Rich Of Winterport
Gen. w hte had many excellent qualities
which Won him the esteem of numerous
friends, tie leaves sister and brother ii
Winterport. Bangor Wing 4 Courier.