The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-05-04
OBITUARY..


V. and Emma j. Miller of this city, and wife
of Leslie l.. Hubbard of Brunswick, died sud-
denly in the hospital in Bangor Wednesday
night, April 2Sth. She went to the hospital
April Goth, for the removal of tumor, and
died from the effects of the shock which fol-
| lowed the operation. She was an only
daughter, and was born in Lincolnville in
1870. Her parents came to Belfast when
she was a small child, and she lived here
until her marriage to Mr.. Hubbard, who is
Maine Central engineer, when she went
with him to Watervile and subsequently
| to Brunswick. The deceased was of very
cheerful disposition and carried sunshine
wherever she went. She had good word
for all, never speaking evil of any one and
endeavoring to prevent any one in her pres
ence from imputing improper motives to the
acts of Others The parents have lost kind
and loving daughter and the husband true
and atfectionate wife. They have the sincere
sympathy of large circle OF friends. The
funeral was held Saturday afternoon at the
home of her parents on Northport avenue.
The house was HE'D with friends and neigh
bors, number coming from Northport and
Lncolnville, where the family have many
warm friends. There was a profusion of
beautiful flowers, coming from many differ
ent places where Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard
were known and respected. The interment
will be in Grove Cemetery. The parents
and husband feel deeply grateful to their
friends at home and abroad for kindness
and sympathy expressed and kind acts done.
Miss Hattie B. Fuller and Mrs. Mary
Olivia Kendall died at their home in West
Somerville, Mass, of pneumonia, the former
April 10th and the latter the 18th, They /!
We're daughters of the late Col Sllas M. aud |
Sarah A. Fuller and were born in Belfast,
where they lived until the family moved to |
Massachusetts about thirty years ago.
Their mother died in 1876 and their father |
in 1895, and repose in the family lot in Grove |
Cemetery. Mrs. Kendall had been a widow |
about twenty years, and the shock caused |
by the loss of her husband was great that
she had since been an invalid, During all
these years she was tenderly cared for
by her younger sister, Hattie They were
taken sick about the same time, and the
elder never knew that her sister had been
taken from her the friends fearing the re-
suit of informing her Funeral services
were held for the sisters at their late home
ON the DIST and Goth of April, respectively. |
friend of the family, Mr.. Geo. W, Chase |
of Worcester, accompanied the remains to |
Belfast arriving here Thursday evening.
Brief services were held at Grove Cemetery |
by Rev. 4. A. Smith, and the sisters We're
Inferred in the family lot beside their
parents. They leave one brother, Edward |
Fuller of Prescott, Arizona, ana one sister, |
Mrs. Julia Pierce of South Boston, whose |
first usband, Capt. Amos p Wooster, was
a member of the 4th Maine Regiment, Co.
K, and was killed in the service.
Mrs. Care j Howard died at the home of her
SON. Dr. ID. A. Sargent of Cambridge, Mass.
May lst, at the age of II years. She was
born in Marslted, Mass, and came to Bel
fast with her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Martin
Rogers, when a young woman. Her first
husband was Benjamin Sargent and her
second Adoniram J. Howard, both of Bel
fast One son and one daughter survive her,
DR.. Dudley A, Sargent of Cambridge and
Mrs. +. E Crowley of Augusta. She leaves
two sisters and one brother, Mrs. Maria Pet
tengill of Newburyport, Mass, Mrs. Myra
Bagley of Philadelphia, and Capt. William
! T. Rogers of East Belfast. The remains
We're brought to Belfast yesterday, and the
| funeral services will be held at the home of
Mrs Olive Cooper this, Thursday afternoon,
at o'clock. Rev. Ashley A Smith will Of
| ticlate. During the many years Mrs Howard
/ lived in Belfast she made many friends She
was a faithful and loving wife and mother, a
! good neighbor, ever mindful of the poor and
needy, and an earnest worker in the church.
Died in DiXmont April 24th a ged a years,
Bertha Crocker Twitchell, wife of Mr..
Dana Twitehell and only daughter of Albert
| and Abbe Crocker of Dixmont Corner
Mrs Twitchell was married last November
and moved to Boston, where her husband
was in the employ of Ferguson Bros. The
first of April she came home to her fathers
/ for a short visit aud while there was taken
down with the measles, and although she
had the best of care and medical skill, pneu-
monia set in and caused her death. Mrs.
and her death will be great loss not only
to her friends but to the community where
she was well known and much beloved.
Their many friends extend to Mr.. Twitchell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Crocker their heartfelt
sympathy in this their season of great be-
reavement. The funeral was from the home
of her parents in Dixmont Corner, April
Goth, Rev. f. 5. Dolliff officiating
Died in Thorndlke April 18th, aged %
years and months, Miss Sarah l.. Ward,
daughter, of Benz. F. and Lydia E. Ward.
The deceased had been sick for some time
and her death was caused by disease of the
| liver in connection with other ailments.
Miss Ward was held in high esteem by
those who knew her and will be greatly
missed by her many friends Her mother,
three brothers, Lincoln, Ulysses and Sidney
and two sisters, Elnora and Addie Ward
survive her. The funeral was from her
mothers residence in Ihorndike April 18th
Rev f. s. Dollitf of Jackson officiating.