The Republican journal., 1900-05-17

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-oth -naiiie i.est M plaoh was d ''eilioei
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Waldo county. if not in the State. He was
tfty-seven years old when he entered the
service. For the six past wears he had been
nearly HELPLESS. probably due to the hard
ships of military service.
Our departed friend was a grandson of
Edmund Black of Chester, n H., born in
1886, and Molly Black born in 1888 They
had eleven children. In January, 1892,
the daughter Abigail, having married
Stephen Marden, settled in Palermo,
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Element John Black took the lot of land
on which Ira Black now lives, and built A
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hooSe' l'A-o iee'' Ni'eie 'i'e '''DJe'' VI tiiis
sketch was born, Jan. q, 1906, and was the
Oldest child of a family of seven children
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Ambrose Nuftls, aSeu ~ years. dled May
10th at the home of his sister, Mrs. Ella
Soal,;ns with whom he had lived for tho
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past three years. lie passed away after an
illness of quick consumption. The funeral
,.,, h,,a c,d. 81 n,o,oo1, Pow D ~
was nei. S''.l'"' f. w, N'
Capen officiating. The floral offerings IN
cluded a bouquet of roses and pinks from
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nio 'i'tei' 'i'' -" 10y ~ "''o' "A"
bouquets from Goldle Whltlng ana Minnie
Seekins.
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ues"as iioi 'iii's u 'ne o7a.h ~ l i''si'ei''
OF u. &. HusSey formerly OF this city and
at one time an employe of Mathews Bros
so'l an" '1,i'' i"s'1r' "na ." tIIs', -, ~
er IN the Sons OF veterans lie leaves
wife and two children.
Cyrus n. Richards, who recently bought
out the grocery business of Osgood A. Gil
bert, died very suddenly in his store Friday
afternoon Mr. Richards had been i'll with
the grip but was recovering and had
stated that morning that he felt better than
at any time since he had been taken ILL.,
Shortly after O'Clock he fell back in his
chair and died in few moments. Mr. Rich
ards was native of Belfast and previous to
coming here last fall had resided in Lincoln
Vile and Rockport He was a resident of
the latter town % years, a portion of which
time he was manager Of Gershom L. Bur
CESS store and Shipping office. lie also
calVied on a clothing business there. AL
though Mr. Richards had resided here a
comparatively short time he had made many