The Republican journal., 1902-03-13
OBITUARY.

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-o'' "0Ai Ano" iooluoA' VI
Troy, died at his home in that town Feb. 1st
after a long illness of comnlication of dis
o.Sos at tho ono Of ce ,,oo,a ,,.,,.,
o"'e'' az 'no age VI 90 years. hiohtiis anu ~
days. HIS health had been greatly impaired
for "a number of wears, and he had also suf-
farod ,,,,oh eo,>' ,.. M. I:.4.e.,,
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Aaver'lser says:
The deceased was son of William and
Elizabeth RhOades, and was born June II,
1885. He was always dutiful and Obedient
to the wishes and desires of his parents,
working with his father on the farm, learn
ing with him also the blacksmith and stone
cutters trades during his minority, at
which he worked in after wears. He was
twice married. In October, 1856, he was
married to Miss Mary Hilman, with whom
he enjoyed all the pleasures of happy
home until August 1884, when she was call
ed to the higher life, leaving her husband
and an only child, Miss Minnie Rhoades,
to mourn the loss of a devoted Christian
wife and mother Sept. 5, 1885, he was mar
ried to his second wife, Miss Ida Wright of
Pittsfeld, who survives him, and who so
tenderly and faithfully attended TO all his
needs and desires during his long and pain
full sickness. He bore his suffering uncom-
plainngly and with most marvellous pa
tience and forttude
He removed to PittSfeld in April, 1869,
where he worked at his trades as black
smith and stone cutter lie assisted his
father in the contract he had taken of law, ,:,
ing the foundation of Maine Central Insti-
tute, and helped to lay the foundation of
and onened clnthino ,o sie nd ei".lns oGSlnss
shop, which vocation he followed until
March, ls9o' when he removed to his native
many mari ed II" ol"seu a IA iai III H. lllah,
ton of things around him, Always indns-
trlous, MS labors were wholly directed
fonnd to dn ho s4ra1 ii".eaHi hI9 .9.t hanius
of a quiet and retiring disnosition. he en-
loyed socIabllity and the visitation of
nf az Ills nome was source
unable to see his daugbtar ' Mrs. Ritnhia iiae
her letters of filial regard and many kind
leillel1i oiahces We're a great comfort and
mass and nain i1, III ts 10 iioul VI WA
a kind, tender and atfectionate husband and
iatneI' an obllglng nelghbor and an honest,
danShter Ms wi1i;on Pi+obio f Eno fIo*, st, "
North Dakota, one brother, @, B. Rhoades'
ana TWO sisters, Mrs. Hannah Woods and
thair nSeei'"n 1nis NJ iicA VI lfoy' W mourn
The funeral service was held at his late
residence Tuesday forenoon, Feb. 4th, Rev.
and ia in,,1ro moce VI ~ my olclat1ng III prleI
r. F.: Stone. E. II Garcelon. g +. TYLER
and +. w. Cock. The interment was in
ralrVle" cemetery
Emma r. (Aooott} Mcdonald dled
ouuoehiy a' her nome OH congress street
oeeh III poor health LOT long llihe' ana ior
"eeA hau oef'h cohiliieo " hei peu the
. ie"'ei pait VI Ile tiitle' FRIDAY morning
'ie was ieeilns oetter ana went 10 all
io''n' pu' "hen ie'ui nii's zen
anu must nave expired instantly. physi-
ciah was suiiiiiioheu at once U! telepholle'
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non. Neheill'"n Aono''' anu "ileol non.
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inA" ""'e' nouee III oeiilie -hon'N l'ie
n"iel T. aseo 90 years. liiohths' I'd! y
oi q n'iiiDei vi Se"is eAo iiau oeeii an III
N"i'u anu uuiiaS poitioil Vi tiie 'iii'e was
euoJeo' W iiiucn suheillls' WHICH sue ooie
WIN sleat patience anu lorIituue' oile had
llaue leI nome Win MIS-. "aterhouse loi
she was tehaerly cared 1or, receiving every
a'tehlloh conducive 10 her comfort ana
happiness MISS 1erry was ever OF an
athlaple dlsposltloh her nina was en-
rlched by instructive courses OF readings,
winch added to naturally reVerent and
coHtemplatlve nature, produced character
well calculated to bestow much enjoyment
upon those with whom she associated. She
was ever a dutiful and loving daughter,
caring faithfully Tor her aged parents While
they llVed a tender ana opllglhg sister, ana