The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-12-14
OBITUARY.

Ihomas laugh died Dec 9Th, at the hom,
vi MS brother, William Haugh. He wa.
indlsposed and did not 90 out in the morn
ing ana later went to his room to lie down
LII she afternoon Mrs. William Haugf
went 10 his room to see if he wanted any
thlhg ana found him apparently lifeless
Dr' u. Z. kilgOre was sent for and after al
examination said that he had been dead fo,
several hours. The deceased had before
had serious attacks of heart trouble and
That was no doubt the cause of his death
Thomas Haugh was born in Belfast July
4, 1854, the son of Charles and Margaret
Haugh' ana had always lived here. For a
4ioihper OF years he was employed in the
shoe factory as laster and cutter, and later
was IN the restaurant and hotel business,
he was at one time proprietor of the
windsor Hotel and was the head of the
hrm of Haugh, Varney & Edwards which
conducted the Crosby Inn from 1892 until it
was burned. Latterly he had not been in
acllve business. He was interested in all
KINDS OF sports, but particularly in base
Dali, ana was widely Known as man true
To MS friends and of genial and generous
| uisposltlon. Hels survived by two brothers,
william and Charles Haugh of Belfast, and
/ one sister, Mrs. Russell G. DYER of Port
land He was a member of Timothy
Chase Lodge, No. 126, F. and A NJ, Silver
cross Lodge, No. 5S, Knights of Pythias,
ana Bangor Lodge of Elks, No 244 The
funeral services were held at the residence
| Friday afternoon, Rev. Ashley A. Smith,
pastor OF the U Unlversalst church, officiating
! Rev Harry Lutz, pastor of the Unitarian
church, was present as a brother Mason
and member of the same lodge Silver
cross Lodge, X. of P, attended in a body.
Ihe floral offerings were as follows: Basket,
! Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Haugh, Mrs. r. G. DYER
pillow, Miss Tena jackson pillow, Mrs. NJ.
=. Haugh, Mrs Kate Haugh Biather, Mr.
Henry Haugh; pinks and roses, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. B. Thompson; wreath. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Walker; wreath, Luther Ham
mons, }. F. Sylvester, Martin Webber,
George Darby, Horace Smalley, C. Sheldon,
Bert Darby, L. II. Colcord, Ralph Darby,
W. A. Kimball, W. G. Sprague, j. bennett,
j. Norton, A. Lane, l. I. Clough; basket,
Mr.. Charles Lancaster; Masonic emblem ,
X, of P. emblem; bouquets, Dr. G. c. Kill
gore, MIR. James Hartman, Fogg & Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Hall. Mr. and Mrs An
drew Fahy, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Sherman,
MIR. True Hayford and Mr.. Carroll Thomp-
son, Mr. W. E. Dilworth, Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
| Coombs, Miss Annie Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Webber, Mr. and Mrs Frank Jack
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Darby, Mrs Una
! Sheldon. Miss Georgia Sheldon. Miss Leila
Sheldon and Miss Nellie Hartford,
! Mary A. Wetherbee, wife of Charles
| Wetherbee of Belmont, died, or passed to a
higher life, Nov u 1905 aged 70 wears
and months. Mrs. Wetherbee was the
/ daughter of Amos and Mary Greer of Bel
mont. Through her illness she was tenderly
cared for by her husband, children, and her
many devoted friends. Mrs. Wetherbee
was highly respected and loved by all who
knew her. She was entirely devoted to her
home and children, and was endowed or
blessed with a sterling character and
pleasing disposition. She always had
kind word for every one. She was a noble
woman and leaves hosts of friends TO
! mourn her passing away. She leaves to
, mourn their loss devoted husband, one
son, Mr.. George Wetherbee of Providence,
r, L., and one step-daughter, Mrs. Emma
Morrill, of Belmont; two sisters, Mrs.
Harriet Morrill, of Belmont, and Mrs.
Hannah Hook of <Searsmont, and two
brothers, Gilbert Greer and Thomas
Greer of Belmont. Mrs. Wetherbee's life
work is ended and she has now become
ministering hope and spirit to those left in
sadness in her earthly home. The funeral
services were at her late home in Belmont,
Nov. 29th, Rev. Ashley A. Smith of Belfast
officiating. The interment was in the
family lot in Hillside cemetery, Belmont.
The floral tributes were many and beauti-
full, testifying in how great esteem Mrs.
Wetherbee was held by her friends and ac
Quaintances.
The funeral of Mrs. Emily (Richards(
Pendleton took place in the Baptist meet
ing house. Islesboro, Friday afternoon,
Dec 8th, and was largely attended. Rev.
Geo E. Tufts officated. She united with
the church in 1858, and was a woman of
rare Christian excellence. She was able to
attend divine worship until within three
weeks of her departure. She was born in
Camden, and sometimes remarked that she
was the age of the Queen, born the same
month and year, only nine days previously,
May Is, 1919 In April 1886 she married
Joseph Pendleton, Jr., of Islesboro. He
was born Nov. 20, 1905, and died and was
buried at sea July 20, 1858. She is survived
by four children-Mrs. f. A. Eames, Mrs.
D. ii. Hall, Mrs. Sophronia E. Hatch and
Mrs. Ellen Fairfield, also by nine grand
children and seven great grandchildren.
She will be greatly missed by relatives and
many friends, who will hold her in happy
memory.
Mary, (Whitmore) widow of the late
Mark Ames, died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lulie Ufford, Is Eastern Avenue,
Springfield, Mass, Nov. Sth, aged II years,
2 months and 20 days. Mrs. Ames was a
daughter of Joseph and Mary A. Whitmore
of Verona. She married Mark Ames of
Appleton and moved there "a years ago and
lived in the same place until the death OF
her husband, II years ago, since which
time she had lived with her daughter in
Massachusetts the greater part OF the time.
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