The Republican journal., 1905-04-27

-r feelings of unfeigned sorrow
-ath of Mr.. William H. Tozier,
If Archibald and Eta Tozier,
ned at his home in South Unity,
is recorded. He was born in
ngs July T., 1872, and in early
IA his parents to this town,
,l hood days We're passed. In
ed Miss Lizzie Fitzpatrick, To-
The southern border of the town,
->sjed up to the time Of his death.
position and sterling character
ends wherever he went. The
taken violently i'll with ty-
ouia and although the best
was procured and devoted
owing parents Of both of the
lid all In their power to miti-
iugs and prolong his life their
"a vain. Neighbors who had
we'd him from early childhood
-rief-stricken household, but
as of severe physical suffering
ae1ully to rest. He bore his
much fortitude, without d
With words Of love and cheer
Ivy indeed has this blow been
-,l family, it being deaths first
'v The loving circle. Deep is the
prrvades the heart of the sor-
wife. sad the hearts of the
lr lOss of their atfectionate son,
manning brothers and sisters
- oss of one dearly beloved. He
.-ply mourned by his associates
well indeed did he fill the mis-
husband, brother and friend.
~ ices were held the following
as late home Rev. n. M. Heikes
warm friend of the deceased, Of
The floral offerings were SO white
Nh. and Mrs. B. Tozier pillow,
r. Knights; wreath, brothers
- 80 half-blown white roses, Mr..
Hosher pillow, Albion friends !,
iukS, Maurice Martin; bouquet of
'a Il Grange; pinks, Mr.. and Mrs.
1T, pinks, DR.. and Mrs. E. NJ.
va lilies, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Stevens !;
eat flowers, Mrs. Esther Shay ;
wreath, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Clark.
e iiOral tributes was an attractive
wax flowers made by the skilful
Grandmother. The interment was
he mourning ones desire to eX-
aeartfelt thanks for the beautiful
hEs, for the comforting words
TO the neighbors and many kind
DO so generously aided them in
1rreavement. .... Claude Kelley,
eeu IN i'll health for some time and
.o the Bangor hospital for treat
N"rk, returned home after an alb
$50 days. Herbert Stevens, Nina
, Mrs. b. A. Fogg and little son,
.e Parkhurst, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
$, Mrs. l.. z. Fostor and sister
orndike last week to attend the
0uge, ,... Joseph Kelley, who has
d" handler residence, will take
as soon as convenient. He in.
ing repairs and painting very
Warren Jones, Jr., and family
ig Isaac Bennett farm in Troy
ID a few days agO........Mr. and
lies Larrabee, who moved from
ldler house recently, now occu-
enement vacated by the Jones
John Stevens, who has been sick
hold fever, died Friday night
Funeral services were held at the
e following Monday.... Mr.. Foster
/ this town and Mrs, Louise AnE
alrtield were married April Is, al
Of the groom. James Libby, Jus
? Peace, performed the ceremony
cath of Mrs. Charlotte Edmunds
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
" ebster, recently. Miss Jennie
yered very interesting lecture al
h last Sunday evening to a large
'clatlve audience. -. Will Benefits
mas been employed in L. L. Rogers
for the winter, had the fingers or
taken off a short time ago. Mucf
is felt for the boy. The schools
began Monday April II. At thu
rs. Rodney Whitaker has charge
,termediate and Miss Grace Bart
Urinary. 1t is evident that theil
are valued highly in the schoo
ms Is their second or third veal
he Easter services at the churcl
lay were largely attended. Tit
and pulpit were prettily decorated
ed plants. Next Sunday an inter
.course in commemoratiOn of Ode
lp Will be given by the pastor, Rev