The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-06-27

worked for Mathews Bros. and Durham &
Hall. The remainder Of his life was spent
in Belfast, with the exception of five years
when employed by Thompson & Griffin of
Stockton Springs. He was twice married
His first wife was Miss Susan Wheeler of
Lowell. Mass, who died in 1865 while the
husband was in the army. The second
wife was Miss Olive Keneston Of Belfast,
who survived him. Heis also survived by
brother, Wm Wilkins of Philadelphia, and
sister, Mrs. Charlotte Butter worth of Lowell.
The funeral took place June 18th, Rev. AL
bert E. Luce, pastor of the M. Z. church,
officiating, and Messrs. c. L. Wright, Chas.
F. Marsh, Freeman O. Roberts and A. C.
Tisdale acting as bearers.
News was received here last week of the
death at her home in Minneapolis, June 18th
OF Evelyn Pendleton, wife of William K.
Morrison, formerly of this city. No particu-
lars are at hand, but death is said to have
resulted from pneumonia. Mrs. Morrison
was a daughter of the late Hon. John G.
Pendleton of Searsport and after her mar.
rlage was resident of this city for some
years, where her husband was engaged in
the hardware business. About Is years ago
ne went to Minneapolis and engaged in the
same business, and that city has since been
their home. Nearly every summer Mr. and
Mrs. Morrison have visited Belfast and Sears
port and the relatives and friends in both
places extend warmest sympathy to the be-
reaved ones Mrs. Pendleton is survived
by brother, Louis Pendleton, and By two
sisters. Miss Avis NJ. Morrison of this city
had been notified of her aunt'S illness and
started for Minneapolis, but on reaching
Boston got word of her death.
Henrietta Lewis Walker passed away at
her rooms on Spring street, Tuesday, June
Is, 1907, after brief illness. Mrs. Walker
was born in Belfast July II, 1925, the first
OF four children born to Frederic A. Lewis,
Esq. and Sally L (Fisher) Lewis. Two
brothers survive, James Lewis of Ashland,
N. H., and Augustus of Pacific Grove,
Calf In 1867 she married Nathan Walker
of Ellsworth and resided in that place until
the death of her husband, when she return.
ed to Belfast and has since made this her
home. A woman of strong Christian faith,
Mrs. Walker was ever an earnest religious
worker and active member in church affairs
and OF the W. c. I. U. OF strong cOnvc-
tions she was strict follower of Christ in
practice as we'll as in her beliefs. The fun
eral was held at her late home Thursday,
June Goth, Rev. A. A. Smith officiating
Ruth, wife of Ezekiel r. Thomas, died at
her home on Primrose street last Sunday
morning after long illness. She is sur
vived by her husband and one daughter,
Mrs. Beryl Ludwick. Funeral services
were held at her late home Tuesday after
noon, Rev. Ashley A. Smith officiating.
Thomas H. Marshall Circle, ladies of the
&. A. r., attended in body and comrades
John A. Patterson, Alexander d. Smalley,
Isaac A. COnant and Henry Staples were
bearers. The floral offerings were many
and beautiful.
Daniel W. Pingree died at his home in
Lawrence, Mass, Wednesday morning, June
10Th, after an illness of ten years. Mr.. Pin
gree was rs years of age and was born in
Chester, n. II. lie was married in 1859 to
Susan Jane, daughter of Jonathan and
Susan Field Durham of Belfast, Maine. He
is survived by his wife, one son and two
daughters. The funeral was held at his late
home Friday afternoon.