The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-03-19
OBITUARY.

H..iau lIeagan, was born in
..-+. October 27, 1880, and died
.-. ....-- LONE in Denver, Colorado,
H... lis mother died when he
l when he WAS about two
I.- her married Lizzie p. Jor-
.- faithful mother to Emery
..... second mother, as well as
.. r..-r. he learned, both by pre-
.... uple, those principles OF up
...,.. gu. s, living by which be shaped
I... dhood to the end. Besides
y ......4 H. received in his home, and
!, -.... ,phoolS and High school of
rsf. au hich he graduated in the
....-y... fe also received the advantage
.r ,-als course at Harvard Univer-
~. rM-ttJ years following his gradua-
a.. q. High school were spent in
.gu HE farm, teaching district
,,fs.- sd fu iligent application of all his
,n.a..ps H perfecting his preparation for
ll..rr9 Nbth he entered as student IN
n ,aI rom which he graduated with
-.tb-e class of 1905. For a short time
,.., t.. --pluation he devoted himself to
F,.-a., WY.a, in which he showed marked
,ba-, M..1i thought and expression. He
.r17IN. high school at JoneSpOrt in the
..o. qoJ and 1906, and in the spring of
o.lmV,.l to New York and entered the
,,y. ts Metropolitan Finance Com
ham, fl- emaued in the New York office
+n ,-o weeks before he was promoted
n.ua,aaa ID Lowell, Mass, as representa-
h. t..- campany, whose business was
h. .s...- W money to large manufactur-
/, -r,rrtiunS On sales of their products.
I6e e- af these transactions were at
eri. GO hun and the loans and collec-
i.r,,f .aI.r accounts, pledged as collateral,
.a,,4. .'rlsh his hands. In this most re-
pnr,.ts position he acquitted himself most
stHls.y. v 90 his employers, but on ac-
oa a death of his mother, and his
Irr a.aith, he resigned his position
b a- .-d returned to the farm with
If '- -, May. The fathers health
a .- uu Of them went to Colorado IN
S@r..-l here Emerys health immedl-
ly --pl 30 improve, but his father
,4a aH and they returned home in
/ Unnary, where his father died
uamd. -Nl The care and physical strain
b .sg- ui constant attendance at his
B&u' .-l..de exhausted Emery's vital
H. .u ~, lis courage, and after his faith
fI i-Ga Immediately returned to Col
Lsi. eoufdent he should there re-
b .,.sl.h His letters to his friends
BE- anau to the last, but in letter
kl... .'yl a week before his death, in
h. M MP to the foothills, he Incl
Fea U-Htoned a slight trouble withhis
fla at he feared he had taken cold
Rt.44 ..9wn at present of the immed-
4-- LIS death but it is probable
a rs u.i developed other and fatal
The funeral services, at
fau4 .4e hpyarand Adolph Rossbach Off
Pael Mas he'd at the Heagan homestead
t7'ia Na,ch 18th, attended by relatives,
Eeli' a4t neighbors, whose tributes of
FN-Han4 words softly spoken, expressed
kDs7La. 0. he esteem in which he was
Fedt .luse " ho knew him best.
fNam johnson died quite suddenly
aaa .. Mo-, January 22nd, of pneu.
IewaS the oldest son of Joseph
1A4heru Robinson of Winterport, who
tl where Mr.. d. NJ. Moody now lives,
ias- large family. William in his
n lF, ,U.owed the sea, and at one time
SI lAp JBited States Navy. He took
active pam in the War of the Rebellion
While III he service he developed asth.
H7 lhaAy went to Rich Hill, Mo-,
T- ae owned farm, on account of his
'ala and for long time the climate there
S'a a'th Inn. He leaves to mourn theiI
"4Sie and two sisters and one brother
&Iah Merrill, of Old Orchard, Mrs.
~ fraser. san Jose. Cal, and Mr.. Joseph
'uO'oa oi Grand Rapids. The older resi-
@9oi "lnterport will remember the fam.
'''i well and Mr.. Robinson and his wife
0s lFd ii high esteem as citizens.
i" julia Alden, daughter of Hon.
l'' 7 and Mary A. White of this city,
Boston March 14th, aged 80 years
| months. She was born in Belfast
lao 'yed in Boston about 25 years. Her
q''u, arrived here Tuesday, accompanied
u,' Noiher, DR.. James G. White of Bos-
%I daughter Edith and her husband,
S0hier. There was an inter-
erF4mony at the city tomb, Grove
a,'7-- 1T l0a. m. Tuesday, Rev. Adolph
'"'aca ofctating.
Lirery, widow of the late Cap
,s''c N. B0ardman, who had been i'll
'''s- ears at the home of Mrs. Care
'Tsf % Miller street, died March 10TH
5earS and months. Her death
.7' from a shock sustained a week
'uS For eight years the deceased
u' uhfemltting care of Mrs. Stickney
'" gave her daughters devotion
.'''Ihg life singularly alone, berefi
~usalate relatives and never seeking
,~panl0nship of friends or neighbors
,aa My son, Emery BOardmaD, ESQ.,, died
~, ' ana her husband in 1900. Three
h %Do ~. three nephews of the family sur
h. Ut funeral took place at Mrs
Dd. saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
Livs. s'sq by Rev, Ashley A. Smith of the
ni,, @'"liat Church, with which society the
s,s, was Tor many years identified. The
were Capt. r. w. Warren, Hon
es. p1aton, Messrs. Jerre Sullivan and
yea Quimby.
Ad,aeit reynolds of Burnham sent tC
Egaowseltlser Office this week bunch OF
Strs :. recently picked. Picking May