The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-22
OBITUARY..

OBITUARY.
,,-, J. Gilman died in Newport
H' ,,-a9 IS years. She had been
b o. wore attacks during the past
" - would rally and be about
..rroagh great sufferer most
r.rlastiIlness confined her to
davs. and the end came
-Mtr the physician who sat
scarcely tell when the
,. ... Mrs. Gilman was
yhdre she lived until she
la TO live with her daugh-
Cram, about IA years
.4e name was Mary J.
he married John N. Gil
Ike Of Liberty, about 80
Gilman passed away "a
rng his widow with two
.. care for, which she had
o.h the greatest love and
..-. at last it was their privi-
the loving mother, doing
.1rr 10 tighten the burden
1.gs. During her life in
made hosts of sincere
WIS a member of Victoria
a-. No. IA, I. o. 0. F.,
.is Chapter, No. AZ, 0. E.
r. I aides Aid Society and
ata would permit she was
society, taking great IN
..r Welfare to the last. Be-
.,.-er. Mrs. Danvers Cram,
.-g Gilman, and a grandson,
she leaves four sisters:
Pre scott of Newport; Mrs.
Bath; Mrs. C. B. Stuart
Mass; Mrs. G. W. F'itz-
E.rvilIe, and one brother,
man of Washington, all
tHo sympathy of a host of
funeral was held at her
- only the relatives and
resent. Rev. M. S. Hill
.rlav the remains We're
Tor burial and brief
at the home of George
f-in-law of the deceased.
cost conducted the ser
.r rested in a bed of
with several set pieces
at organizations. Mrs.
inferred in Liberty as a
faithful wife and devot-
iuterment was in the
Mount Repose cemetery,
widow of the late Hen
..IOct. 10th at her home
.... after d painful illness of
.0- LAST July while visiting
sIrs. George Kittredge, in
--aiued a paralytic shock
Sine rallied sufficiently to be
ne a few weeks later she
lel since, despite every
her life. She was the
nond PendIeton and was
...rr Dec. Is, 1858, She was
liza ttrson Durgin when
,- children were horn to
lest, Mrs. Loring Carver of
about year ago. She is
qrae daughters: Mrs. George
If Belfast, Mrs. N. Louden
100. Mass, and Miss Stella
ls.esboro; and by two sons,
Ccw York and Richmond of
She has four sisters living in
Nrs. Pyam Hatch, Mrs. Alfred
nhauncey Davis and Miss
Wleton, Mrs. Durgin was a
u5er of the Baptist church
an in every sense of the
tua wife. mother and sister.
Illness she was carefully tend
ing children and sisters, who
Inione to relieve her suffer-
.el services We're held at the
.- unday, and she was laid at
&c. ,emetery in Islesboro beside
Jones gone before.
-.pott. who died in Verona, Oct.
qge Of II years, had long been
III the Verona Park Associa-
was universally respected. He
any towns offices. He was
ways lived in the house in
i He was treasurer Of the
Go. and town clerk at his
asei was a dear friend of F.
. no ofticiated at his funeral.
a tur sons and one daughter.
comment member of the
funeral was held Thursday
his late home, NJ. P.
land officiating; E. NJ. Nye,
ss, w. L. Luce and l. L.
red two selections. The
4 H, Whitmore, G. w.
u William Clay and Henry
.4e hurial was at Verona.
SER Fuller, ST., aged nearly
lnr Of his retirement six
oldest merchant in Rock
rt l4th. He was senior
lac Fuller-Cobb company,
il large department store.
AS 4 direct descendant of
.. no came over In the May
was born in Warren and
and in 1874, having been
lee he was 10 years Of age.
-a IN he was married in 1841,
RS and two sons, survive
. -unS and daughters are Will
s.ef Jr., Frank W. Fuller, Mrs.
Hills, Mrs. Mary Veazie and
If ..uod, all of Rockland.
,r9,sett died Oct. 18th in Liberty
one # Mrs. Albert Young, where
4el ooarding for the past year, at
aaned age of 80 years. The fu-
rl14 was held at the church
forenoon, Rev. T. r. Pentecost
4g The deceased is survived by
3. llree sons and two daughters:
as,heldor, Austin C. and Addin
of liberty village, Mrs. Eta
Of -oNiston and Alfred Crockett
IL aeWsmont. The interment was
-Nppse cemetery, Montville.
~. "oatherbee of Warren, one
ISL tnown members of the Ma
.tv in Maine. died Oct. 18th