The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-05-14

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4aa VI. Kimball died at her late home
4'4, pace April oath at 8 a. m. after a
20. nd ptLient illness of more than four
ems During most of that time she was
aae .d- out and do some light work
aoG he house, but about three months
q as began to fail more rapidly until the
l-'-o-4l Death came to her relief. The
7si'eI was born in Benton, Maine, 40
8r and at her death was 40 years and
5-iI' age Her father was soldier in
a Fi War and her mother, Amanda
rae Strong Basler, was a resident of
4s place. At the close of the war her
.''-.& made their residence in Washing
a. Her father was killed by an &C
slr-. SOON after the close of the war, but
4 laughter still remained in Washington,
-s '0 the last five years of her stay there
W Euyernment employ in the Post Of
y .-laltment. In 1892 she returned to
~' pace and soon after was united in
--ssTage to VIM. Kimball, who survives her.
D deceased was a kind, indulgent wife,
~@t-eaDie and pleasant neighbor, taking
41 interest in the welfare of those around
aud WAS always ready to lend a help
lsnd to those in need. She took great
+isl' ID fancy work and her house was
,sl4GiSely adorned with her handiwork in
ns acl she was very proficient. She was
auOeT Of SebasticOOk Grange, No. 90, and
.@5sways Interested in the welfare Of the
aa5I She caves to mourn their loss a
...Soald, stepson and two step-daughterS,
s@4tYeral aunts and cousins. The funeral
Ggces we're held from her late residence
~. sNa 10Th. A beautiful pillow of roses
5@s nl her casket presented by the hus.
s 1aal nscrbed wife," while a profusion of
, 9a. offerings were presented by relatives
~' Lgleu1s Words of comfort were spoken
s1 We Methodist clergyman Of Pittsfield
WY lie n'erment was at Mount Cemetery.
"oHfECT FERRY.
4, III u J.. D. Berry, who has been visiting
nj 1'''>aehuSetts the past six weeks, return
.3i N-f home here last Friday, accOmpan
and by son Alvah and Mrs. Z. D. Carley
vii IU5lter of West Newton, Mass, who
Em,' hlt Mrs. Berry one week.. Mrs.
ss glt d, Luke, who has been in Massachu
Gf ne past winter, returned home April
h, MT George Gruby of Boston was
h. several days last week looking after
b GUNNER home. His many friends will
NJ " 70 see Sunnyside opened again. -.
@5nNn,' j, Heagan was in Bangor Saturday
tni GuSineSs, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cliff
sf.n...l Wnterport, Me-, visited Mrs. C's
IN, Is, MI. and Mrs. G. A. Avery, several
6t s last week 80. Capt. W. H. Hartman
IseSS 40 down the river in his vessel, sch.
d 81 d. Haskell, last Saturday and salut-
ssy i llS friends living by the river on his
aaS down low Mr.. Eugene Barnes was in Port
dee,aa ana Waterville last week. He was
G. soI S to the Republican conventions. MIR.
Mr.. Weseott of Mortified, VT, and son
aer arrived here May 1st and will get
Nil nome ready for Mrs. Wescott, who
l6sra rflve some time the coming week.
2snp many friends will be glad to welcome
7sisSg d i'k to their old hOme.... Morris CHM
10. y Th us brother Otis in Brewer last week.
% tb ane people from this place who attend
Pr9s me May ball in the new K. P. hall at
h0Os ~ Marsh had delightful time and
eonin,al ete will be many more during the
sho ~ ~. summer. Mrs. Orriila McMann,
ieaTs" os been a shut-in for the past three
elaiFP IVA was presented with a nice wheel
Can aSt week. The donors were the late
NJ ana Nd ); Croker, brother Of Mrs. NJ;
"Hu Mrs. c. r. Hill of WinterpOrt;