The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-12-15

oAAe hau Oeen IN Ill health FOL
many years and when unable to work had mad,
ner home with her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Durpin
some time ago she went to live with the fam.
ny OF her nephew, William R. Roix of Ash.
lano' and fell Ill and was taken to Bangor. He,
step-mother, Mrs. Rachel P. Roix, is the only
remaining member of her fathers family.
Lewis Fenwick died at his home in Lincoln.
VILE December srd, aged IS years, Q month.
and Il days. He had been ill since last April,
When he underwent an operation for appendi-
c'tls. He was born in Morrill,. the son Of John
ana orianna Morrison Fenwick. July 8, 1909
ne was united in marriage with Miss Gertrude
"nltccmb of Waldo, who survives him, with
three sisters and four brothers: Mrs. Wallace
carver of New York City, Mrs. Lincoln Wade
OF Lncolnville, Mrs. M. A. Sanborn of Belfast,
walter of Morrill, Willis of Lincolnville, Fred
OF Belmont and Everett of Morrill,. The burial
was In Morrill,, Rev. Arthur G. Roberts of the
Belfast Baptist church officiating, and the pro-
fusion of beautiful flowers showed the love and
respect of many for the departed.
n: II. Mcdonald died suddenly at his home
on Northport avenue at IL p m. December 9th.
ne mad been in poor health for severalyears
Out MS death was unexpected. The funeral
services was held at the residence Tuesday af-
ternoon. December 18th, Rev Adolph Ross
bach of the Unitarian church officiating. An
obituary will be given later.
The writer of the obituary of Mr.. Augustus
u. Rose which appeared in The Journal last
week has since been informed that he omit
En -
Phoebe and Nancy, who are living at the home
stead in Brooks,
Again the Grim Reaper has taken from our
midst one of Iola's aged and most highly re-
spected citizens. Mrs. Harriet Taylor, aged S3
years, months and % days, passed peacefully
away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. F. P.
Elliott, lp the village, at eighteen minutes
after twelve o'clock last Sunday night, after an
illness of but q weeks duration from the
effects of stroke of paralysis which she re-
celved on Sunday Oct. 23d. At the time of
her death she was surrounded by several men,
bers of her family and was conscious up to
the last minute and bade them all farewell be-
rare passing into everlasting s'eep. Harriet
Lamb was born in Belmont, Maine, March e.
1927, and resided with her parents up to the
time of her marriage to H. C. Taylor, which
took place in Lincolnville, Me-, Dec 81, 184b.
This union was blessed with eleven children.
Two OF Whom dled IN infancy, In 1888 Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor came to lola and two years later,
in 1885 Mr.. Taylor passed away. Mrs. Taylor
was one of those kind-hearted, generous
christian ladies who numbered her friends by
the score and she will be sadly missed from
their midst. Seven children, three daughters
and four sons survive, to mourn the loss Of
kind and loving mother. They are: Mrs. F. P.
Elliott with whom the mother has made her
home for the past eleven years; Mrs. F. H.
Johnston of Pasadena, CAL; Mrs F. P. Spencer
OF Hamilton, Mont; Henry B. Taylor of Buff
falo, S. D.; Richard B. Taylor of Lake Stevens,
WASH; Geo. Taylor of Manawa, and E. M Tay-
lor of this village. Two sons preceded her in
death-Edgar c who died some fifteen years
ago in Santa Cruz, Cal, and j. Sanborn, who
died at Edmonds, Wash, May 13, 1910 The
funeral was held from the M E. church at two
o'clock yesterday afternoon, Rev. Jno. Kendall
officiating with interment in Riverside ceme-
terry. The pallbearers were H. B., Geo. c., E.
NJ, Geo. F.. E. O., and Emery Taylor, sons and
nephews and grandchild Of the deceased. The
remains were followed to the cemetery by
large concourse of people. Those of the near
relatives from out of town who attended the
funeral were Henry B. Taylor Of Buffalo, S. D.
and Geo. Taylor and family of Manawa.-The
lola Herald. lola, Wis, Nov. 8, 1910.