The Republican journal., 1910-12-29
OBITUARY..

e death u Of its most highly re.
loses o,,, and the sympathy of
d citl5 5f fbs entire &C immunity is
,opie 81 .h ~ bereaved family. Mr..
led to ,'' The third son Of the late
ise was .oi katherine f.iS Staples 6. Green
adsf anu So " in the town of Waldo,
% was s. "o, 10, 1894, where the
rapls sand He was educated in
rl3'ipssgg;s native town and at the
bg q. o, an seminary, Kents Hill,
WE 5.sr 4 leaving the seminary he
Az far several years. When
. Sc1o ,,s w was p years of age the
reeAIaSS to Knox, Maine. 1t was
no'5 ,,,, , that the West appealed
this l''i,' spirit and accordingly in
safIg ia Sacramento, California,
Fs ...os ~ associated in business for
ne WIS his brothers, Alonzo and
: WIN ga3 cone there several years
who 3, .aa he went to Nevada and
L u tbs milk business; first at
ID y r.,g and several months later
ia eli} , l' where he remained un-
IS v ai'ey in 1865 he came back to
i4'u a,,re directly to Northport
. ,arz1ts mad moved during his
1is s e. rr decided to settle
p ~ ,a and bought the farm
e ja-' ..,Lsr was part owner and
% i 5.-'g -. the Daniel A. Wad-
Az ,nr,.r 1868. he was unit
p. With Miss Clara j. Pres
Iaff.as tbs late Joel and Kath-
.ls. NJ the same town. and
H. o65 has been his devoted
...resr and who survives
.r.., was blessed with two
1 u, ami Dwight c., both
y y.g and reside near the
IL MI Grpenlaw was CON
,,,.-sI ara united with the
E.l. CHURCH in his native
@ -arnest and active
-- ,. 7u..e to Northport he
wembership and has
5.s bart i'm supporting the
'.-'' rations and activities,
a.s IA the entire sympathy
4 H. ,r4enlaw, who in early
,... Il H. led Christian. And
s ar.. me- was founded that
n ,...r- Las been sending forth
.,. ~4-.a.- unon the commun-
I'VE .hs srce of this home,
s4.. r .aeted in many homes
s tr-. mas been that of
race was said before
worring and evening
v- u4 from the family
-.-. a1i wife united their
.-. .n. .iyjne wisdom, grace
-.s.aln them each day.
..4 bias often been spirit
IT'S .y has been privileged
rmm their devotions. Mr..
wrarest in the welfare
trr.. a rim TO give literally of
r-ra. and money. He was
d. many wears until ill
ora. . ra resign. His home
sys a,.l brown open for religi-
ass meetings and PRAYER
San bang held there and many
Inns, n also took an active in
p ar- affairs, serving on the
SCI. -m-a. Mr.. Greenlaw was
# a~-a io7ate and SYMPATHETIC
nt t0-7efuI and with a will to
IN. h. He was a faithful hus-
en- father. During his long
fl H4 kind deeds of charity.
AWAY responsive to the needs
9oot and unfortunate. Several
Pa Mr.. Greenlaw began to be
With rheumatism. which grad
4v worse until, complicated with
,ess+s. II had confined him to the
greater part of the time during
few years. He had, however,
e TO walk about the house with
Of bis cane and to 90 riding
a..y But while suffering the
4y NJ the flesh vet he rot aimed
Of bis mental faculties almost to
with much of his former cour-
energy He often remarked
g14d get better and be able to
me- again. His faith in God was
al 30 Lad the assurance at all
hat Il is we'll with my SOUL"
g.' IRE TO depart and be
fNf 1E Is far BETTER" rather
lur f be a care and to suffer.
{ f-l VI November he suffered
"#r.rH 'ontined him to his bed,
ul+p- UEiety was felt, and he
.rn4 .-w days and seemed as
sa H3t he was soon stricken
r. PARTIALLY rallied. Sunday
miner 18th, he appeared to
wig s-@ conversed with his
4 --.l-. having her read to
". @my he grew worse and
"T was found in an IN
is ION and the family physi-
i5- f-at he had suffered a shock.
a.'e1 III this condition until early
guy s-leruoon when he peace
NED his eyes and "was not" for
OF whom it was said, "They
isonsThere vet in the hill tons
.be country that hath no pain,
WI watch in his beautiful doorway