The Republican journal., 1910-05-12
OBITUARY..

OBITUARY.
...- zell, Esq, died May 9Th at his
.. -.s aged 10 years and months.
..r.- leed in Monroe and when a
pal -a-aht school for several years
I'D erred a fine teacher. He was
... .. many years and later was ad-
" aldo county bar and practiced
nj. aatth failed. He was consider
r.. i.aorlty on all matters of deeds,
.-, always advised his clients to
rather than have law suit.
IS. Der of Garfield Lodge, No IS,
0 Ninterport and his words of
- ere slened to in the lodge room and
81 10. lie was a faithful member of
rc lgtt Grange of Monroe and took
lien. ra-; Il all discussions. About three
s.r e heal tn prevented his atten-
..t f-- Eatherings and only occasion
as z a5.e TO go out. He had gradually
s virler and the end came suddenly as
.' ight shock He was faithful
.s---z: during his illness by his wife,
gJ. rH- sereaYed son and daughter have
.rs.ae + the community. He is sur
b. is a e and by son and daughter,
5.a5 Asq., of Searsport and Mrs. Ray
.7-ar Of Belfast. The funeral SER
Rza 7arge of Garfield Lodge of VIM
rs.a .s -ermon by Rev. David Brack-
s.as The floral tributes included
e 4rfeld Lodge and Morning
and a pillow from the family
.-es iather.'
-..er died very suddenly at his
Ut 2.l5 a. M, May 9th, aged
lie was dentist and at one
practice, but failing health
90 retire. For the past two
rad been very poor and last
attack Of the grip which left
ed condition. Death resulted
.. .-e- For many sessions of the
as mad served as folder in the
-aa=tives and in that capacity
-inrance. He was member
-g3ge Of Masons, of Dunlap
K mons council and St Omar
r., Of Waterville, an Odd Fell
OF the G. A. R. The funeral
s .a ea in Unity Sunday and the
-- mar commandery attended in
I'D zpecial train from Water
. George Fuller was born in
.- rd had he lived until the 9th
ve been 66 years old. He had
.4 two sisters. One brother,
Quincy, Mass, is living. Fred
ceased, and John and Elisha
Civil War. Both sisters are
- 4 Moody of Allston, Mass,
aa u. Fairbanks of Dubuque.
Itle to arrive in time for the
arch, 1869, DIR. Fuller married
# Corinna, who survives him.
We're born to them, Fred Main.
July is, 1901; Caroline D., and
wing.
". Sheldon, wife of the late
'a-. aied May 4th at the home of
s-- als. Eta Patterson, in Worces-
''r' "a lingering illness of neuritis.
rs ruary 25, 1S33 in Bangor, the
ATE John and Thankful Saw
her life was spent in Belfast
leaves to mourn their loss
r. Sheldon of British Colum-
e.lon of Belfast; two daugh-
A'- d u-Iee S Wentworth of Roberts.
Etta Patterson of Worcester,
aichildren and one great-grand-
survived by two sisters, Mrs.
ID 5'f'r Il Newfeld, Maine, and Mrs.
'.- Roxbury, Mass. She was
.s ""'.e- and a kind neighbor and her
. Isl -on made her many warm friends.
'o.e1 herself with the church early in
e- lrove to sacrifice herself for
" ''' her illness she was most tender
'5 ly Mrs. Eta Patterson, Charles
''ie tatterson, and all that loving
-. was done for her. The funeral
were aeId at the home of her son,
e'1'n. at Poor's Mills, May Z, 1910,
f. wilson officiating. Interment in
-@ry Many beautiful floral pieces
1tes Of love and respect.
seen received of the death in
ss May 8th, of Mrs. Caroline
.- NJ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Woods
aged about so years. Mr.. and
ent 10 Somerville about. two
vailed there by their daughters i'll
"r'5 With her when she died, as was
a4- Jewell of Brooks.
RfY
az
ham 'l!e daughter of Frank Brown, is
.g,.. '' 'oeklaw, caused by hurting her
n I5fJ nail,.,. Claybourne Yelling
ma. ''Fe'ey and G. H. Cargill attended
p, u OF the Masonic Grand Lodge held
, ' 'ast week.. Supt. C. M. Howes