The Republican journal., 1910-09-15
OBITUARY..

T.5 White died at a. m. September
,g ,r t= rame on Primrose Hill, aged 46
.-.... "a, and is days. Although he had
+sf..a health for some time few
I.-.4 .bat bis ailment was serious one,
| ,.,sr lecame known, September 1st,
P'l b. had aiken To his bed, and that his con-
% ~y.. ,a. sr,1caI with little or no hope of
a2-tra, reeovery, there was universal
-n r... orlg i'll this city but throughout the
4 rce 51spressions of grief were many
t.s-.+s,t ana the common remark was:
h, T.. hal an enemy l never heard of it." He
,.,ieI citizen and a model business man,
t. ssi aat anjy the confidence but the warm
...,i If an who knew him. Quiet and re-
;7 manner. with few intimates, his was
,rd kindly nature, and he had pleas
f. word for every one. Those in his employ
t. vsrmIy attached to him. He was not
L., sindly and considerate employer but
E..O3 in need who never failed them in time
\ torfls II any one had been asked before
Il, demIse who was the most popular young
L,,r in Belfast the answer would have been
kpd dG White
Fred C White vas born in Belfast February
Ia lS4 h, son Of George F. and Margaret
Lg,2ejtiRe White and was one of five chill
| hen four Of whom attained maturity. These
! k4,e Annie j., wife of John M. Hinchman of
ferOi.. Michigan. Wellington M. of Miami,
FouJg, Pau f.. who died in Oswego, N. Y, at
N sgs vi 20 Years, and Fred G., now deceas-
Il George + White, Mr.. Whites father, was
! Nm in Bsfas, January is, 1872. He engaged
mercantile pursuits and was one of the lead
In genera Merchants of this city. He died in
fafds il 1881 His mother, who survives him,
| sister oi he late Charles B. and Benja-
In T. Hszet.ae Fred g. White was educated
Il the 1uylf, schools of this city and after
tnge.i0s ls studies entered the employ of
d e0usi1 zen Hazeltine who was engaged in
be hay and ss tusiness on Lewis wharf, ship
frg 70 Drew Hazeltine & Livingstone of Jack
BnyiIs Florida After two years there Mr..
hte va. t- florida in October, remaining
hgs ar- tae following June, when he re-
uned to he,t4st. In 1885 Mr.. Ben Hazeltine
Fought tn. mas and coal business, wharf and
fulins5, -i N- Oscar W. Pitcher, continuing
BE Jackson vile trade until it ceased to be
rrttaoe Three years later Mr.. Hazeltine
bid The business TO Fred G. White & Co. and
Fat 70 Seattle Wash, where he remained
Fs7 years ~ his return to Belfast the
FatsT fu7 Sc Hay Co. was incorporated, in
EM- Sr aaZeriHe, his father and Mr. White
FHs Interested the latter holding the position
@cretary OF the corporation and attending
The outside business. This involved the
fl!ng ami 9pp'ng of hay and the buying of
poi 't -s wanufactured for home consump-
FabsEl d- White was thus brought into close
sSals contact with people from all over the
elng 2rs made friends of them all. Although
l'lng MAJ when allied away his business
sSisn1ea over fully quarter of century
oIde record ne made was one of which any
aa nigh feel ptoud
'1s ll1ers services were held at the late
'l' EeaEerlas at P m, Rev. Adolph Ross
E@0l The litarian church officiating. The
F'sis were Asssrs George A. Quimby, Rob-
l. -oomas Edgar NJ. Hall and William R.
's-a'- 7e Belfast Savings Bank, of which
nhI.9 we trustee, closed at l D. M. for
'a' 4'4 F's stores were closed from to a
4'' 1soTee " Wise died at his home on
'ts sheet September 7th. He had been in
's Meath since the death of his wife in
'D'-' W tne hreaking down of his nervous
-aus-ag a brain trouble from which
''1 resulted lie had the constant care of
'1l'geS' laughter Miss Ethel, during his
Nyiag Illness. He was down street
's" lays before his decease. He was
has,, 'eFu'f the son of the late George
AHinons Wise, and came to Belfast
''u'H AFlng first in East Belfast, He
o,,a e custom shoemakers trade and
pt, many years for the late Henry H.
|c. +,.I. man street and later engaged in
"'0'Self quiet and retiring he held
F''' OF all who knew him, and was
IN ing character. He enlisted Octo-
lsbs D. so-' 9s private in Company l., 26th
E,.d ~, ,'S'"ehIserved his time and was mus
Tb,. 'lsuSt H. 1863. He was member
sriss ,s. H. Marshall Post, G. A. R. He
ppb,.. '''' Fosa Bates of Belfast, and four
p5 n, =, p. survive them: Mrs. Lillian W. COL
N,,,,s so'9ef' Colo; Mrs. Emma A. Roberts
hs Pts., ,',-' w. w. Mrs. Myra B. Richards and
Hnes Al WI mise Of Belfast. One brother. Mr.
kk psca "ise, also survives. The funeral
eeloek ~, b. aus late home Friday afternoon at
hefepssa. David l.. Wilson of the North
asrsIsHH a church officiating and Thomas
Vert of iost attending in a BODY. Mrs.
ar and S,99fthheld, Mrs. Phoebe Mathews
Nt Rers =; YRS George Pease of Missoula.
belfast to attend the funeral.
kGOsep french, who died recently in
ta fs..y H"tiNe OIL prospect, Name,
hiy tbsa ,''y OF 49, Grant by name. Of this
Evm ,'e sisters and three brothers are
terDss !" distant parts from Maine to
tted sso al put one have passed the ap-
w. Of \, VI man. Married to Isaac H.
iae he, 'D01e Island in her native town
'td IN n 'Hlidren were born, the family
when aai'owell ~ where they resided till
Wig hi, ~,, ls husband died quite suddenly,
With ha lOw with five little girls to bring
a'ses Fl, VI their own but limited re-
1eat sna support-a situation most
asgag e., '4e outlook most dark and dis
a t5 tbs the mother, but she proved
bone, L sency, went out to work, kept
sdto al NJ, ,s., her little flock together, pro-
en needs. and hro,,0ht ther, nm