The Republican journal., 1911-03-30
OBITUARY.

.ODll OANY.
kalph Wadlin Gould died Thursday morning
March 2Sd, at the home of his uncle and amt
TILES u. and Agnes Wadin Abbott, on Lincoln.
vile avenue aged 26 years, 9 months and o
days. he was born in Lincolnville, the son of
oscar W. and the late Alice M. (Wadlin) Gould.
He graduated from the Belfast High school in
the class of 1901. and was a student at the
University of Maine, in the Electrical Enpi.
neerlng course. and was employed as night
engineer in the Orono Paper Companv,s
plant at Orono. While thus EMPLOYED he
sustained an injury to his leg which affected
his general health and finally resulted in blood
poisoning, but his death was caused by spinal
meningitis. He was a member of the Delta
Kappa fraternity at the U. of M. When the
condition OF his health compelled him to give
up MS college course he came to the Abbott
home, where he received the tenderest care
and devotion and the best of medical attend
ance. His brother, Daniel A. Gould of Norces-
ter, Mass, who is working his way through
medical college as trained nurse, came home
to care for him, and his sister, Miss E, Fran
ces, the adopted daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Abbott, was also with him. The deceased was
very promising young man, diligent student
conscientious worker, and there is universal
regret at his untimely death, with sincere sym
pathy for the bereaved. He is survived bv the
brother and sister before mentioned and hv
the following aunts and uncles: Mrs. G. G
Abbott, Mrs. Fred Rackliffe and Mark A. Wad
lin of Belfast; Wilbur Gould of Indiana and
Elmer Gould of Missouri. The funeral took
place at the Abbott farm at p. M, Monday,
Rev. Ashley A. Smith of the Bangor Univer-
salist church officiating. The flowers were
many and beautiful, and were contributed bv
the Delta Kappa Fraternity of the U. of NJ,
the class of 1901, B. H. S., Mr. and Mrs. 0, w.
Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Abbott Miss F
Frances Abbott, Daniel A. Gould Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Racklff, Mr.. and Mrs M. A. Wadlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tileston Wadln, Mrs. Mary c. Wadsworth and
family, Miss Ada Mariner, Mr.. W. E. Pierce
and T. B. Palmer of Bangor, Mr. Charles Has
kel and George Dow of Saltwater, George A.
Lewis and family of Saltwater, Lynwood
Thompson, the Misses Charlotte M. and Eva
o. Tibbetts, Mrs. j. C. Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter C.Townsend, Fred C. and Harry Towns
end, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Jones, Ralph D. South
worth, Miss Edith M. Southworth and Capt. R.
W. Warren of Belfast.
Richard Elingwood died at his home on
High street March Goth, after weeks of in
tense suffering with tuberculosis He was
born in Winterport, July 20, 1874, the son of
Hiram L. and Hattie Woodman Ellingwood,
both of Winterport October 5, 1895, he mar
ried Miss Sadie Brown of Hampden, who with
their only child, Roy, survive. He is also sur
vived by two sisters and one brother, Mabel Co.
wife of Gerald w. Howard, and Mrs. Maude
Clements both of Belfast, and Carroll Filing
wood of Bangor. He was a machinist by
trade and worked for some time for Rev.
David Bracket of Brooks before coming to
Belfast, which had been his home for the past
13 years. For several years he carried on a
boot and shoe repair shop opposite the Post
Office. When his health failed he went into
the Maine woods, but failed to receive any per-
manent benefit. Seven years ago he united
with the Belfast Baptist church Mr. Eling-
wood was kind and atfectionate husband and
father and good citizen The sympathy of the
community is extended to the bereaved The
funeral took place at his late home Wednesday,
at o'clock p. m., Rev, A. g. Roberts of the
Baptist church officiating. The bearers were
Messrs. Leroy Strout Warren L. Nichols,
Archie Peavey and D. F. Stephenson.
Jason Ware died at his home on Lincolnvile
avenue. March 22nd aged "a years, l month
and 25 days. He was born in Northport the
of the late Jabez and Cloe E. Titus, both of
Union. He had been farmer all his life. He
married twice. His first wife was Miss Ann
Sarah Field of Linconville, and their four
children survive-Annie S. and Arthur of Wal
tham Mass, Mrs. Olive Wills of Jay, Maine,
and Miss Jennie Ware of Mortified, Mass.
March 9, 1903, he married Mrs. Josephine Hart
of Belfast and had since made his home here.
He is survived by his wife and one sister, Mrs.
Elvira Field of Rockport. He enlisted June 2,
1862, in the 10Th Maine Regiment, Co. B, did
his part in the valiant service of the regiment
and was discharged March /, 1865, on account
of wounds and deafness caused by the rum
bling of artillery while wounded on the battle
field, and bore for life the scars in his side,
hip and foot. There are eight children in the
Hart family, who looked up to him to an own
father. They are Miss Lillas A., who lives at
home, Capt. Justin of New Bedford, Mass,
Mrs Eleanor H. Gray, Lewis H. and Everett
M. Hart of Belfast, Mrs. Annie Albee of Rock
land. Alonzo c. of Watertown, N. Y, and Ralph
H. of Boston, Mass. Death resulted from pneu-
monia, from which he suffered about week.
The funeral took place last Sunday at 2 o'clock
at his late home, Rev. Adolph Rossbach, pastor