The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-07-04
OBITUARY..

Elzada NJ, widow of Charles H. Nealley,
aged 70 years and months. She was born in
Monroe, the daughter of the late Bradford and
Mary Wall Weber One son and two daugh-
ters are left to mourn the loss of loving
mother: Herbert E., with whom she lived;
Mrs. Fred A. Small of Searsport, and Mrs.
Daniel A. Packard of Hartland; also two broth
ers, Henry S. and Horace Weber of Monroe.
She had been an invalid for the past few years,
due to spinal trouble, which caused her much
suffering. She will be greatly missed in the
home circle. She was baptiz ID and joined the
Free Will Baptist church at Monroe Center
when girl and was charter member of the
Grange. The funeral was held from her home,
Thursday, June Goth, Rev. David Bracket
officiating, and the many beautiful flowers
bore silent testimony to the love and esteem
in which she was held.
Thomas R. Clements died June 1lth after an
illness If many months, at his home in Mon
roe. He was born in that town July 4, 1880,
and with the exception of a few years spent in
Winterport had always lived there. In 1855 he
was married to Miss Almena Stevens of the
same town whom he survived by several years.
Three children were born to them, Mary E., de-
ceased, Eben L. of Dixmont and Ora H., who
has always lived at home and with his wife has
devotedly cared for his father during his de-
clining years. The deceased enlisted in the
Civil War in 1863 and served until the close.
He was in hospital at Augusta many weeks,
having been transferred from field hospital
in the south. He was member of E. M. Bill
lings post of Monroe and for many years a
constant attendant of the meetings. Mr..
Clements was a good citizen, Industrious and
devoted to his family and for many years was
present whenever buildings were to be moved
| in the community, at which business he was an
expert He is survived by one brother, Eben
! Clements of Hermon, and two sisters, Mrs.
| Anna White and Mrs. Augusta Whitney, both
of Winterport.
News has been received of the death in
| Needham, Mass, of R. o. Robbins, for many
| years a resident of Dexter, where he was en-
gagged in the newspaper business. He was, at
one time, publisher of the Eastern Gazette and
| later was editor and manager of the old East
ern State. His newspaper experience in Maine
extended over period of 20 years. Since he
has been in Massachusetts he has been at the
head of large printing establishment. Valvu-
lar dis ease of the heart was the cause of death
Augusta (Gowen) Midget, widow of Frank
lin Mudgett, died June oath at her home in
Burnham after long period Of i'll health. She
was born in Winslow October IL, 1888. She
leaves to mourn their loss one daughter, Mrs
Inez Mudgett Goodwin of Bangor; two sons.
Fred R., who resided the home place, and
Jewell Mudgett of Burnham, and one brother
George F. Gowen of Vassalboro. The funeral
services were held at her late home June 26th.
Isaiah G. Richardson, who saw much service
in the Civil War as member of Co. D. 1st
Maine Cavalry, and was for some time pris-
oner at Andersonvlle, died at his home at
Eddington Bend June 26th at the age of 81
years. He was a prominent resident and a
member of the G. A. R. A surviving brother,
Isaac Richardson of Bucksport, served in the
same regiment and company.