The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-07-31

home OF his daughter, MIS- Snds. barnes, III
Waldo, July 21st, at the age of 81 years. 5
months and % days. In early life he followed
the sea, later retiring and becoming ship.
carpenter. He a veteran of the Civil
war, enlisting in Co. H. 2nd Maine Cavalry
He is survived b. a widow, Lydia penny
Ray; one son, William A. Ray of Woolwich;
one daughter Mrs. C. W. Barnes of Waldo.
three grandchildren. Mrs. James Payson Of
Brooks, Lester and John Ray of Woolwich,
and one great grand son, Linwood Payson of
Brooks He also leaves one sister Mrs. Allen
]. Simmons of Waldo. He was an upright
man, good neighbor, kind husband and
father Funeral services were held at his
late home in Waldo, Wednesday afternoon
July %, Rev D. L. Wilson of Belfast oficia-
ting.
Isaiah Cross died at his home in Lincolnvllle,
July oath, aged 66 years. His death resulted
from diabetes. He was born in Belmont le4'
the son of the late Joseph W. and Mary Cur
ney Cross. He was twice married; first to
Miss Sarah E Berry of Morrill, and last to Miss
Emma Knights of Liuconviile. One son and
two daughters survive: Chester D. Cross OF LIN
colnville; Mrs. Ida C. " y and Mrs. Bessie l.
Talbot, both of Belfast; also by two brothers.
Loren Cross of Baysde and Russell Cross OF
Morrill, and four sisters, Mrs Hattie Kendall
and Mrs Lizzie Beal of Morrill,, Mrs. Cyrene
Jackson of Belfast ard Mrs. Lenora Frye of
Montville. The funeral was held in Morrill,
Saturday afternoon at o'clock Rev. S. Z.
Frohock, Baptist of Camden, officiating The
floral offerings were many and beautiful! The
interment was in Morrill,.
Mrs lydia Ann Wentworth died Thursday,
July oath. at her home on Belmont Ave after
long and severe illness. She was born IN Exc
ter, Maine, the daughter of the late Eoenezer
and Eliza Maddocks johnson. She was twice
married. first to Joel Mixer of East Knox, by
whom she had six children, two OF whom sur
vive, Mrs. Mary E. Flanagan OF Belfast ana
Mrs. Eliza Richardson of Rockville, Mass
Her second marriage was with George W.
Wentworth of Waldo and their three children
survive: Mrs. Laura Lano of Jamaica fla1p'
Mass, Mrs Georgia Juan of Belfast, and MRS.
Gertrude Cassens of Winthrop Center, Mass
The funeral was held at her late home with
Mrs. Flanagan. No. 10 Belmont avenue sun
day at o'clock p m, Rev. Arthur "A. nia'i
Universalist officiating.
Caroline A., widow of the late Edward F
Gorham of Orono. died Thursday morning. July
oath, at the Waldo County Hospital. Mrs. Cor
ham is we'll and favorably known in this city
where she had been frequent visitor, and II
Northport, where she spent her summers. she
was born il Orono, the daughter OF the late
John and Nancy Hubbard Hanscom. Her age
was "a wears, 9 months and 10 days. Severa
children survive her. The funeral was held Al
the Coombs' undertaking room Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock, Rev. David L. Wilson, pastol
of the Congregational church, officiating. A
large number of the deceased's Northpor
friends were present The remains were taker
on the Saturday morning boat to Bangor
thence to Orono for nterment.
A telegram received in Rockland Jul,
Path announced the death of Capt. Benjamin
A. Pillsbury of Baltimore. who resided in tina
city some 40 years ago, while a master mari
ner. In Baltimore he was a wharf stevedore
N~S~S~~
ed was native of Belfast and married the lat'
Jane M. T. Lamb of Liverpool, England. They
resided on Pleasant, street, Rockland, ant
their three Oldest children were born there
The surviving children. all of whom reside il
Baltimore, are DIR. William j. Pillsbury. VIII
married Lottie Crockett of Rockland; Ellen
widow of Capt. Gideon W. Rhodes Of Rock
land, and Jane T. Pillsbury. Funeral service
were held Saturday at the late residence, 60
E 9th street, Baltimore.
Lois Ann, wife of Lewis W. Benner, died a
her home in Northport, July oath of compli
cation of diseases. She was born in Sackville
N. S., the daughter of the late Lawrence AM
Eleanor Wheaton Mcdonald. She was twic
married. Her first husband was Ephrain
Langill, father of the late W. F. Langill o
Belfast The family formerly lived in Calai
and Boston. She is survived by her HUSBAND
. and an adopted son, James F. Langill of tn
Boston Globe. Her age was 6S years,
! months and IA days. The funeral was held a
Rev. David L. Wilson of the Belfast Congre
; gational church officiating. The intermen
was in the East Northport cemetery.
The funeral of Lenora, second daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. David McCobb Of Westborough
Mass, formerly of Lncolnville, was held .
the home Of her grandparents. Ar. and Ars
Warren, st Lncolnville Beach, July 10th. Sh