The Republican journal., 1913-11-13
Recent Deaths.
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Mrs. Emily Tibbetts died Nov End at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mabel
Annis, in Camden, where she had lived for
the past 10years. Her age was SO years.
Though she had suffered from an incur
able disease for a long time she was
confined to her bed only few weeks,
during which time she received from her
daughter the tenderest care. She was
the widow of Eli Tibbetts and had made
her home in Camden for about so years.
She was born in Searsmont, the daugh-
ter of Obed and Huldah Smith. Mrs.
Tibbetts was noble, Christian woman,
a most devoted wife ard mother. She
was always doing for others and never
happier than when ministering to the
sick and needy. She was member of
the Methodist church and Woman's Re-
lief Corps. She leaves one sister, Mrs.
Columbus Boswell; three sons and three
daughters, Mrs. Ruth Goose, Mrs. Rose
Mills, Eli 1'ibbetts, Samuel Tibbetts,
Mrs. Mabel Annis and Geo. Tibbetts.
Charles P. Burns, a well known Civil
War veteran, died Oct. 30th at his home
in Rockland. His health had been de-
clining gradually for number of years,
but his final illness was of only few
weeks duration. The deceased was
native of Rockiand, the son of Joseph
and Deborah (Ranlett) Burns. He was
into the army June Is, 1861,
and served until July 10, 1864, as
wagner in Co. D, 4th Maine Regiment.
His record as a soldier was excellent.
After the War he kept lodging house
in Boston for time before returning to
where he was engaged for
some years in hauling limerick. He had
many friends, and will be much missed
IN his Community. Mr.. Burns was twice
married. He is survived by two sisters
Mrs. Denny F. Miller and Mrs. Eliza
beth Sayward; by one brother, Davi ;;
and half brother who resides in Massa-
chusetts. The funeral services were
held Sunday from the residence of Mrs
Miller, 46 Crescent street, Edwin Libby
Post, G. A. R !, had charge.
George Fred Marshall died suddenly of
heart failure Nov. End. For several
his health has been such that he
could not work regularly, but death came
very suddenly at last. He was 81 years
old. He was engaged in the trucking
business until his health failed. Honest
and upright he made many friends. He
was member of Camden Lodge Knights
of Pythias. He leaves father John H.
Marshall, three brothers Hudson, Joshua
and Leslie, and five sisters, Mrs. E. c.
Maddocks of Camden, Mrs. Ed. Higgins
and Mrs. Ada Macomber of Lincolnville,
Mrs. Emma Richards of Bangor and
Mrs. George Sinclair of Salem, Mass.
Funeral services were held Wednesday
afternoon from the home of his brother
Leslie conducted by Rev. l.. D. Evans
Camden Herald.
Samuel C. Starret died Nov. 9Th at his
home in South China, aged So years. He
was born in South China and was farm
er by occupation. Besides a widow he
leaves four sons, Ernest, Preston and
George of Athol, Mass, and Roy of
South China, and two daughters, Mrs.
Lewis Masse of East Vassalboro and
Mrs. Connie Weber of South China. He
also leaves one brother, Leroy S. Star
ret of Athol, Mass. The deceased was a
of the Civil War, having enlist
ed in Company B, 18th Maine. He was
a member of the G. A. R.. China grange
and the China Lodge, A. 0. U.
The funeral of Miss Helen Louise Alden
was held at her late residence in Farm
ington Nov. 5th, Rev. Richard H. Clapp
of the Congregational church officiating.
Miss Alden was direct lineal descend
ant from John and Priscilla Alden, and
was n years of age. She was the daugh-
ter of Lyman and Sarah E. Alden and
was born in Union, but had lived in
Harrington fer many years. She is sur
vived by brother, Henry Alden of Cali
fornia, and niece, Mrs. Priscilla Alden
Pike of Colerain, Mass.
Thomas A. Dean, a well-known resi-
dent and veteran of the Civil War, died
at his home in Orono Nov. 5th, aged Sc
years. He served in the 18th Maine
Volunteers. seeing much active service.
He was past commander of E. H. B.
Wilson Post, G. A. R.
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