The Republican journal., 1914-10-08
OBITUARY..

Lucy A.. wife of Elisha H. Haney, passed
away at their home in Belfast Saturday morn
ing, Oct. 8, 1914. Mrs. Haney was born on
Matinicus Island, Dec. 81. 1851, the daughter
of Thomas and Eliza Condor. They moved to
Belfast when she was IA years OF age. In zoos
she was united in marriage to Mr. +. d. nancy
of Belfast, where they had practlcahy hVeo
until the time of her death. In their union
were two daughters. One died IN chlldnood'
the other being Cleora r., wife OF clarence f.
Read of this CITY, OF her seven brothers and
sisters. lint one brother survives her, Mr..
Alvin T. Condor of Fremont, Ohio Mrs.
haney had been a sufferer for several years
from a complication of diseases, but only WIN
in few months was she forced to give up the
entire care of her household. In spite OF her
long illness she was always cheerful anu iu''
of BRIGHT hope for the future. Her many
friends .especiailv these whom she had cared tor
and comforted. can testify to her loving SYM
nathy for all. The funeral was held at the
home Monday afternoon. Rev. Horace b. Sell
lers officiating The floral tributes were many
and beautiful, fitting remembrance. as her last
Thoughts were of her flowers ard their care.
David L. Herrick died at his home in South
Belfast, Sept. goth, aged 2years, month and
16 DAYS. Hey born in Northport, the son OF
the late Jose1h and Ruth Black Herrick, and
was the 7th of their eleven children. Nearly
all his life was spent on the farm his
+ ather had cleared. When he became
ncanacited for farm work he bought the
Oscar Herrick place in South Belfast, where
he died. His widow, to whom he was married
nearly 81 wears, was formerly Miss Helen Gray
of Belfast. One brother and five sisters sur
vive: Elizabeth Griffin of Lincolnville, aged
about 80 years, Samuel Herrick OF Belfast
Mrs. Thankful Griffin of Northport, Mrs, Han
ali Wilson of Belfast, Mrs. Jennie Spauldlng
nd Mrs Nellie Howard of Rockiand he was
an industrious farmer anc an honest, upright
man. In his active years he was member OF
Farmers Pride Grange, Lncolnville, and of
King David's Lodge. F. and A. NJ, of that
town, The funeral took place at his late home
Friday afternoon, Rev. Arthur A. Blair, Uni
versalist, officiating.
Verd. the 10 wear old son of Leslie and the
late Myra Robins, died at his home IN East
Belfast, Sept. sOth. He had been i'll for about
one wear, He is survived by father, step
mother, one brother. Willard Robbins OF East
Belfast, ard three sisters, Mrs. Josie Cook of
Belfast. MIS- Matte Dodge of Burnham and
Mrs. Laura Cook Of Belfast. The funeral
took place at his late home Saturday after
con, Rev. Walter F. Sturtevant Baptist, OIL
cjating. The family W ish to acknowledge and
tn ank the following for flowers received: Mrs
Nettie Homer, Bessie Rainer, Mrs Helen
Bragg. Mrs Annie Robbins, Mrs Eliza Bowden,
Miss Viola Dean, Mrs Mary Tibbetts,M Mrs Mary
Rich, Mrs Ornia Walker, Mrs Lovina Robbins,
Mrs Addie Robbins Miss Nellie Hartford, Mrs.
Blanche Hall, Mrs Jennie Dunbar, Mrs Raney,
Mrs Silvey Haney. Mrs Leila Linton, Mrs Lou
Use Bowen, Mrs Carrie Roberts, Miss Alice
Cook, MIR Morris Robbins, Mrs 1ottie Crosby,
Mrs Maud Hartford, Miss E Rector. Mrs
Cross Capt Rich, Velma Head, Burlelgh
Rich, Mr. Fred Robbins, Mrs Annis, Capt and
Mrs Fitz Patterson, Mrs Lottie Crosby, Merl
Annis, Mr. and Mrs John Robbins, Effie Annis,
the Brick school.