The Republican journal., 1914-07-16


died in Boston. July 18th. vere hrou.ht - p.,
iast tuesday, accompanied by her nephew E. l.
1reer OF Chelsea. Mass, for intsrment in the
1amiy lot IN Grove cemetery. She was borr
In Belmont in Feb. 1s47, but moved to thu
Head OF the Tide. when very young child
She worked in Boston for about 10 years p ot
which she was in charge of the dressmakine
department Of Jordan & Marsh. In all these
years she spent her summer vacations with
her sister, Mrs. Caroline F. Cobbett of Bel.
last. The services we're held ut the grave in
Grove cemetery. Tuesday at IL 30 Rev. Horace
b. Sellers, pastor of the Methodist church
officiating. Mrs. Cobbett was called to Bangor
to attend the funeral of her youngest sister.
Mrs. Margaret A. Crockett, aged 10 wears and
"ontns' when she received the telegram
there telling of the death of Miss Greer. She
returned to Belfast Tuesday morning accom-
panied by her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Y. r. Bryant, at whose home Mrs Crockett
died. Mrs. Cobbert is the last of family Of
9 children.
Hattie Morrison, wife of E. l.. Howe, died at
her home in Maxfeld. Maine. July 18th. of can
Ger of the throat. She had been ill for num-
Der OF years and was recently operated on in
Bangor. She was born in Belfast, the daugh-
ter of the late John M. and Susan A. Morrison
and her girhood and early married life was
spent here. She moved to Brewer, where she
lived many years. Several years ago the FAM
lily moved to large farm in Maxfeld. where the
funeral was held Tuesday. The interment was
in Brewer. Mrs. Howe was good home maker
and devoted wife and mother. Her husband,
son Ralph and daughter Louise, two sisters
Mrs. Carrie M. Mathews of Belfast and Mrs.
Jennie Townsend of Newton, Mass, two broth
els, Herbert J. of Massachusetts and Ambrose
J of Belfast, survive.
Rev. Albert A. Lewis, pastor of the Rich
mond Methodist church, died at his home July
10th. Mr.. Lewis was born in Orono. June Is,
1858, the son of Ammon and Priscilla Lewis.
He graduated from the University of Maine in
1876. after which for three years he taught
Joined the Eastern Maine Conference, his first
charge being at Houlton, where he remained
three years. Following that he preached for
three years each at Winterport and Brewer.
He then joined the Maine Conference, and held
pastorates in Bath, Saco, Gardiner, Waterville,
Lewiston and Gorham. Since 1911 he has been
in Richmond. He married Miss Eva A. Baker
of Orrington in 1873. who survives with son.
Leon G. Lewis.
The funeral of J. Granville Paul. who died
T,1,, Fkl I.II InAo Ill
ternoon, Rev. Arthur A. Blair. of the Univer-
salist church officiating and was largely at
tended. The floral offerings were many and
beautiful. The bearers were lifelong friends.
Eugene R. Conner, M. R. Knowlton. Selwyn
Thompson and Charles N. Black. The inter-
ment was in Grove Cemetery.
Mrs Lydia Eaton, widow of the late Mark
H Eaton, died July 4th. at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Gray. Little Deer Isle,
at the advanced age of 80 years, II MONTHS
and Is days. Had she lived IL days longer she
would have rounded out century. She leaves
to mourn their loss one son and two daughters,
besides grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Interment was in the family lot at Gray's Hill
cemetery.
Funeral services of Mrs. Angeline Stevens,
widow of the late James R. Stevens, highly
respected woman of Troy and lifelong resi-
dent were July End. She had been an invalid
and great sufferer for long time. She leaves
two sons and one daughter. During the last
year of her life she was cared for by her
youngest son, Oral Stevens. and his wife. She
had a wide circle of relatives and friends and
will be greatly missed.