The Republican journal., 1914-01-29
Recent Deaths.

and held in strict confidence.
Recent Deaths.
Mrs. Sophia M. Ingraham. the Oldest
aman in Rockiand, died Jan. 22nd at
-Ha home of her nephew, City Treas
,~.r :. A. Adams, at the age of IS. She
the widow of Capt Samuel Ingraham.
After his death she lived in Boston until
r.. wears ago, when she came to Rock
--. md kept a boarding house. Until a
s months ago she was in full possession
.er faculties and surprised all visitors
-r activity and keen memory.
1,.s. Annette Cook Berry, wife of
se Berry, died Jan. 18th. aged 79
...rs al her home in Burnham. She had
I.u an invalid for a number of years
ST.. for some months constantly failed.
vas born in Durham, where nearly
IN t4r life had been spent. She is sur
....a by two sons, Charles Berry of Bath
4 ieurge Berry. Jr., who lives at home;
81. ay TWO daughters, Mrs. Lillian Stack
5es of Boston and Miss Annie Berry,
9.. lives at home. The funeral was
,.. st the home Jan. 23rd.
,'rs. Adeline 0. Blanchard died Jan.
en at her home in Augusta, aged Sd.
Vas the widow of James +. Blanch
an jag 70 years treasurer OF henneoec
COUNTY,. She is survived by her father,
howard Owen, by a son, Edwin H., at
Bz ION College, and daughter, Lena
p al Colby College. Mrs. Blanchard
WIS q graduate of Cony High and of the
grammar and hlgh schools OF Au-
z1~Ja.
The funeral services of Howard Snow
re held from his late home in East
3.rnham. Jan. l4th, Rev. James Aims
--, pastor of the Methodist church in
tv officiating. The bearers were A.
aadlrr, Dennis Chandler, G. E. Stev-
and A. Bradley. Besides his widow,
rah Lord Snow, he is survived by two
--e.s. Mrs. Joseph Donnell and Miss
us- Snow Of Boston. Mr.. Snow was
~re5lea 10y large circle OIL TRENDS.
-t.,s w. F'ogg died Jan. 18th, at his
.. la Bueksport, after long illness,
.-. 10 years. He was native OF
sport, but lived for some time in
tom, where ne served several years on
-oIce force. He was the outside
-aiiau Of Fort Knox Lodge and River
.R ReDekahs, |. o. 0. F., since the
a-Els were organized, more than 70
rs ago. Besides his wife, he leaves
t.r-e sisters, Mrs. Augusta Dyer and
Mas. Eva Peck of Jamaica Plain and
Mrs Dora Randall of Everett, Mass.
rends of James A. Haley of Pros
leet were grieved to hear of his death,
which occurred Wednesday, Jan. 14th,
after a few weeks illness. The funeral
vas held Friday afternoon and the body
WAS placed in the tomb at Winterport.
4 $ survived by wife, son, Arthur,
ar adopted daughter, Geneva, and
brother, Walter Haley of Winterport.
la'ner' man pleasant and agreeable TO
meet and was nlghiy respected oy all
WHO HheW MIN. HIS age was Is years.
News was received in Camden Jan.
18th, # the death in Wallham, Mass,
9s Mrs Henry Upton, formerly Miss
Elna amb of Lincolnville. Mrs. Upton
survived by child six weeks old; by a
4st.r. Mrs Joseph S. Mullen of Lincoln
w and brother, Eugene Lamb of
aa befast. She was married about Is
rs ago to Henry Upton of Camden,
ne years a successful teac er in
.a en and Rockport, going later to
aaausetts, where he rapidly rose in
ofession. His sudden death last
.o-4-. of heart failure was a great
all VINO knew him. For the lit
'- .i, bereft Of it's father before its
now Of It's mother, the deepest
Hiy is felt. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
o were well known in Belfast,