The Republican journal., 1915-06-10
RECENT DEATHS.

The Big Timber (Montana) Pioneer of
May 9th has the following obituary of
William C. Allan, husband of Mrs. Lura
Haney. formerly of Belfast:
Funeral services for William C. Allan
who died at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Adelpert Whitney on upper Mcleod
street Friday morning. were held in St.
Marks Episcopal church Sunday after
noon, Rev. c. P. Burnett, rector of St.
Andrews church, Livingston, coming
down to read the burial service. Inter-
ment was made in Mountain View ceme-
terry west of the city. The pail bearers
were all members of Dorlc lodge A. F.
and A. M. Messrs H. o. Kellogg, A. L.
Bray, j. A. Post, John E. Barbour, Alex
Glass and S. A. Perrine. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan had been in Big Timber just two
months, coming from Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, for a summer visit with Mrs.
Allan's daughter, Mrs. Whitney. Will
liam c. Allan was born in England in
1847. He came to America when "a
years of age and was married to Miss
Margaret Cochran. Of this union four
children were born, three of whom are
living in the east. Ten years ago at
Colorado Springs he was married again
to Mrs. Lura Haney, of Lewiston, Maine.
They moved to San Diego, Calf, three
years ago, where they had since resided.
Mr.. Allan was man Of sterling worth
and principle, a thorough business man
and connoisseur and authority in linens
and textiles. His store was burned dur
ing the great fire in St. Johns. Mr.. AL
Ian was man of churchly tenets, having
been chit rchman for many years. He
Scottish Rite and pact
Patron of the Order of the Eastern Star.
Among the floral offerings from the fam
lily and friends were handsome pieces
from Doric Lodge No. SO A. F. and A. NJ
and Sweet Grass Chapter No. %, o. Els.
Leona B., wife of Charles l. Buzzell
of Benton, passed away shortly after 8
o'clock, Saturday morning, May Goth, at
the Sisters Hospital at Waterv;lle,
where she recently underwent a surgi-
cal operation. The operation was con-
sldered successful, and her timely re-
covery expected, when complications set
in, and the end quickly followed. Mrs.
Buzzell had been in i'll health for some
time. Mrs. Buzzell was born in Angus
ia, the daughter of jeremiah and Mari
eta (Blake) Russell, and was aged 20
years at the time of her passing away.
At the age of nine years she moved to
Freedom with her family, living there
for ten years, or until her marriage to
Charles l. Buzzell of Albion. They lived,
shortly after their marriage, at Albion,
having been residents Of Benton since
| that time. She was an acknowledged
| Christian and met her fate without tear.
| She attended the Methodist church at
| Benton. Her mother was with her dur
ing her last moments. Her husband,
two daughters, Helen, aged eight years
and Freda Loretta, aged 16 months, sur
vive. She is also survived by two broth
ers, Albert Russell of Boston, and Fred
Russell of Wisconsin; and by two sisters,
| Anna Russell of Boston and Mrs. Cora
Normand of.Waterville. The funeral ser
vices were held Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock from the BuzZell home at Ben
ton and interment was at the Benton
Falls cemetery. Elder Lowell of the
Clinton and Benton churches officiated -
Fairfield Journal.
Mrs. Sarah Emery, wife of the late H.
Emery of Camden, died in Waltham,
Mass, May Both. Her remains were
brought to Camden June LIST and laid in
their family lot at West Rockport. Mrs.
Emery was woman of sterling charac-
ter and a devoted mother. She leaves
four children, Howard Emery of Conn.,,
Mrs. Leslie Marshall of Camden, Miss
Maude Emery and Mrs. Sadie Olmstead
of Waltham, Mass.
WEDDING RFIIS