The Republican journal., 1915-02-11
pECENT DEATHS.

~ after about two weeks OF
firing. He was the son of
ooj Emma (Plummer) Jones,
a Palermo. He was twice
ret TO Miss Vida M. Clement
h and second to Miss Cora
Of Montville, who survives
nee small children; two sons,
,bfer born Jan. 18th. He is
al hv his father, NOVEL; O.
aor Hill, Ct, by his mother,
, isalith of Montville. a half
4evjaquith OF Waterville and
reJqtives, to all of whom the
sympathy is extended. The
as a ine young man, a good
a good neighbor, and will be
aim the community in which
4 had recently completed a
,-rm IS deputy sheriff under
a. The funeral service
ers.ay at 10 a. M, and in
ts Plains cemetery.
He local historian, has
GIy history of the de-
Ills fathers side dates
clover Pilgrims, and is as
Ish came in the "May-
. He married for his
ia Standish, who came
N." in 1923. Their son
sl Sarah Alden, second
m and Priscilla (Mullen)
ma anne in the "Mayf1ow-
4zAter of Alexander and
~taudish. married Isaac
1860. Ephraim. son of
v54 (Standish) Sampson,
Us. married Abigail Horrell,
Humphrey Horrell of Bev-
Mary, born in Plympton,
1sughter of Ephraim and
5arrelij Sampson, married
-64. in Middleboro, Mass,
uatt, born in 1853, son of
If I'll, a physician of Middle
4sr. his wife. He was a SOL
, -va.utionary war. Abigail,
1874. laughter of Bachelor
Lpson) Bennett, married
am Jones, who was born In
m l774. He was a son of
If Bristol, a soldier of the
committee of cores
a fety in 1882. Richard
tire son of William Jones.
. ttls country in 1925 ard
-.--l! 10 1870. He was a man
u.s Town and was the first
.a Provincial Congress in
n Jones moved his family
. Palermo in 1915. The
oal Va the spot where Silas
,Q,e low stands. Mr.. Jones
-.- tract Of land and had his
settled around him. William
On Palermo, February, 1884.
gal. was a widow twenty
and died in March, 1861, at
wears and 10 months. Their
r Ne son, who married the
raa Bowler; Abigail, who
uIei Brown; Harriet, who
r-el Cooper; Sylvanus, who
aiz4 NJ, who married Lott
su. Jr., who married Mary
at Gathlena, who married
~r
mes Jr.. married Mary Ann
settled in Palermo. Their
re Aan, who married Chris
us William, who died in
.la on the Frazier river;
ss married Olive Erskine;
rried Clara Sprague and,
'taH, Lila, who married
Smile, who died young;
'1u0g; NOVEL; o., born
w Jones, Jr., who died
a.=. the youngest son of
Ire was born in Palermo
IT, married Miss Emma
edom, May &c, 1875.
.. s West P. Jones, the
-5-,eh, born October Is,
.M-- on his mothers side
.son of John Plummer,
ScarDoro and served in
.-W war. He married Abb
a4gnter of Rev. Aaron
settled IN Freedom in 1898
-- Aaron, Jr., and Moses.
5H-I them the next year,
t.r the land.
lsn Hurd died Jan. 25th at
Liberty after an illness of
I'd the age Of 70 years and 10
f= WAS born in Swanville,
lighter of Jacob and Lucinda
=avey and was one of a fam
children. After her marri-
lan Hurd they lived in Win
p" years, moving from there
village about IS years ago
" Hurd was engaged in the
Re of axes and edge tools for
+ years. Soon after coming
they united with the Baptist
.ing a deep interest in all the
Is Of work. Mrs. Hurd was a
7r and took a good deal of
all the leading magazines.
lerested in history and trav-
VI she read much. She was a
ne, a devoted mother, and is
y three sons: Clarence M. i.
+. Of Liberty village and
Of South Orrington, and by
en- Eva c., who lived at home
iy cared for her mother in her
ears, She is also survived by
e who lives in California. The
wees were held Jan. 28th at
Rev. H. W. Abbott officiat-
We're beautiful flowers from
d one piece from Arbutus
}, J.. S., of which she was a
ne laterment was in the
IN Locust Hill cemetery.
'~l' P'sbury. who was a
j mouse of the Mass
Ls lure in 1928 and a
tt- senate from 1887 to 1889
TW JH pSitions of Health
oel an Commissioner of Pub
Na Boston, died Feb. 1st at his
Central street Somerville,
~ years he had been pro-