The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-01
RECENT DEATHS.

,L,orOkee, MVHsoH"S AasSApA
1ts aOs 9th gives the following par
bsrcn the the death of Mrs. Lewis G.
slsrs o. b me- brief mention was made
D. Of T.. Sn' Like bolt from a clear
| FeeA' 4ba news over the phone
cane o onr of the sudden death
ygrsds!y, l nwis c. Piper. Very few of
Nrs' L u we're aware that she was
freia'ss IN although it was known
b seTl Sos suffered from heart trouble
/ 'hs llG ao for years and that she
I' GS.opsd trip to Chico Springs ne in the
IpIaIl's.SsT, Emo benefited. On Thursday
I: o. O'r7 week ago, Mr.. and Mrs.
srpo9g.' their car for Chico. Moth
/. 9 5t.r was heard from them until
taf'gs,1 evening after they had re-
dnSse'' columbus. Mr.. Piper then
pei " friends in Absarokee thatMrs.
''5J u suffered q general breakdown
II lsJ b. had taken her to the Column
i1s ;tsl About nine the next morn
i'osp' s~s Of her death came by phone
.ils .,s Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Piper
l ~: md Mrs. Hugh Campbell left for
~. "a. As soon as possible on receipt
gar,, rs Mrs. Piper was one of the
D. ~ women of the country. She
I SaS 5sre IN pioneer days and assisted
i'u , h., IN building up a farm and
pl 5Ds,1ess. They prospered until
y gr surrounded by every comfort
I ' S,lr Hospitable, freehearted
..r' even IN the face of encroach-
i as' no member of the commune
a ~ h. more widely missed than the
sp,- As she passed through Absa-
s''' her asst journey to the Springs
,.gs- cheerful greeting to several
's.' friends who now mourn while
y. ~. entered upon her last sleep. The
.s' ssrvIces will be conducted from
~ .,;izr,s at Valley View ranch, Sun
,s s,rrir 9 at ten-thirty. The services
~ ,'' 9rief the auspices of the local
Il rs1o0 and Rebekah lodges. Mr.. !
y. Noble Grand of the Odd Fellow
: End hi. wife was a prominent men,
4 toe asoekahs,"
,,r BsgIey of Pittsfield, form
VI Ir5y. passed away in Boston, his
nv 5onr March 18th. The remains
fr5gg7c TO Troy March 18th, ac-
o.-r by the widow and son, Franz
Nv O.. Boston. The deceased was |
A. a. + wears of age. The funeral
-,ss were held Wednesday afternoon
Il nome Of Mrs. BIS sister and hus-
Mn and Mrs. I. W, Halves, Rev.
I Wright Of Pittsfield officiating.
fora! offerings were unusually |
,5snt and beau iful. Fine music was
5r Mrs. c. Coffin and Mr.. Fair
h Wn5 also IN his usual pleasant and
1 manner performed his duties as
atssec The bearers were George
55s w. Hopkins, Mott Smith and
Bsglzy The relatives from out of
rvsl5 Mrs. Bagley's brother, Albion
gst and laughter, Mrs. Myrtle
y9t lewiston, and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
aa Of HiJtsheld. The interment was
7sry-g Cemetery. Mr.. Bagley in
rHe married Miss Sylvania Fletcher
ipy who died leaving one son, Franz.
II b. usrried Miss Nellie Wright,
d Troy For a long time the de-
I'd had Deen in failing health, but
sv5aAs ago sustained a shock which
lta 10 ieath. With untiring care,
.A1 devotion the faithful wife and
w,cbs3 the dear one passing on to
higHs, better life. Much sympathy
atbl iem in their grief and loneli-
who SO deeply feel the loss of
! llselish husband and father whose
glt was always for the interest and
lDess Of others before his own-a
1atllly rare and noble nature that
ty made friends with all with whom
a:ociaJed. He leaves a host of warm
aG ia Troy his native town, with
Lgus memories and an influence that |
pt de. Us.
nsnaH G. Leach died March 21st at
BONE Ii Ellsworth, after a long and |
'tl illness Mr. lach wac horn in