The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-01-27
OBITUARY..

OBITUARY.
IL Federal street, Jan. Goth, after long and
painful illness with cancer of the stomach,
aged 66 years and months. He was born in
Bucksport, son of the late Peter and Pru,
dence Blake Delano. When a very young man
he lived in Searsport, but for about a years
had been a resident of Belfast. In 1871 he
married Miss Caro-. daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. v. S. Jones, who survives him, He
is also survived by two sisters and two BROTH
ers: Mrs. Flora Hussey of Lowell, Mass,
and Mrs. Ruth Smith Of Norfolk, Mass,
Charles Delano of Lynn. Mass, and George
Delano OF Searsport. He was a barber
by trade and in recent years had con-
Quoted q shop at No. 65 Main street. Mr.
DelanO was q good citizen and will be missed
by many friends. He was a member of Tim
othy Chase Lodge, F. & A. M, Of Silver Cross
Lodge. knight of Pythias, and of Tarratine
Tribe of Red Men. His funeral took place at
his late home Sunday at o'clock. Rev. Horace
B. Sellers of the Methodist church officiating.
Silver Cross Lodge. Knights of Pythias, Of
which tee deceased was a member, conducted
the services of the order, and the bearers.
Messrs. William J. Gordon, Frank o. Whiting,
Arthur H. Morrison and G. Parker Cook, we're
from this lodge.
Horace Judson Morton died Jan. 22d at his
home on Congress street from a complication
of diseases, aged n years and 9 months He
was born in South Paris, son of the late
Richard and Hannah C. (Perry) Morton. He
was engaged in Chicago for about 80 years in
the manufacture OF the Morton Dry Kilns.
which were sold extensively in this country
and in Canada. In 1914 Mr.. Morton retired
from business and came to Belfast, buying
what is known as the Hartman -Knowton
house, 13 Congress street. He is survived by
his wife, formerly Miss Ada Belle Cammett of
Belmont, and by his adopted sister and cousin,
Mrs. Edwald Rice of Winchester, Mass. For
many years they spent several weeks in sum-
mer at the Cammett home in Belmont. The
deceased, who was always genial and compan.
ionable, made many friends in this vicinity
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funeral was held at his late home Tuesday at
l D, M, Rev. Arthur E. Wilson, Unitarian. and
Rev. Arthur A. Blair. Universalist, officiating.
| There were several musical selections by
Mrs. C. W. Wescott. Arthur N. johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitcher under the direction of
Mr.. E. S. Pitcher. The bearers were Messrs.
Henry L. Lord, Marcellus R. Knowlton, Rob.
ert P. Coombs and Virgil L. Hail. The re-
mains were placed in the receiving tomb
and will be inferred in Belmont in the spring
| ]. R. Glover, one of Camden's prominent
and respected citizens, died very suddenly last
Saturday morning He was at the club room
Friday afternoon and appeared in his usual
good health when he retired at night About
1.30 a. m. Saturday he spoke to his wife and
said he did not feel well. She got up at once
and went to get something warm for him to
drink and when she returned he was dead. He
is survived by his wife and by two sons in
| Boston. Mr. Glover was native of Massa-
chusetts, but came to Camden about 20 years
ago, having retired from the trucking business
in Boston, and built handsome residence in
Trim street. He was interested in the better
ment OF the town, held in high esteem by
all, and always had kind word for everyone.
A kind husband and father and true friend.
he will be truly missed and mourned, and the
family suddenly bereaved have the SYM
pathy of all.
Mrs. Rosa Whitney, widow of Upton Treat
of Frankfort, died last week at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Fred B. Cutler, formerly of
Bangor, in Brookline, Mass She was in her
SOth year. Mrs. Treat is survived ny two
daughters Mrs, Cutler and Mrs. Charlotte
Knowles of West Newton, Mass. The de-
ceased was woman of many fine characteris-
tics, always doing kind things for those in need
relatives in this vicinity and a great MANY
friends. The funeral services were held in
Brookline and interment was in the family lot
in Winchester, Mass.
Greenllef H Haynes died Dec. 22d in Sono-
ra, Calf. after an illness of one week of pneu-
monia. aged 81 years. Mr.. Haynes when a
young man was resident of Searsport, son
of Hiram and Eliza Harvey Haynes. In 1867
he, with an elder brother, went to California,
where they have since resided. Mr.. Haynes
leaves two daughters, Mrs. E H. 1rousdale of
Oakland, Calf, and Mrs S. H. Erickson o.
Stockton. Calf. He also leaves two brothers,
Benz. F. Haynes of Tuolumne, Calf, and
Hiram F. Haynes of Shoup, Idaho, and one
sister, Mrs. H. M Bennett of this city,
Hugh E., son of Orrin L. and Maggie A.
(McLeilan,) Wentworth, died last Saturday at
their home on Bridge street after an illness of
several months with tuberculosis. His age was
1S years. months and 10 days. He is sur
vived by his parents and two sisters, Iona
May and Frances. The funeral was held a,
his late home Monday at p. NJ, Rev. Horace
B. Sellers of the Methodist church officiating
The bearers were from Mrs. Mary S. Whit.
more's Sunday school class. of which the de-
ceased was a member-Paul Tuttle, yelling
ton Winchester, Walter Omar and Granville
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