The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-07-20
RECENT DEATHS.

Miss Alice l.. Lowell only daugh o.
George and Carrie (MitchelD Lowell
died at her home in Montville July 5tt
of diabetes, aged "a years, 8 months ant
"A days. Miss Lowell had come from
the Augusta hospital to take a tvs
weeks rest and had been at home only
eight days when the disease from which
She had suffered for the past few years
developed very rapidly, but she was con-
hned to her bed only from Monday until
ednesday morning, when she passed
away. Miss Lowell was a graduate
nurse from the Butler hospital in Rhode
Island, and had been at the Augusta In
sane hospital since last September IS as
sIStant supervisor of the female pavil-
ION. She possessed one of those sweet
dispositions that endeared her to those
with whom she met, and she is sadly
mourned by host OF friends. The flu
neral service was held at her late home
Saturday, and the house was filled with
relatives and friends. Rev. T. r. PEN
cost spoke feellngly of her beautiful life,
as he had known her from infancy. The
white caSket rested seemingly in a bed
of beautiful flowers. Mrs. Hurd, Mrs
Cram, Miss Copp and j. P. Sanford sang
three selections, accompanied by MISS
Katherine Sanford. She is survived by
her father and mother and by young
brother, Fred, who have the sympathy
OF many friends. The interment was in
the family lot at Mount Repose, Mont
vile. Following is list of the fowe RS
from friends: Large spray of plnks and
fine flowers from the father, mother and
brother; pillow of roses from inmates of
the hospital, with Alice through the cen
ter; large spray of flowers, Mrs. Berry
and son Ross of Providence, r. l.; Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Berry of Pittsfield,
spray; Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Berry, spray;
spray from Mr.. and Mrs. aaron McFar-
land; Mrs. Marion Berry, spray; bunch
of roses from DR.. Vasberg, Augusta;
large bunch of roses from alumni of But
Ter hospital; same from Augusta hospl-
tai; roses from the Fuller family; spray
from Charles Atkinson and family; pinks
from Mr.. and Mrs. Will Haskell; spray,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Aver; spray, Mr.
and Mrs. j. H. Aver; spray, Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Dyer; spray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Toothaker and family; roses
from Simon Bradstreet; large bunch of
sweet peas, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Gray
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Skidmore; Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Mcfarland, bunch of
peonies; wreath of white lilies, Fred
White and family; large bunch of mixed
flowers, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leeman
and Earl Reynolds; spray, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Hardin Erskins; spray, DR.. and Mrs. c..
b. Holt; spray, Miss Elizabeth johnson,
Andover, Mass; bouquets of flowers,
Mrs. Leslie Hurd, Mrs. Ellen Hartman,
Mrs. Burkhill. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hewes, L. c. Morse and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fuller, Miss Florence Rod
lex, Miss Lytle Morrill,, Rilla Luce, Mrs.
George Cram, John and Waldo Holt
spray from Mrs. Corr Jones; spray from
Chester Thompson; basket of flowers,
Edward Bridges.
The funeral service of Rev. Henry
Jones, pastor of the st. Thomas Episco
pal church, Camden, was conducted
Wednesday afternoon, July IL tn. He dice
at his home In Camden. A prayer at the
house for the immediate family was con
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Moody, formerly Of
Rockland. At p. m. services were hele
at the St. Thomas Episcopal church, Of