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

a year, Sne was born in North Searsport. the
daughter of the late Phineas e. and Vienna
(Conant) Warren. When young she married
Albert Morse of Searsport. who died in 1878.
She had four children, Annabell, who died in
1904, Edward of Galveston, Texas, Idella Rob-
inson of Chelmsford. Mass. and Frank Of Saco.
with whom she spent the last winter. She
also leaves two grandsons, five sisters and one
brother, Thresia Damon of Tacoma, Wash..
Leora Brigham of Pasadena, Calf, Francena
Damon of Inglewood. Calf. Alice Sweet Of
Philadelphia, Pa, Elmer of Chelmsford, Mass,
and Mrs. d. F. Stephenson Of this city. In
1897 she married Daniel Duncan of North
Haven, and went there to live. Ten years ago
they moved to Thomaston, where they have
since made their home. She was good, faith
full wife and mother. She united with the
Methodist church in North Searsport. but since
living in Thomaston was a constant attendant
of the Baptist church. The funeral was held
Friday afternoon at her late home. Rev. w. A.
Newcombe, pastor of the Baptist church Of
1ciating. Henry Tison Circle, Ladies Of the
U. A. R., attended in body. The remains
were taken to Searsport for interment beside
her first husband
The funeral services of Lizzie M, wife of
Charles B. Thompson were held July 18th at
their home on Congress street. She was the
daughter of the late Robert and Elorah Ring
Waterman and was born in North Searsmont,
April z3, 1868. She had been in poor health
for more than eleven years, but was feeling
better the morning of her death than for
eleven years. She leaves to mourn their loss,
beside her husband, her stepmother, Mrs. Liz
zie M. Waterman; three brothers, Charles H
and John R. both of Belfast and James B.
Waterman of Pittsfield, M ane; one sister, Flora
M. Richards of Camden, Me-; two nephews,
Frank j. and Robert Wallace Waterman; two
nieces, Mildred G. Bryant of Pitusfeld and
Marion Roberta Waterman of Belfast; one
grand niece, Marguerite Eleanor Bryant of
Pittsfeld, Me- three cousins, Robert and Rem
dell Waterman of Charlottetown, P e. l., and
Mrs Fred Knight of Newburyport, Mass; and
one uncle, Charles B. Ring of Montville. She
was of pleasant, sunny disposition and was
loved by all who knew her, was ever ready to
help those in trouble and do all the good she
could and will be greatly missed by neighbors
and friends. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. A. A. Blair and the floral off fer.
ings were many and very beautiful.
Allen J. Simmons, one of the best known
and most prosperous farmers of the town o1
Waldo, died July 18th. aged rs years, month
-, ~
son of the late Nathaniel and Rosina Moody
Simmons. and came to Waldo when young
man. He is survived by his wife, formerly
Miss Adelaide Ray of Knox; their one son
Lawrence N. Simmons, who lives on the ad
joining farm, and six daughters-Mrs. Fred M
Bunker of Ashland, KY, Mrs. C. F. Stocke
and Mrs Bert Shorey of Billings, Mont, Mrs
Charles Forbes of Brooks. Mrs. Charles M
Wallace of Huntington, W. Va, Mrs. Walter |
Neal of Waldo; and one sister, Mrs. Sarah S
Johnson of Belfast. His daughters visitet
their home the past year for the first time il
about % years and held very pleasant fam
lily reunion. Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons celebrat
ed their golden wedding in 1914. The fu
neral was held at his late home Sunday at 8
p. m. Rev. Walter T. Hawthorne of the Bel
fast Congregational church officiated, and
delegation from Marsh River Lodge, F. & A
| NJ, of which he was member, held their i'm
pressive burial service. Mrs. Nathan Hunt o
Morrill, sang several solos. Members of Marsi
! River Ledge acted as bearers
Mrs. w. M. Young died July 18th at he
! in irtn h bod - L
usual health until Friday but after fe,
| hours suffering underwent an operation Sat
urday from which she could not rally TIL
entire community was saddened by her death
and the sympathy of all Is extended to the BE-
reaved family. Her husband is in feeble healt
and ta him it was a crushing blow. She is ais
survived by two daughters, Mrs Manley Bart
lett Of Newburg. and Mrs. Leroy Wadleigh O
Winterport; by two sons. Clarence and Calyi
of Winterport; and by six gran dchidren and
sister, Mrs. Noah Wilson of Winterport
The body of Mrs. Ora F. Tilton was foun
Thursday morning. July 18th. in the Kenne
bee river. north of the yard of the August
Lumber Go. She had been missing from he
home at 81 North Belfast avenue since earl
Monday morning. and searching parties ha
been active ever since. She was fully clothe
and everything about the body indicated tina
she had made deliberate preparations for tn
| act. The remains were taken to Unity on tn
Friday morning train and the funeral seryie
was neld there that afternoon. She leaves
husband, "a six years old son and a twin brother
all of Aupusta
Frank T. Carter died July 18th at his hom
in Cambridge. Mass, aged 40 years. He wa.
born in Montxille, the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Rufus Carter, and came to Belfast when ,
young man to clerk in the grocery store of A
A. Howes & Co. He married Evelyn, dauph
ter of the late Joseph Havener of Belfast. a.,
is survived by his wife and their two children
Harold and Elizabeth; by his father, and tw,
brothers. Charles and Albert A.. all of Mont
vile. The funeral was held at his late hom
Tuesday afternoon and the remains wer,
brought to Belfast for nterment in Grov.
cemetery.
| Capt. William Sawtele, who was formerl,
widely known to Maine summer visitors al
commander of the steamers Mount Desert ant
Roekland, died July 14th at his home in Rock
land, aged II years.
The funeral services of the late Mrs. Viol,
Webster were held at the Woodrow chapel O,