Mr. William G. Waltz, an aged and most respected citizen of this place passed away at his home on Jefferson Street Sunday afternoon, after a short illness. He was a blacksmith by trade and worked in his shop until only a few days before his death. His age was 81 years. he leaves a widow, two daughters, Mrs. Enos Benner of Portland and Mrs. Rufus Condon of Friendship; two sons, Alonzo of Everett, Mass; and Lendon C. of this place; and one sister, Miss. Lydia Waltz of Glendon. Lincoln County News: January 2nd, 1908. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Waltz of Everett, Mass., were in town yesterday, called her by the death of Mr. Waltz father, William G. Waltz.
Lincoln County News: January 2nd, 1908.
William G. Waltz, died at this home Sunday Dec. 29, after a brief illness, at the age of 81. Born in Waldoboro, he early learned the trade of Blacksmithing and was employed for brief seasons in Whitefield and Camden. On settling in Waldoboro he established himself in the same shop which he occupied for sixty three years. Mr. Waltz was a most faithful and conscientious workman and citizen, always seeking the well being and happiness of his fellow citizens, dumb creatures also sharing in his great kindness of heart. For nearly fifty years he was a member of the Masonic Fraternity. Always interested in religious matters he was a constant reader of the Bible and, as long as his hearing favored him, a regular attendant at church. Although not a member of any, Mr. Waltz throughout a long long life gave every evidence of true Christian manhood. With the departure of such a man, the town sustains a loss which will be hard to be supplied. He is survived by a wife, two sons, Lendon C, of Waldoboro, and Alonzo F. of Everett, Mass; two daughters, Mrs. Enos T. Benner of South Portland and Mrs. Rufus Condon of Friendship and one sister, Miss. Lydia Waltz of Nobleboro. The funeral was held at the house Wednesday afternoon, Rev. G.F. Sibley pastor of the Baptist church officiating followed by a Masonic service. The interment was at Rural Cemetery.
Lincoln County News: January 9th, 1908.
Mr. William G. Waltz died, December 29, of grip and pneumonia, aged 82 years. Mr. Waltz was a blacksmith by trade, and work at that business more than 50 years. He was a good, worthy, upright citizen and a strong Republican. He leaves a widow, who was formerly Miss. Susan Genthner; two sons - Lendon C., of Waldoboro, and Alonzo F., of Everett, Mass.; two daughters - Mrs. Julia Benner, of South Portland, and Mrs. Susie G. Condon, of Friendship.
William G. Waltz died at his home on Jefferson street, Sunday afternoon, after a short illness, at the age of 82 years. Mr. Waltz was a native of Nobleboro, but had been a resident of Waldoboro nearly all his life, following the trade of blacksmith. He had been regular in attendance at his shop till within a few days of his death. he is survived by two sons, Lendon C., of Waldoboro, and Alonzo of Everett, Mass., two daughters, Mrs. Julia Benner of Knightville, and Mrs. Susan Condon of Friendship. The funeral will be observed Wednesday at 1 o'clock p. m.
Waltz - Waldoboro, Dec. 29, William G. Waltz aged 82 years.
Mr. William G. Waltz, an aged and most respected citizen of this place passed away at his home on Jefferson Street Sunday afternoon, after a short illness. He was a blacksmith by trade and worked in his shop until only a few days before his death. His age was 81 years. he leaves a widow, two daughters, Mrs. Enos Benner of Portland and Mrs. Rufus Condon of Friendship; two sons, Alonzo of Everett, Mass; and Lendon C. of this place; and one sister, Miss. Lydia Waltz of Glendon. Lincoln County News: January 2nd, 1908. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Waltz of Everett, Mass., were in town yesterday, called her by the death of Mr. Waltz father, William G. Waltz.
Lincoln County News: January 2nd, 1908.
William G. Waltz, died at this home Sunday Dec. 29, after a brief illness, at the age of 81. Born in Waldoboro, he early learned the trade of Blacksmithing and was employed for brief seasons in Whitefield and Camden. On settling in Waldoboro he established himself in the same shop which he occupied for sixty three years. Mr. Waltz was a most faithful and conscientious workman and citizen, always seeking the well being and happiness of his fellow citizens, dumb creatures also sharing in his great kindness of heart. For nearly fifty years he was a member of the Masonic Fraternity. Always interested in religious matters he was a constant reader of the Bible and, as long as his hearing favored him, a regular attendant at church. Although not a member of any, Mr. Waltz throughout a long long life gave every evidence of true Christian manhood. With the departure of such a man, the town sustains a loss which will be hard to be supplied. He is survived by a wife, two sons, Lendon C, of Waldoboro, and Alonzo F. of Everett, Mass; two daughters, Mrs. Enos T. Benner of South Portland and Mrs. Rufus Condon of Friendship and one sister, Miss. Lydia Waltz of Nobleboro. The funeral was held at the house Wednesday afternoon, Rev. G.F. Sibley pastor of the Baptist church officiating followed by a Masonic service. The interment was at Rural Cemetery.
Lincoln County News: January 9th, 1908.
Mr. William G. Waltz died, December 29, of grip and pneumonia, aged 82 years. Mr. Waltz was a blacksmith by trade, and work at that business more than 50 years. He was a good, worthy, upright citizen and a strong Republican. He leaves a widow, who was formerly Miss. Susan Genthner; two sons - Lendon C., of Waldoboro, and Alonzo F., of Everett, Mass.; two daughters - Mrs. Julia Benner, of South Portland, and Mrs. Susie G. Condon, of Friendship.
William G. Waltz died at his home on Jefferson street, Sunday afternoon, after a short illness, at the age of 82 years. Mr. Waltz was a native of Nobleboro, but had been a resident of Waldoboro nearly all his life, following the trade of blacksmith. He had been regular in attendance at his shop till within a few days of his death. he is survived by two sons, Lendon C., of Waldoboro, and Alonzo of Everett, Mass., two daughters, Mrs. Julia Benner of Knightville, and Mrs. Susan Condon of Friendship. The funeral will be observed Wednesday at 1 o'clock p. m.
Waltz - Waldoboro, Dec. 29, William G. Waltz aged 82 years.
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