Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-05-19
DEATHS DOINGS.
GREEN.

tfRtEN.
Miss Mildred Elesia Green, ward Of
Mrs. NJ. A. Rockwell, died, at Koser's
private sanitarium, at Williamsport
early last Thursday morning, May
18th. Deceased was born January 20,
1889 and was twenty-one years and five
months of age Miss Green has made
her home with Mrs. Rockwell for the
past twelve years and it is truly said
no child could have received better
care than that bestowed upon Mildred
by her foster mother. Miss Green was
an accomplished musician and was
held in high esteem by her friends.
Mildred had been patient sufferer for
the past three years and was cheerful
with all her suffering. Acting upon
the advice of DR.. w. H. Bush, attend
ing physician, Mrs. Rockwell acconi-
panied Mildred on Saturday, May 7th,
to the Sanitarium where she passed
away. On Sunday morning a very
serious operation was performed. She
rallied from the operation and was get
ting along as we'll as could be expected
and Mrs. Rockwell returned to EN-
porium, on Monday afternoon, know
ing that everything was being done
for Mildred's comfort and care that
could be done. Mrs. Editha Howard,
of Williamsport, was in constant COM
munication with the Sanitarium.
Mildred continued to improve until
Wednesday morning about nine o'clock
when she suddenly took a change for
the worse and from that tine con-
tinued to fail until the end came at
three o'clock on Thursday morning
Mrs. Editha Howard, daughter of Mrs.
Rockwell, accompanied the remains to
her home at Emporium on Thursday
afternoon. The funeral of the re-
spected young lady was held from EN-
manuel Episcopal Church on Saturday
afternoon, at two O'Clock, the Rev. J.
M. Robertson, Rector of the church
officiating. The Choir of the Church
rendered the favorite hymns of the de-
ceased, she being a member of the
Choir.
During the services at the church
the Choir rendered "Lead Kindly
Light'' and "Asleep in Jesus" in very
impressive manner. A solo, "Thy
Will Be Done" was sung by w. s.
Sterner. Rev. Robertson's remarks
were very appropriate to the occasion.
The Union Friendly Society, of which
deceased was member, attended the
funeral In a body. Most beautiful
flowers were sent to the home from
friends and relatives of the deceased.
Interment was made in the Rockwell
family plot, in the Newton Wiley
Cemetery. The casket bearers were
Messrs. Russell M. McQuay, Guy 8.
Felt, John T. Howard and Moses
Harris. @. w. Rishell had charge of
the funeral. Out of town friends in
attendance at the funeral were Mrs.
Editha Howard and daughter, Mrs.
Carl Rothfuss, of Williamsport and Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Yesgle, of st. Marys.
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FREINDEL.
Our citizens were deeply grieved to
hear the sad information that Miss Ed
Ma MARIE FREINDEL, aged IL years,
second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
A. Freindel, died yesterday morning
at 10:45, at the family residence South
Maple Street. The funeral will take
place from st. Marks Church, Satur-
day morning at nine O'Clock. Deceas-
ed had been i'll for several weeks with
complication of diseases and suffered
great pain. Her fond parents employ
ed every known remedy in hopes that
she might out-grow the ailment but all