Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-01-07

Mrs. Eliza Jane (Rdwards) Marshall
died from pneumonia at her home on
High Street Tuesday morning, Dec. 81.
She was born In Otisfield Feb. p, 1929.
She married Eleazer Durham Marshall
who was killed by falling under . freight
train at West Paris station about 4e
years ago. Mrs. Marshall was one OF the
oldest residents of West Paris. She and
her husband lived for q time on the Mar
shall farm, later occupied by Samuel D.
Marshall, but later purchased the home
stead where the family have lived fol
more than fifty years. Two sons were
born to them, Almon E., who with bis
family has always remained ut home To
faithfully care for the widowed mother,
and Linneus, who died In boyhood. A
granddaughter, Elvs, wife Of DR.. Bald
win Of Portland, and grandson Lee, who
resides ut the Marshall homestead, and
one eat-grsndson, Marshall Baldwin
of Portland, survive She wss . member
Of the Baptist church and with her nus
band rendered much financial aid In
building the church. She was deeply
devoted to her family. Rev. b. q. Hath
away officiated at the funeral which was
ueE idLo uO"o oitokhooh.
Intsrment in West Paris cemetery.
Ernest Cash died from pneumonia
Thursday morning after an illness OF
about one week. he was taken Ill with
influenza which developed into pneumo.
mia. Mr.. Cash married Ella Peabody OF
Greenwood, who survives with their four
small children, the youngest but q few
months old. He was the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arson N. Cash, and was about ~
years of age. he leaves several brothers
and sisters, Mrs. Mabel Davenport oil
Sumner, Mrs. Kate Whitman, Mrs. Min
ME Robbins, Fred Cash OF West Paris,
Charles L. Cash Of the U. s. Army, .
half sister, Mrs. Pearl Harrington Of
Woodstock, and half-brother, John
Lindley OF Boston. The family moved
here from Woodstock Q few months age
and have lived 10 one Of 4. r. Tuell'l
rents on the Trap Corner road. MT
Cash was employed as section hand or
the Grand Trunk. The funeral was held
from the Methodist church Saturday
Rev. 81. 81. Hathaway oficiated. Much
sympathy 10 expressed for the bereavec
family.
Miss Ruth Tucker was called to South
Paris last week by the illness Of her sis
reported gaining.
Paul Written and friend of the q. s
Navy have been recent guests OF biz
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Written.
Mrs. Lendall Yates and Russell Briggl
are iii from pneumonia.
Mrs. r. b. Packard and daughter
helen, Mrs. B. n. Richardson, Mrs. Kid
der, Mrs. C. q. Martin, Mrs. Raymond
Webber and the families of Fred Water
house, Charles Curtis and e. r. Curtil
are among those who have been III from
influenza and are reported gaining.
Mrs. Lendall Yates and Russell Briggs
are slightly improved. Each have beef
i'll with pneumonia.
Cards have been received by relatives
announcing the birth Of daughter Il
DR.. and Mrs. Rafe W. HIATT Of Boston OF
Dec. %. Name, Mary Elizabeth. Weigh
ga pounds.
Mrs. Roscoe Tuell accompanied bel
daughter, Mrs. I. L. Bowker, to Port
land Tuesday and will spend the winter
| with her. Mrs. Tuell has rented her fur
nisbed home to Chester Briggs for thl
winter. Mr.. Briggs is one Of the opera
tors &C West Paris station.
TRAP CORNER.
Ernest Cash died at his home her,
Jan. 1s', after q short illness Of pneu
mopis. he leaves a wife and four chill
crsn. a father, mother, three sisters, two
brothers, one OF whom is in the service
and . half sister and half brother Il
mourn bis loss. Interment at South
Woodstock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Cash and Mrs
Percy Davenport from Hartford wer'
called here to attend the funeral o
Ernest Cash.
Mrs. Robbins Of Rsdding ia assisting
10 the family Of c. R. Briggs, who ar
all sick.