Milford chronicle., 1924-02-01
WEST


uary 9th, 1924 Interment was made in
Odd Fellows cemetery.
WEST
Sarah Catherine West, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie West, died at their
home in North Milton on Friday, Jan
uary 25, 1924, aged days Interment
at Odd Fellows cemetery, Milton.
Samuel J. Wilson and Son had charge
of the funeral.
NAPLES
B. f. NAPLES, retired farmer of
Slaughter Neck, who was making his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel An
drews, of Hickman, died January 20,
1924 Funeral services were held in
Slaughter Neck Church on Tuesday
afternoon at one o'clock. Hardesty &
Adams of BridgeYille, had charge of
the funeral.
LYNCH
Jas. l. Lynch died at the home Of his
brother, H. H. Lynch, near Milford, on
Sunday, January goth, aged sc years,
two months and two days He is sur
vived by two brothers, W. A. Lynch,
of Lewes; Henry H. Lynch, of Mil
ford and one sister, Mrs. Mary Will
liams of Frederick. Funeral services |
were held Tuesday afternoon and in
terment made in Barratt's Chapel.
LODGE
George W. Lodge died at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Marshall Will
son, at Lewes, aged 81 years, month
and 10 days, on Friday, January 25,
1924. Funeral at residence at 2 o'clock
IN Monday. Interment in M. E. ceme-
cry, Lewes. He leaves a son, Edison
Lodge, assistant cashier in the Sussex
Trust Company at Lewes and one
laughter, Mrs. Alonzo Wilson, also of
LeWes, and a host of relatives and
Rev. Davis officiated Samuel
J. Wilson and Son had charge of the
uneral.
LACEY
Captain Charles Franklin Lacey
lied suddenly at his home in Milton
IN Wednesday, January %, 1924, aged
% years, 4 months and days. Fune-
al at his residence on Saturday last
It 2 o'clock. Interment in M. E. ceme-
cry Rev. Mccoy of Milton Oficiated.
He leaves a widow, daughter of the
ate Thomas and Eliza Black, one
laughter, Mrs. John B. Hazard, one
lister, Miss Mary Lacey of Lincoln 2
nd one half brother, John Lacey, of {
florida Samuel J. Wilson and Son
ad charge of the funeral. ,
TAYLOR
Charles P. Taylor died Thursday,
"a, 1924, at his home at Lin
DIN City, after a short illness. The '
neral was held Sunday at his home
nd interment was made at Odd Eel II
WIS cemetery. He leaves a widow
nd six children, Mrs. Davis Watson,
{ Cedar Neck; Mrs. Samuel Ingram,
{ Frederick; Mrs. Charles Morris, of
ilton; Edmund Taylor, of Milford;
iss Lena Taylor and Mrs. Wilbur |
all of Cedar Neck. He was born June
1851, and was in his 73rd year. Rev.
God and Rev. Strausburg of1ciated.
m. Powders, funeral director.
MASTEN
hrs. Sara A. Masten, daughter of the :
tie Sara w. and John w. Hollis, of
incoln, died at the home of her
tighter, Mrs. John Andrews, of Phil
lelphia, on Wednesday, January %,
"a, aged 81 years. Her husband
as the late Clement Masten of Lin
In, who died eight years ago. Mrs.
asten was faithful wife and loving
other and always willing to serve
ose she loved. She attended church
long as her health permitted. Her +
mains were brought to Lincoln on N
.turday morning. Funeral services
ere held in the Methodist Church
ID interment made in the Lincoln H
metery. lie
She is survived by five children, as IL
lows: Henry Masten of California; IL
orge Masten of Virginia; Mrs. Chas. IL
chardson of New York; Mrs. John u
Ldrews of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Is
10. W. Clendaniel of Lincoln. Also IL
enty grandchildren and four great IL