Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-03
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Funeral Of Mrs. Isaiah Pratt

euHGTaI OF WIFE, tSo'oH
The funeral services of Mrs. Isaiah
Pratt were held from her late home
on Centre street, Thursday afternoon
at o'clock Rev. j. w. Reynolds
officiating. The bearers were Car
roll and George Pratt, Ned wing,
and Laverne Wakefield, the burial
was at Riverside cemetery. +. b.
Woodward acted as funeral director
Beautiful flowers testified to the love
and esteem in which she was held by
her relatives and friends.
Hattie c, Goodale was born in ST.
Adams, March /, 1861, the eighth In
family of IL children born to William
and Laura A. Goodale, nine of whom
are now living. She married FOREST
Wing of Levant and to them one sou
was Sborn, after his death she mar
ried Henry Wing who is also de-
ceased, about five years ago she mar
ried Isaiah Pratt and has since MADE
her home here, where by her kind
disposition she made many friends
She was a member of High street
church and although unable to attend
| church activities was always Wiling
to aid as she could. To Mr.. Pratts
sons and daughters she, has always
! been very dear and during her Ill
ness received every care and atten-
ton which they could give. Her Ill
ness of long duration did not con-
fine her to the house until the last
few weeks. She thought from tbs
! first that her condition was critical
| and expressed a wish to enter the
| Maine General hospital and was tax
en- there three weeks ago. the END
coming Tuesday morning october ~
| She is survived by her husband. MIR
! Isaiah Pratt, one son, Forest WINS
and three grandchildren of Levant, q
stepson. Ned Wing of Levant. VINO
was always considered by her as her
own, the following brothers and Sis
tiers, Mrs. Adella Jenness of Exeter
N. H.: Arnold Goodale Of Newport
Mrs. Josephine Harding of Clifton,
George Goodale of Southport, Bert
Goodale. Mrs. Thursa Gilman of Cor
/ lima, Mrs. Carrie Cole of st. Adams
who were present at the funeral SER
vices, the Oldest brother. j. p. Good
ale of Corinna and Arthur Goodale OF
st Adams were unable to attend, and
many nephews and nieces. out OIL
town people attending the funeral
besides the immediate relatives were
Hrbert Nichols of Pittsfeld, Alton
! Goodale of Corinna, William Goodale
of Exeter, N. H., Mrs. Florence Cliff
| ton OF Greenv1lle, MISS FlosSle anu
Miles Pratt of Winn, Mrs. Abbie
Wakefield and sons, Mr.. Verne and
John and Mrs Nora Hamilton OF
Ripley, Carl j. Pratt OF Pittsfeld
Mrs, Olive Ham and grandson, Mr.
Jones Of Bangor and Preston Perkins
OF Corinna.
Much sympathy Is felt for. Mrs
| Guy p. Norton In the recent loss o.
her father, Arthur Sturtevant OF Wa
terville whose death resulted from an
injury received when struck by an
auto as he was crossing street IN
that city.
The household goods Of the Norton
family were moved to Auburn the
first Of the week where Mr.. Norton
as general superintendent OF the
Turner Center system will have his
headquarters. The daughter, Miss
Edith will remain here continuing
her work as bookkeeper at the local
plant of the Turner Centre system.
| The Swarming of the Bees Is the
name of the fair to be held Wednes-.
day and Thursday. Nov. 4 and al
the Grange hall. under the auspices
of the Union Busy Bees OF High
| street church.