Milford chronicle., 1928-05-18
OBITUARY
DAWSON

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nesday morning, May 16, 1928, age
73 years, after several weeks Hines
He leaves a wife, who was Mis-
Anna Reynolds, daughter of the lat
, William Reynolds, a well know
dealer in ship timber during tn
Civil War. DR.. Dawson was a natiY
of Kent County, Delaware, and afte
: graduating from college, studied a
the Hahannemann College of Medi
cine, in Chicago, and graduated as
Homeopathic Physician. After prac
ticing as an inferno physician in tina
hospital, he entered the genera
practice of his profession, and final
ly located in Milford about 1881, sue
ceeding to much of the practice o.
DR.. o. o. K. Strong who retired anC
moved to ill-on-the-Hudson. A
few years later Dr. Dawson left Mil
ford and went to Mattewan-on-the-
Hudson, where he practiced his pro-
fession, and for time was connect
ed with a State Sanatarium profess
sionally. He returned to Milford
occasionally and married Miss Anna
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practice of his profession here, in
which he was active up to about a
year ago. The funeral will be held
this Friday afternoon at two O'Clock
from their residence and interment
will be made in Odd Fellows ceme-
terry.
TUTHILL
Mrs. Lille Tuthill, aged So years,
died in Washington, D. c., on We'd
nesday, May 8, 1928, and was buried
at Odd Fellows cemetery, Milford, on
Friday morning, Rev. Frank Herson
officiating. The deceased was the
wife of Charles H. Tuthill, formerly
of Milford, who left here 35 years
ago to accept position with the
treasury department at Washington,
and has been in the employ of the
there ever since. Mrs.
Tuthill's maiden name was Morris
and she was formerly of Georgetown.
During their stay in Milford Mr.. Tut
hill was secretary of the Milford
Town Council. Besides her husband,
the deceased is survived by two chill
dren, Mrs. Anna Copeland, wife of
DR.. Edgar Copeland, a specialist of
and Mrs. Carrie Jaqua,
also of Washington. The pallbear-
ears were former Senator I. D. |
Short, Daniel Hirsch, Frank L. Da-
Wis, Albert Archer, C. D. Abbott and
Louder N. Hearn. Among the floral
pieces there was a magnificent spray |
presented by the treasury depart
ment at Washington, which was sent
to Milford in private car.
RUSSELL
Mrs. Sarah E. Russell, aged 70
years, months and 9 days, died at
ler home /on East Eecond street,
South Milford, Wednesday, May 16,
after a long illness. She was
laughter of Captain VIM. Andrews
md Eliza A. Andrews, his wife, and
widow of James Russell, a we'll
Known business man of Milford for
many years. Her children now liv-
ng are: Arthur Russell, of Mil
ord; James Russell and David H.
Russell, of Philadelphia; Mrs. May
r. Marshall, of Philadelphia; Mrs.
sadie Wright, of Milford. She was
member of the Presbyterian
;hurch in Milford since early wo-
manhood. Five grandchildren also
re numbered in her descendants.
'uneral will be held from the resi- .
ence this afternoon, Rev. Humph- ,
eys officiating.
MOORE
The funeral services for former Y
tate Senator John M. C. Moore, of
ethel, Sussex county, were held on
ay Is, 1928, from the home of his I
N, ]. G. Radcliffe Moore. He was
years old and well known through :
1t the State. For AZ years he was i
lperintendent of the Bethel Marine
ailway, of which he was part own
). He was a prominent Republican
Id up until ten years ago was ac-
7e in his party's affairs. His death
llowed weeks illness of kidney
ouble. Mr.. Moore is survived by the E
children: Orland and ].
lrfield Moore, Bethel; Mrs. Charles
Marvel, Mrs. Charles D. Boyce,
lureI; Mrs. Arthur D. Phillips,
,thel; Mrs. Harvey Farrow, Dover;
RS. Willard Blood, Wilmington;
rs. Spy Gray, Elliotts Island, Md.
JOHNSON
A. Johnson died at the
me of his niece, Miss Della Rob E
is, at Rehoboth, Wednesday
)rning. Funeral at the home of
5 niece Saturday at o'clock. In
'ment at Lewes M. E. Cemetery,
". William D. Wilson officiating.
, is survived by one sister-Miss
orgia Jenkins, of Lewes; two
eces-Mrs. Della Roberts and
SIS Effie Jefson, and two nephews
irwin Carter and Frank Carter.
WELLS s
John P. Wells, aged 80, of Oakley,
ID at the Milford Emergency Hos
al on Friday, May II, 1928, and
s buried on Sunday afternoon at
kley. The deceased is survived by
widow, and the following chill
N: William H. Wells of Oakley,
IN w. Wells of Middletown, Chas.
Wells Of Greenwood, W. I. Wells
Oakley, Bertha M. Duhadaway Of
kley and Martha Donovan of
infield, N. J.
WEBB
ohm p Webb, of Oakley, died in
Milford Emergency Hospital on
day, May 18th, aged 80 years.
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