Milford chronicle., 1931-05-15
OBITUARY
AAROSON

AAROSON
Mrs. Kate AarosOn. wife of j. f.
Aaroson, of Chcstertown, Md, died
in the Emergency Hospital at lGas-
ton. Md, on Thursday morning, May
S, 1881. Her remains were brought
to Milford on Saturday and inferred
in Odd Fellows Cemetery.
HILLMAN
John w. Ilillman. formerly of Mil
ford, died at his home, Is S. Yewdell
street, Philadelphia, on Monday,
Aphil l3, 1881, in the Goth year of
his age. He leaves wife and sew
cral children; also two brothers,
James and Charles llillman, of Mil
ford.
OWENS
The body of Wilson Owens, of
Marcus Hook, was brought TO Mil
ford on Tuesday. May 5, and was
buried from St JohnstOwn church
in the church cemetery. Mr.. Owens
was "a years of age and the son of
Philip Owens, formerly of this town.
He was injured in an automobile
accident some weeks ago and an in
lection developed He died in a
Philadelphia hospital
HALL
Mrs. Ida Hall, aged 76 years, and
widow of e. J. Hall, died at her
home. 1916 Church Lane. German
town, Philadelphia, on Wednesday,
April %, 1881, of internal trouble.
She had been in poor health for a
long while, and for the past five
years had been confined to her
home. Mrs. Hall was a daughter of
John Wilkerson and was born at
Milford She leaves two sons. e. c.
and Arthur Hall, of Philadelphia,
and one sister, Mrs Arthur Cullen,
of Wilmington. Funeral services
were held in the Chapel of Will
mingtOn and Brandywine cemetery,
Rev. Charles II. Anschutz officiating,
and burial made in adjoining ceme-
terry. - -
COULBOURN
Frank T. Coulboun, age G7 years,
died at his home in Harrington.
Tuesday, May IL. 1881. after long
illness. Mr.. CoulbOurn was born
near Denton, Md. but has spent the
greater part of his life in and
around Harrington lie leaves
widow. Mrs. Nora Reed COulbourn,
and six children: Martin CoulbOurn,
Audubon. n, j.; Mrs. Watson
Brown, near Harrington; Miss FL
len Coulbourn,. Philadelphia; Mrs.
w. A. Roach, Audubon. N. j.: Mar
garet and Ralph COulbourn at home.
Funeral services will be held Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock from the
home in charge of Rev Collins and
Rev. LittletOn. Interment in Holly
wood cemetery.
HUDSON
John n Hudsons one of the out
standing contractors of Rehoboth,
died i'm the Beabe Hospital. Lewes,
on Tuesday, May 5, 1881, following
an operation for appendicitis and
complications = He was Sc years of
age. Mr. Hudson was born and
reared near. .Relio both and had been
in the contracting business for
many years, having built many cot
tages for people all over the State.
He was a member OF Ocean Wave
Lodge, No. 49, the /. o, o. f., In
dian River Tribe, No, 80, !. o. r. NJ,
and of the Rehohoth Yolunteer Fire
SURVIVING Mr. Hudson
are his widow. Mrs" Florence Roach
Hudson, three brothers. J. Fred,
James and Edward S. Hudson; two
William and Theodore
and three sisters, Mrs. Han
nah Marsh, Mrs. Lilly Carpenter and
Mrs. Carrie Carpenter. Funeral
services were held from his late
home on Lake ave. Friday afternoon. |
Tnterment was made at Che Presby- |
.erian cemetery at Midway. The |
we're in charge. of Rev. Will !
lam Leishman, pastor of the Lcwes |
church, assisted by /
Rev. Irving Carpenter, pastor of |
Epworth M. f. church, RehOboth.