Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
Obituary
JOSEPH


Mrs. Abbie Bennett Joseph, widow
of Captain John w. Joseph, Lewes
pilot, died Wednesday. January 3
1910, in the Presbyterian Hospital in
I Philadelphia. Mrs. Joseph had been
I Ill for some time as a result OF a fall
| last summer. She was removed TO
( the hospital for an operation about
three months ago. Mrs. Joseph is
survived by two sons. Captain Pres
ton Joseph. Lewes pilot, and Allen
Joseph OF Philadelphia; daughter.
Ada May Joseph OF Lewes; two bro
theirs, Horace Bennett, of Milford.
and Clarence Bennett OF Philadel-
phia, and one sister, Mrs. Mary
ShOckley Of Milford. Funeral SER
vices will be held Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock from the Atkins Funeral
Home in Lewes, with the Rev. DR..
William Leishman. pastor of the
Lewes Presbyterian Church. officiat-
ing. lnterment will be IN the Pres
byterian cemetery Friends may call
at the Atkins Home on Friday eve
ming.
WARRINGTON
Mrs. Bessie Vickers Warrington. /
IL years old, wife of Clarence War |
rington. of WestcOats Corner. near
Lewes. died suddenly on Friday. De-
cember 29, 1893, at the Beebe HOspi-
tai. Stricken suddenly last Thursday
night, she was rushed To the hosnital.
although she had been in good health
up TO that time. Besides her husband,
she is survived by her mother. Mrs
Adelaide Vickers; three sisters, Mrs.
Lucinda wilkins, Mrs. Edna Han,
and Miss Jessie Vickers, all of Lewes
and one borther, John W. Vickers OF
Philadelphia. Services were held last
sunday at 1880 p. m. from the At
kins Funeral Home with burial in
he Methodist cemetery. The Rev.
William Leishman officiating.
HABERSTICK
The funeral Of Miss Phyllis HIaber-
tick. n years old, of Pennington. II
vas held Thursday afternoon with
ervices in the Methodist Church at | ]
'armington at o'clock. Interment {
fas made in Hollywood cemetery nj ]
harrington. Miss Haberstick. stu {
ent at the Greenwood High School. /
led Monday, January /, 1910, al the (
SanatOrinm. She had
cen i'll nine months. Surviving her
re her father. Walter Haberstick OF
ewpoTt, and a sister. Mrs. John NJ.
rodley of Silview. Miss Haberstick
ad lived with an uncle and aunt,
Ir. and Mrs A. l., Haberstick, since o
ne was 3 years old when her mo- N
Ter died I
FOWLER il
Funeral services for Mrs. Lydia d q
owler. "a years Old. widow of Sam =,
Il Fowler, who died in the Graduate "
Ospital, Philadelphia. Tuesday. De-
.mber 26, 1893. We're held from the
1wdars Funeral Parlors in Milford J'
st Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. III
he Rev, T. II, Collins of Marshall o
n. ofliciated lnierment was made Ji
odd Fellows cemetery, Milford. ol
RS. Fowler had been patient i'm AT
e hospital for the past two months.
nering from broken hip. She is
rvived by two sons. George Fowler Fl
Philadelphia and Harry Fowler OF ",
oboken, n. j., and one grandchild. at
PORTER III
Funeral services for DoTman h. -"
'rter, age 5S years. resident of
ltOn, who passed away Sunday.
,cember 81. 1899, were held from fol
ilson's Funeral Home on Wednes- Fr
y afternoon at . o'clock. with in -
'ment in Odd Fellows cemetery, loi
lton. The Rev. Gilbert N. Ross OF III
lion OBLIGATED. Mr. Porter il sur Od
'ed by his widow. Mrs Hilda Por-
=; one sister. Mrs Emma Naylor,
ltOn; one son, George Porter. of
ltOn. and two daughters. Mrs. -
orge Hopkins of Milton and Mrs 49,
rOthy Porter. ~, ~
ANDERSON W.
William Anderson. age rs years, lou
d at the home OF his son, John /
derson in Frederick. Tuesday NOR .
g. January >. 1910. Funeral SER Pcs
es will be held at the Boyer Fu- 4
al Home. Harrington, Saturday a
arnOOn. January 6. al 1880 o'clock. IA,
: pastor of Trinity Methodist Z
lrch, Frederick. will ofIiciate. In RoI
nent in Hollywood cemetery. He q
by two children, John ?
lerSon and Mrs. David Harring- &
OF Harrington. a
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