Milford chronicle., 1942-12-18
Obituary

VAULES
Harry T. Vaules of Railway, N.
j., son of the late William Thorn
ton Vaules, of Milford, died on Sat
urday, December II, age 80 years.
His two brothers, William, known
by his friends as billie" and Della
ware Vaules, known by his friends
as Del" died several years ago;
a, sister, Mrs. Ella Vaules Grier,
passed away in April, 1929, and an
other sister, Mrs. Anna Vaules Car
Isle, now living in Milford.
WATSON
Mrs. Mary E. Watson, widow of
the late Frank D. Watson, died at
her home near Milford, Thursday,
December 10, at the age of IS years.
Funeral services were held at the
home on Saturday at two o'clock,
Rev. Thomas Brinton officiating.
Interment was made in Slaughter
Neck Cemetery. She leaves three
children, Mrs. Bess w. Shew, Mr.. F.
Davis Watson, Mr.. Joseph M. Wat
son; a sister, Mrs. Blanche d.
Bundick, of Mountain Spriag, Col,
and three grandchildren, F. Wat
son Shew, William ]. Watson and
Glenn M. Watson.
HALL
James c. Hall, for over so years |
a barber in Middletown, died early |
Thursday morning, December 10, |
after an illness of two years, aged
7S years. He was born in Sassa-
fras, Md, and moved to Middletown
when a small boy, spending the re-
mainder of his life there. He was
a son of the late Robert C. and De-
borah Hall. Surviving him are one
son, James A. Hall, of Milford;
three brothers, William B. Hall, of
Middletown; Robert Hall, of Lans-
downe, Pa; Frederick Hall, of
Palmyra, N. j., and one sister, Mrs.
William Bisselle, of Bloomfield, N.
]. Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon at one o'clock from
Spicer's funeral home in Middle
town, and interment was made in
Bethesda Methodist cemetery, o.
H. OOluGliy OlhIiNlNlh5s
LEE
Funeral services were held at
Nd, Thursday after
noon for James Albert Lee, n
years old, well known business
man of Georgetown, and a former ;
resident of Milford, who died sud ]
lenly on Sunday, December 6, of /
| heart attack in BradentOn, Fla,
where he spends the winters. Ser {
ices were in charge of Rev. Omar I
9. Jones, pastor of Wesley Metho- {
list Church of Georgetown, and !
Rev. w. H. Revelle of Sudlersville. {
Ir. Lees survivors are Mrs. How /
.rd Baer and Mrs. George Barr of (
Georgetown, and Miss Kathleen I
Zee of Wilmington. His wife died
ONE years ago. i
WRIGHT I
Mrs. Matte Taylor Wright, =
laughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. i
,harles H. Taylor, of Georgetown, I
led of pneumonia in Hahnaman q
Iospital in Philadelphia on Thurs
ay, December 3. Funeral services I
we're at the Oliver Baer's funeral a
arlors in that city. Mrs. Wright !
caves one son, Maurice Berton G
Wright, Jr.; one brother, Howard il
'aylor. of Denton, Md, and one a
lister, Mrs. Edward Call Morris, of
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WILSON q
Funeral services foINMrs. NJ. Jen- +
Y Wilson were held at st. Paups h
Iethodist Church. Hebron, Md, on s,
tuesday of last week, conducted by ii
he Rev. E. C. Graham. Burial g,
-as in the Mardela Springs ceme-
cry. Mrs. Wilson, who was SO
ears of age, died at the home OF
err son, Norman S. Wilson, Spring
ill, Md, on Sunday, December 6, R
fter an illness of about four Il
Ionths. Besides her son, Norman II
Wilson, she is survived by a A
rother, James Satterfield, Freder-
a, and by four grandchildren. III
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