Miss Mae Aldrich
Miss Mae Aldrich. died Wednesday morning, at one o'clock, at Garrattsville. She was taken sick a week ago Monday; it was thought at first she had the grip, but later it proved to be jaundice. She was taken much worse on the next Wednesday
night and kept on failing from that time. She had been unconscious since Sunday about noon.
She was a young lady who was liked by all who knew her.
She was twenty years old last September. She leaves her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Aldrich, one brother, Leslie
all of Pittsfield and one sister, Mrs. Merton Kelty of Edmeston, besides many friends in this place.
The funeral will be held Friday at, H. L. Breese's, where she was working at the time she was taken ill. She will be buried at Morris.—Our Garrattsville Reporter.
as reported in "The Otsego Farmer" Cooperstown, NY on February 6, 1920.
Miss Mae Aldrich. died Wednesday morning, at one o'clock, at Garrattsville. She was taken sick a week ago Monday; it was thought at first she had the grip, but later it proved to be jaundice. She was taken much worse on the next Wednesday
night and kept on failing from that time. She had been unconscious since Sunday about noon.
She was a young lady who was liked by all who knew her.
She was twenty years old last September. She leaves her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Aldrich, one brother, Leslie
all of Pittsfield and one sister, Mrs. Merton Kelty of Edmeston, besides many friends in this place.
The funeral will be held Friday at, H. L. Breese's, where she was working at the time she was taken ill. She will be buried at Morris.—Our Garrattsville Reporter.
as reported in "The Otsego Farmer" Cooperstown, NY on February 6, 1920.
Miss Mae Aldrich
Miss Mae Aldrich. died Wednesday morning, at one o'clock, at Garrattsville. She was taken sick a week ago Monday; it was thought at first she had the grip, but later it proved to be jaundice. She was taken much worse on the next Wednesday
night and kept on failing from that time. She had been unconscious since Sunday about noon.
She was a young lady who was liked by all who knew her.
She was twenty years old last September. She leaves her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Aldrich, one brother, Leslie
all of Pittsfield and one sister, Mrs. Merton Kelty of Edmeston, besides many friends in this place.
The funeral will be held Friday at, H. L. Breese's, where she was working at the time she was taken ill. She will be buried at Morris.—Our Garrattsville Reporter.
as reported in "The Otsego Farmer" Cooperstown, NY on February 6, 1920.
Miss Mae Aldrich. died Wednesday morning, at one o'clock, at Garrattsville. She was taken sick a week ago Monday; it was thought at first she had the grip, but later it proved to be jaundice. She was taken much worse on the next Wednesday
night and kept on failing from that time. She had been unconscious since Sunday about noon.
She was a young lady who was liked by all who knew her.
She was twenty years old last September. She leaves her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Aldrich, one brother, Leslie
all of Pittsfield and one sister, Mrs. Merton Kelty of Edmeston, besides many friends in this place.
The funeral will be held Friday at, H. L. Breese's, where she was working at the time she was taken ill. She will be buried at Morris.—Our Garrattsville Reporter.
as reported in "The Otsego Farmer" Cooperstown, NY on February 6, 1920.
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