Frances Bonser died in his home on Cherry Street, Lebanon at the age of 68. Burial was in Brodheadsville, Pa. The Rev. Benjamin F. White of the Lebanon Reformed Church, officiated. Mr. Bonser had been ill of heart trouble for some time. The family moved to Lebanon about 17 years ago previously from the farm now owned by Frank Voorhees.
Mr. Bonser retired a year before his death from a milk route he had conducted in Lebanon about 10 years.
Surviving were his widow, Mrs. Minnie Bonser; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Anderson of Somerville, and Mrs. Leah Stryker of Lebanon; a son, Miles Bonser, of Plainfield, and four grandchildren.
His obituary was published in the Hunterdon County Democrat on August 5, 1937.
Mr. Bonser retired a year before his death from a milk route he had conducted in Lebanon about 10 years.
Surviving were his widow, Mrs. Minnie Bonser; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Anderson of Somerville, and Mrs. Leah Stryker of Lebanon; a son, Miles Bonser, of Plainfield, and four grandchildren.
His obituary was published in the Hunterdon County Democrat on August 5, 1937.
Frances Bonser died in his home on Cherry Street, Lebanon at the age of 68. Burial was in Brodheadsville, Pa. The Rev. Benjamin F. White of the Lebanon Reformed Church, officiated. Mr. Bonser had been ill of heart trouble for some time. The family moved to Lebanon about 17 years ago previously from the farm now owned by Frank Voorhees.
Mr. Bonser retired a year before his death from a milk route he had conducted in Lebanon about 10 years.
Surviving were his widow, Mrs. Minnie Bonser; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Anderson of Somerville, and Mrs. Leah Stryker of Lebanon; a son, Miles Bonser, of Plainfield, and four grandchildren.
His obituary was published in the Hunterdon County Democrat on August 5, 1937.
Mr. Bonser retired a year before his death from a milk route he had conducted in Lebanon about 10 years.
Surviving were his widow, Mrs. Minnie Bonser; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Anderson of Somerville, and Mrs. Leah Stryker of Lebanon; a son, Miles Bonser, of Plainfield, and four grandchildren.
His obituary was published in the Hunterdon County Democrat on August 5, 1937.
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