Ida M. Woods, 73, of Unity, died in a Boston hospital Tuesday, March 2, 1954, after several months' illness. She was born in Freedom May, 1880, the daughter of Walter and Flora (Bangs) Bessey. She married John Woods in 1899 and lived in Unity during most of her past 55 years.
She received her education at Freedom public schools and Freedom Academy and was a graduate of the International College of Drugless Physicians of Chicago, Illinois in 1920.
She was one of the first members of the Church of Christ in Unity.
Surviving are three sons, Mercil B. of Dorcester, Mass., Clyde K. and Kendall W. of Westbrook; three daughters, Mrs. Bessie Lang of Dorchester, Mass., Mrs. Olive Haley and Mrs. Glennis Dalton of Unity.
Burial was in Pond Cemetery in Unity.
(Published in the Belfast Republican Journal)
She received her education at Freedom public schools and Freedom Academy and was a graduate of the International College of Drugless Physicians of Chicago, Illinois in 1920.
She was one of the first members of the Church of Christ in Unity.
Surviving are three sons, Mercil B. of Dorcester, Mass., Clyde K. and Kendall W. of Westbrook; three daughters, Mrs. Bessie Lang of Dorchester, Mass., Mrs. Olive Haley and Mrs. Glennis Dalton of Unity.
Burial was in Pond Cemetery in Unity.
(Published in the Belfast Republican Journal)
Ida M. Woods, 73, of Unity, died in a Boston hospital Tuesday, March 2, 1954, after several months' illness. She was born in Freedom May, 1880, the daughter of Walter and Flora (Bangs) Bessey. She married John Woods in 1899 and lived in Unity during most of her past 55 years.
She received her education at Freedom public schools and Freedom Academy and was a graduate of the International College of Drugless Physicians of Chicago, Illinois in 1920.
She was one of the first members of the Church of Christ in Unity.
Surviving are three sons, Mercil B. of Dorcester, Mass., Clyde K. and Kendall W. of Westbrook; three daughters, Mrs. Bessie Lang of Dorchester, Mass., Mrs. Olive Haley and Mrs. Glennis Dalton of Unity.
Burial was in Pond Cemetery in Unity.
(Published in the Belfast Republican Journal)
She received her education at Freedom public schools and Freedom Academy and was a graduate of the International College of Drugless Physicians of Chicago, Illinois in 1920.
She was one of the first members of the Church of Christ in Unity.
Surviving are three sons, Mercil B. of Dorcester, Mass., Clyde K. and Kendall W. of Westbrook; three daughters, Mrs. Bessie Lang of Dorchester, Mass., Mrs. Olive Haley and Mrs. Glennis Dalton of Unity.
Burial was in Pond Cemetery in Unity.
(Published in the Belfast Republican Journal)
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