The funeral services over the remains of Catherine Babcock, the little daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Babcock, of Columbia, S. C., were conducted Sunday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Kate Guion, on East Ninth street at 03 o'clock, by Rev. Mr. Hoffmann, of the Episcopal church. A number of friends were present. The pall-bearers were: Messrs. Bunch and Wiley, of Columbia; and Dr. C. A Bland and Mr. R. H. Jordan, of this city. The interment was at Elmwood.
Charlotte Observer
06.18.1895
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The Angel of Death Out-Sped Them.
The Observer mentioned several days ago tat Miss Alice Guion had gone to Colubia, S. C. to be with her sister, Mrs. Dr. Babcock, who had a very sick child. news was received in the city last night of the death of the child. Dr. and Mrs. Babcock and Miss Guion were on their way to Charlotte with the little one-Catharine-hoping the change would prove beneficial. They got only as far as Chester before the little one passed away. She was just two years old. The remains will be brought here today for burial.
Charlotte Observer
06.16.1895
Charlotte Observer
06.18.1895
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The Angel of Death Out-Sped Them.
The Observer mentioned several days ago tat Miss Alice Guion had gone to Colubia, S. C. to be with her sister, Mrs. Dr. Babcock, who had a very sick child. news was received in the city last night of the death of the child. Dr. and Mrs. Babcock and Miss Guion were on their way to Charlotte with the little one-Catharine-hoping the change would prove beneficial. They got only as far as Chester before the little one passed away. She was just two years old. The remains will be brought here today for burial.
Charlotte Observer
06.16.1895
The funeral services over the remains of Catherine Babcock, the little daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Babcock, of Columbia, S. C., were conducted Sunday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Kate Guion, on East Ninth street at 03 o'clock, by Rev. Mr. Hoffmann, of the Episcopal church. A number of friends were present. The pall-bearers were: Messrs. Bunch and Wiley, of Columbia; and Dr. C. A Bland and Mr. R. H. Jordan, of this city. The interment was at Elmwood.
Charlotte Observer
06.18.1895
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The Angel of Death Out-Sped Them.
The Observer mentioned several days ago tat Miss Alice Guion had gone to Colubia, S. C. to be with her sister, Mrs. Dr. Babcock, who had a very sick child. news was received in the city last night of the death of the child. Dr. and Mrs. Babcock and Miss Guion were on their way to Charlotte with the little one-Catharine-hoping the change would prove beneficial. They got only as far as Chester before the little one passed away. She was just two years old. The remains will be brought here today for burial.
Charlotte Observer
06.16.1895
Charlotte Observer
06.18.1895
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The Angel of Death Out-Sped Them.
The Observer mentioned several days ago tat Miss Alice Guion had gone to Colubia, S. C. to be with her sister, Mrs. Dr. Babcock, who had a very sick child. news was received in the city last night of the death of the child. Dr. and Mrs. Babcock and Miss Guion were on their way to Charlotte with the little one-Catharine-hoping the change would prove beneficial. They got only as far as Chester before the little one passed away. She was just two years old. The remains will be brought here today for burial.
Charlotte Observer
06.16.1895
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