Gloom was cast over our community by the death of Mrs. Albie Coville Farrington, which occurred early Friday morning, March 6th, at the Crouse-Irving hospital in Syracuse.
Mrs. Farrington was taken, at 11 o'clock Thursday from her home, thinking the hospital care would be better and a speedy recovery might be the result. The deceased was a resident of this place nearly all her short life of 24 years. She is survived by two little sons, tbree and one years of age; a mother, Mrs. Nancy Butler; three brothers, Luther, Kenneth and Raymond Coville: two sisters, Mrs. Viola Baker and Mrs. Esther Showers; and a half sister, Sarah May Butler, beside a host of friends. Funeral services were held at her residence on Monday at 12 o'clock; burial at Jacksonville cemetery.
THE FULTON PATRIOT March 18, 1925
Her parents were Nancy Brown Coville (1873-1952) and Frederick Ted Coville (1867-1910).
Mrs. Farrington was taken, at 11 o'clock Thursday from her home, thinking the hospital care would be better and a speedy recovery might be the result. The deceased was a resident of this place nearly all her short life of 24 years. She is survived by two little sons, tbree and one years of age; a mother, Mrs. Nancy Butler; three brothers, Luther, Kenneth and Raymond Coville: two sisters, Mrs. Viola Baker and Mrs. Esther Showers; and a half sister, Sarah May Butler, beside a host of friends. Funeral services were held at her residence on Monday at 12 o'clock; burial at Jacksonville cemetery.
THE FULTON PATRIOT March 18, 1925
Her parents were Nancy Brown Coville (1873-1952) and Frederick Ted Coville (1867-1910).
Gloom was cast over our community by the death of Mrs. Albie Coville Farrington, which occurred early Friday morning, March 6th, at the Crouse-Irving hospital in Syracuse.
Mrs. Farrington was taken, at 11 o'clock Thursday from her home, thinking the hospital care would be better and a speedy recovery might be the result. The deceased was a resident of this place nearly all her short life of 24 years. She is survived by two little sons, tbree and one years of age; a mother, Mrs. Nancy Butler; three brothers, Luther, Kenneth and Raymond Coville: two sisters, Mrs. Viola Baker and Mrs. Esther Showers; and a half sister, Sarah May Butler, beside a host of friends. Funeral services were held at her residence on Monday at 12 o'clock; burial at Jacksonville cemetery.
THE FULTON PATRIOT March 18, 1925
Her parents were Nancy Brown Coville (1873-1952) and Frederick Ted Coville (1867-1910).
Mrs. Farrington was taken, at 11 o'clock Thursday from her home, thinking the hospital care would be better and a speedy recovery might be the result. The deceased was a resident of this place nearly all her short life of 24 years. She is survived by two little sons, tbree and one years of age; a mother, Mrs. Nancy Butler; three brothers, Luther, Kenneth and Raymond Coville: two sisters, Mrs. Viola Baker and Mrs. Esther Showers; and a half sister, Sarah May Butler, beside a host of friends. Funeral services were held at her residence on Monday at 12 o'clock; burial at Jacksonville cemetery.
THE FULTON PATRIOT March 18, 1925
Her parents were Nancy Brown Coville (1873-1952) and Frederick Ted Coville (1867-1910).
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