Mrs. Louisa Webber
Hartland, Jan 21 – Burial services were held for Mrs. Louisa Webber, 93, at her late home on Pittsfield avenue. Mrs. Webber was the widow of Allen Webber and "Gram," as she was familiarly called lived with her daughter, Mrs. Lena Davis, in the Davis block winters and passed the time in knitting and entertaining callers. Interment was in the Athens street cemetery. She leaves besides her daughter, Mrs. Davis, two sons, E.A. and Perley Webber; seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren and any who will always remember her as a devoted and loving mother and a kind friend.
(Bangor Daily News, Monday 22 January 1934, p11)
Hartland, Jan 21 – Burial services were held for Mrs. Louisa Webber, 93, at her late home on Pittsfield avenue. Mrs. Webber was the widow of Allen Webber and "Gram," as she was familiarly called lived with her daughter, Mrs. Lena Davis, in the Davis block winters and passed the time in knitting and entertaining callers. Interment was in the Athens street cemetery. She leaves besides her daughter, Mrs. Davis, two sons, E.A. and Perley Webber; seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren and any who will always remember her as a devoted and loving mother and a kind friend.
(Bangor Daily News, Monday 22 January 1934, p11)
Mrs. Louisa Webber
Hartland, Jan 21 – Burial services were held for Mrs. Louisa Webber, 93, at her late home on Pittsfield avenue. Mrs. Webber was the widow of Allen Webber and "Gram," as she was familiarly called lived with her daughter, Mrs. Lena Davis, in the Davis block winters and passed the time in knitting and entertaining callers. Interment was in the Athens street cemetery. She leaves besides her daughter, Mrs. Davis, two sons, E.A. and Perley Webber; seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren and any who will always remember her as a devoted and loving mother and a kind friend.
(Bangor Daily News, Monday 22 January 1934, p11)
Hartland, Jan 21 – Burial services were held for Mrs. Louisa Webber, 93, at her late home on Pittsfield avenue. Mrs. Webber was the widow of Allen Webber and "Gram," as she was familiarly called lived with her daughter, Mrs. Lena Davis, in the Davis block winters and passed the time in knitting and entertaining callers. Interment was in the Athens street cemetery. She leaves besides her daughter, Mrs. Davis, two sons, E.A. and Perley Webber; seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren and any who will always remember her as a devoted and loving mother and a kind friend.
(Bangor Daily News, Monday 22 January 1934, p11)
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