BRIDGEWATER, November 19, - Miss Mary Miller, daughter of the late Elder and Mrs. John A. Miller, died in her home here, just across the northern boundary line of the town, this morning at 2:30 o'clock, after an illness of only a few days.
The announcement this morning of her death came as a shock to the many friends who were not aware of her sickness. Miss Miller was a Christian woman and possessed many kindly traits of character that won the lasting friendship of those whom she came in contact with.
She was born on the homestead farm where she died some few months over forty-one years ago. Miss Mille is survived by four brothers; A. M., S. B., J. W. F. and S. G. Miller, all of whom live within a short distance of Bridgewater, and one sister, Mrs. John S. Wright, who lives near Mt. Crawford.
The funeral will be conducted in the Main Street Church of the Brethren of which Miss Miller was a member for many years, Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Burial will be in the cemetery at that church.
Daily News Record, Harrisonburg
Saturday Nov 20, 1915
The announcement this morning of her death came as a shock to the many friends who were not aware of her sickness. Miss Miller was a Christian woman and possessed many kindly traits of character that won the lasting friendship of those whom she came in contact with.
She was born on the homestead farm where she died some few months over forty-one years ago. Miss Mille is survived by four brothers; A. M., S. B., J. W. F. and S. G. Miller, all of whom live within a short distance of Bridgewater, and one sister, Mrs. John S. Wright, who lives near Mt. Crawford.
The funeral will be conducted in the Main Street Church of the Brethren of which Miss Miller was a member for many years, Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Burial will be in the cemetery at that church.
Daily News Record, Harrisonburg
Saturday Nov 20, 1915
BRIDGEWATER, November 19, - Miss Mary Miller, daughter of the late Elder and Mrs. John A. Miller, died in her home here, just across the northern boundary line of the town, this morning at 2:30 o'clock, after an illness of only a few days.
The announcement this morning of her death came as a shock to the many friends who were not aware of her sickness. Miss Miller was a Christian woman and possessed many kindly traits of character that won the lasting friendship of those whom she came in contact with.
She was born on the homestead farm where she died some few months over forty-one years ago. Miss Mille is survived by four brothers; A. M., S. B., J. W. F. and S. G. Miller, all of whom live within a short distance of Bridgewater, and one sister, Mrs. John S. Wright, who lives near Mt. Crawford.
The funeral will be conducted in the Main Street Church of the Brethren of which Miss Miller was a member for many years, Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Burial will be in the cemetery at that church.
Daily News Record, Harrisonburg
Saturday Nov 20, 1915
The announcement this morning of her death came as a shock to the many friends who were not aware of her sickness. Miss Miller was a Christian woman and possessed many kindly traits of character that won the lasting friendship of those whom she came in contact with.
She was born on the homestead farm where she died some few months over forty-one years ago. Miss Mille is survived by four brothers; A. M., S. B., J. W. F. and S. G. Miller, all of whom live within a short distance of Bridgewater, and one sister, Mrs. John S. Wright, who lives near Mt. Crawford.
The funeral will be conducted in the Main Street Church of the Brethren of which Miss Miller was a member for many years, Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Burial will be in the cemetery at that church.
Daily News Record, Harrisonburg
Saturday Nov 20, 1915
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