Orlando died at Lily Bay, Maine in the great flu epidemic of 1918. He was my great grandfather's younger and only brother.
ORLANDO B. MARTIN
Orlando B. Martin, a former resident of Bangor, died Friday morning at Lily Bay at the age of 36 years and six month. He had been in poor health for nearly three years, but his condition was somewhat improved until he contracted influenza two days ago. Mr. Martin is survived by a wife, Doris Martin, who is critically ill. A brother, A.U. Martin, of Bangor, and three sisters, Mrs. L.H. Hayden of Presque Isle, Mrs. E. M. Sprague of McKinley, Mrs. B.H. Benson of Portland, also survive him.
The funeral arrangements will be announced.
ORLANDO B. MARTIN
Orlando B. Martin, a former resident of Bangor, died Friday morning at Lily Bay at the age of 36 years and six month. He had been in poor health for nearly three years, but his condition was somewhat improved until he contracted influenza two days ago. Mr. Martin is survived by a wife, Doris Martin, who is critically ill. A brother, A.U. Martin, of Bangor, and three sisters, Mrs. L.H. Hayden of Presque Isle, Mrs. E. M. Sprague of McKinley, Mrs. B.H. Benson of Portland, also survive him.
The funeral arrangements will be announced.
Orlando died at Lily Bay, Maine in the great flu epidemic of 1918. He was my great grandfather's younger and only brother.
ORLANDO B. MARTIN
Orlando B. Martin, a former resident of Bangor, died Friday morning at Lily Bay at the age of 36 years and six month. He had been in poor health for nearly three years, but his condition was somewhat improved until he contracted influenza two days ago. Mr. Martin is survived by a wife, Doris Martin, who is critically ill. A brother, A.U. Martin, of Bangor, and three sisters, Mrs. L.H. Hayden of Presque Isle, Mrs. E. M. Sprague of McKinley, Mrs. B.H. Benson of Portland, also survive him.
The funeral arrangements will be announced.
ORLANDO B. MARTIN
Orlando B. Martin, a former resident of Bangor, died Friday morning at Lily Bay at the age of 36 years and six month. He had been in poor health for nearly three years, but his condition was somewhat improved until he contracted influenza two days ago. Mr. Martin is survived by a wife, Doris Martin, who is critically ill. A brother, A.U. Martin, of Bangor, and three sisters, Mrs. L.H. Hayden of Presque Isle, Mrs. E. M. Sprague of McKinley, Mrs. B.H. Benson of Portland, also survive him.
The funeral arrangements will be announced.
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