The death of Abbie Sage Angell widow of the late Olin T. Angell, occurred at the family home near this village on Wednesday, May 1st. A daughter of Nelson and Harrit Green Sage. She was born at New Berlin[Chenango Co., NY] on October 22, 1857. In 1875 she was united in marriage with Olin T. Angell and for some time lived at New Berlin, moving from there to Guilford and later to Sidney where they lived for 22 years moving to the Angell farm at Mt. Upton in 1915. Her husband passed away in February, 1935, and she has since made her home with her son Stanley and family at the Angell farm. She is survived by two sons, Stanley J., of Mt. Upton, and George M. of Oswego, Oregon, and one daughter, Mrs. Bertha A. Peck of New York, and four grandchildren. She was active member of the Mt. Upton Methodist church, where she was particularly interested in missionary work. The funeral was held from the late home on Friday May 3rd, with burial at Sidney. The officiating clergymen, were Rev. Norman B. Graves of Oxford, assisted by Rev. Charles J. Demsey of Guilford. Ralph Burlison, Clyde Richmond, Claude Wadsworth, Harry Curtis, Fred Crumb and Claude Isbell acted as bearers.[Local History Notes]
The death of Abbie Sage Angell widow of the late Olin T. Angell, occurred at the family home near this village on Wednesday, May 1st. A daughter of Nelson and Harrit Green Sage. She was born at New Berlin[Chenango Co., NY] on October 22, 1857. In 1875 she was united in marriage with Olin T. Angell and for some time lived at New Berlin, moving from there to Guilford and later to Sidney where they lived for 22 years moving to the Angell farm at Mt. Upton in 1915. Her husband passed away in February, 1935, and she has since made her home with her son Stanley and family at the Angell farm. She is survived by two sons, Stanley J., of Mt. Upton, and George M. of Oswego, Oregon, and one daughter, Mrs. Bertha A. Peck of New York, and four grandchildren. She was active member of the Mt. Upton Methodist church, where she was particularly interested in missionary work. The funeral was held from the late home on Friday May 3rd, with burial at Sidney. The officiating clergymen, were Rev. Norman B. Graves of Oxford, assisted by Rev. Charles J. Demsey of Guilford. Ralph Burlison, Clyde Richmond, Claude Wadsworth, Harry Curtis, Fred Crumb and Claude Isbell acted as bearers.[Local History Notes]
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