OBITUARY:
William, the seven-year old son of Mr.and Mrs. Theodore Forster, passed away Monday. Brights disease caused the death. The boy had been ill with scarlet fever and contracted a cold that settled in the kidneys. Regular funeral services were not conducted, as the Forster family is quarantined, because of scarlet fever, but the remains were laid at rest in Oak Knoll cemetery yesterday.
Source: Princeton Union Feb 15, 1917
William, the seven-year old son of Mr.and Mrs. Theodore Forster, passed away Monday. Brights disease caused the death. The boy had been ill with scarlet fever and contracted a cold that settled in the kidneys. Regular funeral services were not conducted, as the Forster family is quarantined, because of scarlet fever, but the remains were laid at rest in Oak Knoll cemetery yesterday.
Source: Princeton Union Feb 15, 1917
OBITUARY:
William, the seven-year old son of Mr.and Mrs. Theodore Forster, passed away Monday. Brights disease caused the death. The boy had been ill with scarlet fever and contracted a cold that settled in the kidneys. Regular funeral services were not conducted, as the Forster family is quarantined, because of scarlet fever, but the remains were laid at rest in Oak Knoll cemetery yesterday.
Source: Princeton Union Feb 15, 1917
William, the seven-year old son of Mr.and Mrs. Theodore Forster, passed away Monday. Brights disease caused the death. The boy had been ill with scarlet fever and contracted a cold that settled in the kidneys. Regular funeral services were not conducted, as the Forster family is quarantined, because of scarlet fever, but the remains were laid at rest in Oak Knoll cemetery yesterday.
Source: Princeton Union Feb 15, 1917
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