MRS. N. B. SAGE
In the family home at 167 Overlook Ave, Hackensack, N.J, on Monday, April 27, 1925, Adda Blodgett, wife of Nathan B. Sage, died of heart failure after a period of ill health, covering several years.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Sage are from the township of Sandy Creek Mrs. Sage was the daughter of Samuel N. and Mary Bartlett Blodgett and was born Nov. 18, 1864 in what was later the Finster cheese factory, still later owned by J.J. Miller. This property was then owned and operated by Samuel Blodgett.
In her young womanhood, after attending the locial public schools, she taught for a year in the Stevens district and then was a valued employee of the Sandy Creek News force, both under the management of F.E. Mungor and F. Dudley Corse.
On Oct 12,1886 she was married to Nathan B. Sage and has lived since then in and around New York City.
To these esteemable people were born a daughter, who died at the age of three years and three sons, Blodgett, Edward and Burrell Sage of Hackensack, who with the husband, survive the wife and mother. She is also survived by two brothers, Malcom S. Blodgett of Watertown, and Fred Blodgett of Boonville and one sister, Mrs A.B. Hollis of Lacona Another sister, Mrs Lina Porter died a few years ago.
In early life Mrs. Sage joined the Baptist church and Bang in the church choir. While her health permitted she was a frequent visitor to this section.
Mrs M.S. Blodgett, Uri Blodgett of Watertown and Fred Blodgett of Boonville are in Hackensack today to attend the funeral. Her brother, Mr. M.S. Blodgett, was not able to stand the trip
Source: Sandy Creek News, April 30, 1925
In the family home at 167 Overlook Ave, Hackensack, N.J, on Monday, April 27, 1925, Adda Blodgett, wife of Nathan B. Sage, died of heart failure after a period of ill health, covering several years.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Sage are from the township of Sandy Creek Mrs. Sage was the daughter of Samuel N. and Mary Bartlett Blodgett and was born Nov. 18, 1864 in what was later the Finster cheese factory, still later owned by J.J. Miller. This property was then owned and operated by Samuel Blodgett.
In her young womanhood, after attending the locial public schools, she taught for a year in the Stevens district and then was a valued employee of the Sandy Creek News force, both under the management of F.E. Mungor and F. Dudley Corse.
On Oct 12,1886 she was married to Nathan B. Sage and has lived since then in and around New York City.
To these esteemable people were born a daughter, who died at the age of three years and three sons, Blodgett, Edward and Burrell Sage of Hackensack, who with the husband, survive the wife and mother. She is also survived by two brothers, Malcom S. Blodgett of Watertown, and Fred Blodgett of Boonville and one sister, Mrs A.B. Hollis of Lacona Another sister, Mrs Lina Porter died a few years ago.
In early life Mrs. Sage joined the Baptist church and Bang in the church choir. While her health permitted she was a frequent visitor to this section.
Mrs M.S. Blodgett, Uri Blodgett of Watertown and Fred Blodgett of Boonville are in Hackensack today to attend the funeral. Her brother, Mr. M.S. Blodgett, was not able to stand the trip
Source: Sandy Creek News, April 30, 1925
MRS. N. B. SAGE
In the family home at 167 Overlook Ave, Hackensack, N.J, on Monday, April 27, 1925, Adda Blodgett, wife of Nathan B. Sage, died of heart failure after a period of ill health, covering several years.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Sage are from the township of Sandy Creek Mrs. Sage was the daughter of Samuel N. and Mary Bartlett Blodgett and was born Nov. 18, 1864 in what was later the Finster cheese factory, still later owned by J.J. Miller. This property was then owned and operated by Samuel Blodgett.
In her young womanhood, after attending the locial public schools, she taught for a year in the Stevens district and then was a valued employee of the Sandy Creek News force, both under the management of F.E. Mungor and F. Dudley Corse.
On Oct 12,1886 she was married to Nathan B. Sage and has lived since then in and around New York City.
To these esteemable people were born a daughter, who died at the age of three years and three sons, Blodgett, Edward and Burrell Sage of Hackensack, who with the husband, survive the wife and mother. She is also survived by two brothers, Malcom S. Blodgett of Watertown, and Fred Blodgett of Boonville and one sister, Mrs A.B. Hollis of Lacona Another sister, Mrs Lina Porter died a few years ago.
In early life Mrs. Sage joined the Baptist church and Bang in the church choir. While her health permitted she was a frequent visitor to this section.
Mrs M.S. Blodgett, Uri Blodgett of Watertown and Fred Blodgett of Boonville are in Hackensack today to attend the funeral. Her brother, Mr. M.S. Blodgett, was not able to stand the trip
Source: Sandy Creek News, April 30, 1925
In the family home at 167 Overlook Ave, Hackensack, N.J, on Monday, April 27, 1925, Adda Blodgett, wife of Nathan B. Sage, died of heart failure after a period of ill health, covering several years.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Sage are from the township of Sandy Creek Mrs. Sage was the daughter of Samuel N. and Mary Bartlett Blodgett and was born Nov. 18, 1864 in what was later the Finster cheese factory, still later owned by J.J. Miller. This property was then owned and operated by Samuel Blodgett.
In her young womanhood, after attending the locial public schools, she taught for a year in the Stevens district and then was a valued employee of the Sandy Creek News force, both under the management of F.E. Mungor and F. Dudley Corse.
On Oct 12,1886 she was married to Nathan B. Sage and has lived since then in and around New York City.
To these esteemable people were born a daughter, who died at the age of three years and three sons, Blodgett, Edward and Burrell Sage of Hackensack, who with the husband, survive the wife and mother. She is also survived by two brothers, Malcom S. Blodgett of Watertown, and Fred Blodgett of Boonville and one sister, Mrs A.B. Hollis of Lacona Another sister, Mrs Lina Porter died a few years ago.
In early life Mrs. Sage joined the Baptist church and Bang in the church choir. While her health permitted she was a frequent visitor to this section.
Mrs M.S. Blodgett, Uri Blodgett of Watertown and Fred Blodgett of Boonville are in Hackensack today to attend the funeral. Her brother, Mr. M.S. Blodgett, was not able to stand the trip
Source: Sandy Creek News, April 30, 1925
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