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The Muskegon Chronicle
Tuesday, 20 February, 1945

         MRS. IRENE ABBOTT
          Once Teacher Here
           Briefly Ill, Dies
           
         MRS. IRENE ROBINSON ABBOTT, for years a faculty
       member of Muskegon Senior High School, and widow
       of a prominent Muskegon banker, died at Hume home
       today. She had been ill about six weeks.
       
         A native of Jersey City, N.J., MRS. ABBOTT received
       her education at Vassar college, Paughkeepsie, N.Y.,
       and at the University of Chicago. She came to Muske-
       gon from Chicago in 1896.
       
         In 1908 she became the wife of GEORGE A. ABBOTT,
       cashier of Hackley National bank at the time of his
       death many years ago. The marriage took place in
       Chicago.
       
         MRS. ABBOTT had served as a faculty member of
       Muskegon Junior college for a short time following
       her retirement from the high school staff. She was
       a member of St. Paul's Episcopal church.
       
         She is survived by several nieces and nephews,
       and MRS. GEORGE A. HUME, of Spring Lake; MRS. 
       LYMAN G. MASON, Lavina, Mont., and THOMAS E.
       ABBOTT, of Sangor, Calif.
       
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