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The Bridport Sun
Thursday, 10 October 1901


         At Vergennes
         
         Friends of MISS ADDIE GRAVES, who will be
       remembered as an employee of N. J. McCuen for
       six months, will be grieved to learn of her
       death, at the home of her parents in Ferris-
       burg, Monday morning at 1:30 o'clock. MISS
       GRAVES had been ill with typhoid fever for
       two weeks and the immediate cause of her
       untimely death was a series of hemorrhages
       from which no relief could be afforded by
       medical skill. The deceased was 21 years of
       age and had been in robust health until over-
       taken by disease. She was a young woman of
       the most prepossessing disposition and a
       general favorite with friends and acquain-
       tances. The funeral took place Tuesday, Rev.
       Chas. Worrick officiating. Interment was in
       the Gage cemetery.
       
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