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ALCESTA EVES.At five o’clock Friday evening at home on Main street occurred the death of S. Alcesta Eves, widow of W. Webster Eves, and one of the town’s most estimable women. She had been suffering with typhoid fever for the past four weeks, as well as was her son Justin Earl Sands. Besides this son she is survived by two other sons and daughter. They are George E. Sands, Esq., of Williamsport, Dr. James P, Sands, of Trenton, N. J., and Mary E. Sands, a teacher in our schools. Mrs. was a daugeter of the Jlate ^Benjamin K. Eves and was born June 21, 1855. She first married J. P. Sands, who died some 25 years ago, and several years later married W. Webster Eves, who died a few years ago.Funetal services were held in the Friends’ Meeting-house at two o’clock Monday afternoon. Tributes were paid by Mrs. Charles Eves and Mrs Jos. W. Eves. The pull bearers w;ere C. M. Eves, Myron Eves, J. Stanley Eves, Charles Eves, Edward R. Eves and P. L. Eves.JUSTIN EARL SANDS.About three o’clock Tuesday morning J. E Sands died at his home on Main street following an illness of four weeks with typhoid fever. lie was a son of S. Alcesta and J. P. Sands, and spent nearly all hisjife in this section. Two brothers and . sister survine, and’0*0 I'lOted ill V* vf j, | I i\ttice of ins mothers tie tin Funeral services will be held Thursday after non at tow o’clack, and interment in the Sands plot in the Millville cenie-terv.
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The Millville Weekly Tablet
Millville, Pennsylvania, US
Wed, Feb 14, 1917
Page 4
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