MRS. LORA E. JEWETT
Mrs. Lora E. Jewett died Friday night at a local hospital, following a long illness. Friends may call at the Greenlawn Memorial Funeral Home, 300 State Street. Fuenral arrangements will be announced.
The Bangor Daily News: 02 Apr 1955
FUNERAL SERVICES
Funeral services for Mrs. Lora E. Jewett will be held thsi afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Greenlawn Memorial Funeral Home, 300 State Street. The Rev. Albert C. Niles, pastor of the First Universalist Church, will officiate. The remains will be places in the receiving tomb in Mt. Hope Cemetery for spring burial in Dexter Cemetery. Mrs. Jewett, 89, died Friday evening at a local hospital following a long illness. She was the widow of Earl Jewett. Mrs. Jewett was born in Wellington, June 24, 1865, teh daughter of Jacob and Lovina Staples Bemis. She was a member of the Universalist Church. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Della Winchester, St. Petersburg, Fla.; two brothers, Wendell of Wellesley, Mass., and several cousins, nephews and nieces. Mrs. Jewett was a grade school teacher in Corinna for many years.
The Bangor Daily News: 04 Apr 1955
A BLIND GIRL'S POEM
Miss Lillian M. Kimball of Macwahoc, Me., for her friend, Lora E. Bemis, during her stay with her at Dexter, Dec. '90.
Dear friend so true and faithful
To You our love we now impart;
Andy may the lines that are written here,
Bring Joy and gladness to your heart.
Many lives have been made brighter,
Many a heart been filled with joy,
By the cheerful loving presence
Which the darkest cloud it can destroy.
And what in all the world is better,
Thank a cheerful soul and a love divine;
A love that makes the world seem brighter
That spreadeth joy and draws no line.
And for these noble deeds, dear friend,
We bring these flowers of richest hue;
And twine around thy youthful brow
The wreath of love and friendship true.
And if in goodness you stand firm,
And ever seek for truth and love;
We'll strew thy path with many blessings
Borne from unseen realms above.
And angel guides will ever help thee,
Up the stepping stones of time;
Help to make thy life ere brighter,
And crown thee in a fairer clime.
So ever live for those who love you,
Whose hearts are kind and true;
For the heaven that smiles above you.
And the good that you can do.
Mrs. Lora E. Jewett died Friday night at a local hospital, following a long illness. Friends may call at the Greenlawn Memorial Funeral Home, 300 State Street. Fuenral arrangements will be announced.
The Bangor Daily News: 02 Apr 1955
FUNERAL SERVICES
Funeral services for Mrs. Lora E. Jewett will be held thsi afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Greenlawn Memorial Funeral Home, 300 State Street. The Rev. Albert C. Niles, pastor of the First Universalist Church, will officiate. The remains will be places in the receiving tomb in Mt. Hope Cemetery for spring burial in Dexter Cemetery. Mrs. Jewett, 89, died Friday evening at a local hospital following a long illness. She was the widow of Earl Jewett. Mrs. Jewett was born in Wellington, June 24, 1865, teh daughter of Jacob and Lovina Staples Bemis. She was a member of the Universalist Church. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Della Winchester, St. Petersburg, Fla.; two brothers, Wendell of Wellesley, Mass., and several cousins, nephews and nieces. Mrs. Jewett was a grade school teacher in Corinna for many years.
The Bangor Daily News: 04 Apr 1955
A BLIND GIRL'S POEM
Miss Lillian M. Kimball of Macwahoc, Me., for her friend, Lora E. Bemis, during her stay with her at Dexter, Dec. '90.
Dear friend so true and faithful
To You our love we now impart;
Andy may the lines that are written here,
Bring Joy and gladness to your heart.
Many lives have been made brighter,
Many a heart been filled with joy,
By the cheerful loving presence
Which the darkest cloud it can destroy.
And what in all the world is better,
Thank a cheerful soul and a love divine;
A love that makes the world seem brighter
That spreadeth joy and draws no line.
And for these noble deeds, dear friend,
We bring these flowers of richest hue;
And twine around thy youthful brow
The wreath of love and friendship true.
And if in goodness you stand firm,
And ever seek for truth and love;
We'll strew thy path with many blessings
Borne from unseen realms above.
And angel guides will ever help thee,
Up the stepping stones of time;
Help to make thy life ere brighter,
And crown thee in a fairer clime.
So ever live for those who love you,
Whose hearts are kind and true;
For the heaven that smiles above you.
And the good that you can do.
MRS. LORA E. JEWETT
Mrs. Lora E. Jewett died Friday night at a local hospital, following a long illness. Friends may call at the Greenlawn Memorial Funeral Home, 300 State Street. Fuenral arrangements will be announced.
The Bangor Daily News: 02 Apr 1955
FUNERAL SERVICES
Funeral services for Mrs. Lora E. Jewett will be held thsi afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Greenlawn Memorial Funeral Home, 300 State Street. The Rev. Albert C. Niles, pastor of the First Universalist Church, will officiate. The remains will be places in the receiving tomb in Mt. Hope Cemetery for spring burial in Dexter Cemetery. Mrs. Jewett, 89, died Friday evening at a local hospital following a long illness. She was the widow of Earl Jewett. Mrs. Jewett was born in Wellington, June 24, 1865, teh daughter of Jacob and Lovina Staples Bemis. She was a member of the Universalist Church. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Della Winchester, St. Petersburg, Fla.; two brothers, Wendell of Wellesley, Mass., and several cousins, nephews and nieces. Mrs. Jewett was a grade school teacher in Corinna for many years.
The Bangor Daily News: 04 Apr 1955
A BLIND GIRL'S POEM
Miss Lillian M. Kimball of Macwahoc, Me., for her friend, Lora E. Bemis, during her stay with her at Dexter, Dec. '90.
Dear friend so true and faithful
To You our love we now impart;
Andy may the lines that are written here,
Bring Joy and gladness to your heart.
Many lives have been made brighter,
Many a heart been filled with joy,
By the cheerful loving presence
Which the darkest cloud it can destroy.
And what in all the world is better,
Thank a cheerful soul and a love divine;
A love that makes the world seem brighter
That spreadeth joy and draws no line.
And for these noble deeds, dear friend,
We bring these flowers of richest hue;
And twine around thy youthful brow
The wreath of love and friendship true.
And if in goodness you stand firm,
And ever seek for truth and love;
We'll strew thy path with many blessings
Borne from unseen realms above.
And angel guides will ever help thee,
Up the stepping stones of time;
Help to make thy life ere brighter,
And crown thee in a fairer clime.
So ever live for those who love you,
Whose hearts are kind and true;
For the heaven that smiles above you.
And the good that you can do.
Mrs. Lora E. Jewett died Friday night at a local hospital, following a long illness. Friends may call at the Greenlawn Memorial Funeral Home, 300 State Street. Fuenral arrangements will be announced.
The Bangor Daily News: 02 Apr 1955
FUNERAL SERVICES
Funeral services for Mrs. Lora E. Jewett will be held thsi afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Greenlawn Memorial Funeral Home, 300 State Street. The Rev. Albert C. Niles, pastor of the First Universalist Church, will officiate. The remains will be places in the receiving tomb in Mt. Hope Cemetery for spring burial in Dexter Cemetery. Mrs. Jewett, 89, died Friday evening at a local hospital following a long illness. She was the widow of Earl Jewett. Mrs. Jewett was born in Wellington, June 24, 1865, teh daughter of Jacob and Lovina Staples Bemis. She was a member of the Universalist Church. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Della Winchester, St. Petersburg, Fla.; two brothers, Wendell of Wellesley, Mass., and several cousins, nephews and nieces. Mrs. Jewett was a grade school teacher in Corinna for many years.
The Bangor Daily News: 04 Apr 1955
A BLIND GIRL'S POEM
Miss Lillian M. Kimball of Macwahoc, Me., for her friend, Lora E. Bemis, during her stay with her at Dexter, Dec. '90.
Dear friend so true and faithful
To You our love we now impart;
Andy may the lines that are written here,
Bring Joy and gladness to your heart.
Many lives have been made brighter,
Many a heart been filled with joy,
By the cheerful loving presence
Which the darkest cloud it can destroy.
And what in all the world is better,
Thank a cheerful soul and a love divine;
A love that makes the world seem brighter
That spreadeth joy and draws no line.
And for these noble deeds, dear friend,
We bring these flowers of richest hue;
And twine around thy youthful brow
The wreath of love and friendship true.
And if in goodness you stand firm,
And ever seek for truth and love;
We'll strew thy path with many blessings
Borne from unseen realms above.
And angel guides will ever help thee,
Up the stepping stones of time;
Help to make thy life ere brighter,
And crown thee in a fairer clime.
So ever live for those who love you,
Whose hearts are kind and true;
For the heaven that smiles above you.
And the good that you can do.
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