East Berkshire, Nov. 3, 1913. The funeral of Mrs. Abigail L. Neigus who died Wednesday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Abram (Jessie) Hamilton, where she had made her home since may was held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the M. E. Church here. Rev. N.W. Barnes officiated. All that loving hands could do was of no avail, when at last death cam as a relief. The deceased was 63 years of age. She leaves to mourn the loss, a husband, (John J. Negus) two daughters, one living near Auburn (Angeline Johnson) and the one where she died; also one son, Bert Neigus, of Richford, besides many grandchildren. The remains were laid at rest in Evergreen cemtery at Berkshire. (Neigus is also spelled Negus) Death of Mrs. Abigail L. Neigus Mrs. Abigail L. Neigus, after a long illness, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Abram Hamilton, on Wednesday evening of last week, aged 63 years. Her funeral was held on Saturday at 2 p.m. at the M. E. Church here. The Rev. N. W. Barnes officiated. She with her husband ha made their home since last may with the daughter, where Mrs. Neigus through her long illness was tenderly cared for. She leaves to mourn the loss, a husband, (John J. Negus) two daughters, one living near Auburn (Angeline Johnson) and the one where she died; also one son, Bert Neigus, of Richford, besides many grandchildren. The remains were laid at rest in Evergreen cemetery at Berkshire. Death of Katie VanSusan Katie VanSusan, wife of Leslie Hamilton, died at the home of her parents on Thursay evening, Dec. 4. Her death was unusually sad. A baby boy was born Thursday afternoon, but did not live and the young mother lived only a few hours after its birth. She was the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Diedrick VanSusan and was born Mar. 19, 1894. Last Christmas day she became the bride of Leslie Hamilton and both young people were highly esteemed in the community and the church where they were regular attendants. Beside the parents and husband she is survived by four brothers, Raymond, of Newark Valley; Grant, of Groton; and Ralph and Lido, who are at home. Her funeral was held at the home of her parents on Saturday afternoon, Rev. N. W. Barnes of the M. E. Church officiating, and the mother and baby were buried together in Evergreen Cemetery. Death of C. J. Dewey On Tuesday evening, Dec. 9, occurred the death of C. J. Dewey, an aged and highly esteemed resident of this village. Charles Johnson Dewey was a son of Ezekiel and Lucy Dewey. He was born in the town of Richford May 10, 1825. In 1834, the family moved to Lisle, where they conducted a hotel for three years, then they moved back to Richford, where they remained for three years more and then the family moved to Berkshire where the deceased had since lived for more than 72 years. Mr. Dewey was united in marriage Oct. 22, 1855. to Mrs. Lucinda Warren Cargill, of Lee, Mass. Three children were born to them, Clara, wife of Eugene Lynch, Flora, wife of Allen Manning, of Binghamton, and Dwight. The two daughters survive him. The beloved wife and mother died March 24, 1907. Mr. Dewey had been in feeble health for a long time. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lynch gave up their own home and came to take care of their father. It will be a great source of comfort to them now that they have cared for him so patiently. Marriages: At the home of the bride's father, Peter Wavle, Wednesday evening, Feb 27, 1901, by the Rev. H. N. VanDeusen, Ralph De Witt Rightmire and Miss Bessie May Wavle, both of Berkshire. Mr. and Mrs. Rightmire will occupy rooms in E. F. Johnson's house and work the farm the coming season. At East Richford, Sunday, Feb. 11, by S. B. Hale, J.P., Berton Negus and Miss Dora Talcott, both of Richford. Hamilton-Hilsinger At the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Chas. Hilsinger at East Berkshire, Wednesday evening, Dec. 15, 1915, at 8 o'clock, their younger daughter, Kittie Belle, was married to Leslie C. Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Hamilton. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. G.R. Savige of Berkshire. The bride was daintily attired n white brocade silk and lace and her traveling suit was of brown gabardine with hat to match. The young couple left Thursday morning for a wedding trip to Cortland and other places. As both are well known and highly respected in Berkshire they have the best wishes of their many friends. Community notes: Speedsville - date unknown, but after 1901. A sad accident occurred on Wednesday of last week on Berkshire hill, about three miles from this place. A little child named Hamilton was playing with matches which became ignited and set its clothing on fire. When the mother returned to her home she found her little one lying on the bed and her clothing burned. Death came in a short time to the relief of the little sufferer. Personal: Mr. and Mrs. Will Meeks entertained the ladies aid society of the Episcopal church on Tuesday evening. They have a nice home and the guests were welcomed, and fared sumptuously. James Sears is suffering from neuralgia at his home on the Caroline Center road. Miss Jennie Lant sailed for England on Thursday of this week. Frank Maynard, who has been residing with Mrs. Nancy Hungerford the past season, has returned to his home. This is all I have from the bible. I do have other clippings, and when I get the time I will type them in. Patti researching: Hamilton, Matson/Matison/Matteson, Negus (Neigus), Tarbox, Marical/Mericle/Maricle