Title	Miss
Last Name	Morrison
First Name	Augusta
Middle Name	Mae
Maiden Name
Nick Name
Place of Birth	Monticello, ME
Date of Birth	1889?
Place of Death	Bangor, ME
Date of Death	1917-03-08
Publication	The Eastern Gazette 3-8&15-1917, p.5
Obituary	Miss Augusta Morrison Miss Augusta Morrison passed away at 6.30 o'clock this morning at the Eastern Maine General hospital, Bangor, where she has been under surgical treatment. Miss Morrison was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Morrison of this town and was about 29 years of age. She was a member of the First Baptist church and a graduate of Dexter High school. She has many friends both in Dexter and Bangor, where she has been employed in the banking rooms of the Eastern Trust & Banking Co., for the past few years. She is survived by her parents, also one sister, Mrs. Clarence Pierce of this town and one brother Charles Morrison also of Dexter. The Eastern Gazette 3-8-1917, p.5 Miss Augusta Mae Morrison The community was saddened last Thursday, March 8th, by the news of the death, in Bangor, of Miss Augusta Mae Morrison of this town, after an operation at the Eastern Maine General hospital. Miss Morrison was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Morrison of Dexter and is survived by her parents, a brother, Charles Morrison and a sister, Mrs. Clarence N. Pierce, both of Dexter. She was born in Montecello, but came to Dexter in early life, where she attended the public schools, afterward taking a course in shorthand and typewriting at Mrs. Gilman's school in Bangor. Before her graduation from Mrs. Gilman's school she acted as bookkeeper in offices in Dexter and in Manchester, N. H., and after her graduation was employed by John D. Clark Co. of Bangor, Men's Furnishers and Clothiers, and latter took a position as stenographer at the rooms of the Eastern Trust & Banking Co. Bangor, which position she held at the time of her death. Miss Morrison was 28 years of age and her untimely death is deeply regretted by hosts of friends in Dexter, Bangor, New Hampshire and Massachusetts towns, where she is known. She was a young woman of sunny disposition and in her girlhood united with the Dexter Baptist church where she was an active and faithful member when at home. She made her home during the past few years with her sister, Mrs. Clarence N. Pierce, Forest street, and funeral services were held from the Pierce home Sunday afternoon at 2.30, Rev. George Carlyle Sauer of the First Baptist church, officiating, assisted by Rev. R. L. Olds. Music was furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crawford. The bearers were Alva Shepherd, Leonard Packard, W. E. Haseltine and Theodore Haseltine. Quantities of beautiful floral pieces and loose flowers were sent by friends in Dexter, Bangor and New Hampshire. The remains were placed in Mt. Pleasant receiving tomb. The Eastern Gazette 3-15-1917, p.5