Raymond E ROBINSON
1913



MINOT
Little Son of Mrs. Robinson of the Children's Home Dies at Minot Corner.

Minot, Jan. 17 - Frank Chesnelle and family are quarantined with diphtheria. A little nephew, Raymond Robinson was taken ill Saturday and when the doctor was called he pronounced it diphtheria. The little fellow died Thursday afternoon. Much sympathy is extended to his mother, Mrs. Grace Robinson who is quarantined at the Children's Home with scarlet fever also to Mr. and Mrs. Chesnelle who have been so faithful in caring for him. Ray was a bright lovable child and was a favorite in school.

The Lewiston Daily Sun, Lewiston, Maine
January 18, 1913


Children Die in Mother's Absence

The death of Florence Robinson, 21 months of age, occurred, Thursday morning, at the home of Frank A. Harding, South Poland Road, Auburn, after a short illness of bronchial pneumonia. Her mother, Mrs. Grace Robinson, was unable to attend the child during its illness, as she is superintendent of the Children's Home, Main street, which is under quarantine for scarlet fever.

A son, five years of age, died just two weeks ago at the home of his aunt at Hackett's Mills.

The Lewiston Daily Sun, Lewiston, Maine
January 31, 1913



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