Mrs. Isabelle W. Osborne passed away Monday morning at her home on School St., aged 54 years. She had been ill for some time past and several day previous suffered a shock from which she did not rally. She was a woman of a most estimable character, a faithful wife and mother and a lady who was highly respected by all.
She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Howard S. Baker and Miss Lucy E. Osborne, who have been devoted in their car of their mother in her years of illness.
the funeral was held Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. E.W. Phillips. A high eulogy was pronounced by Rev. E.C. Camp of Watertown, a former pastor of the Congregational Church.
Among the beautiful floral offerings, were designs from the Congregational church and from the stitchers at the Commonwealth factory.
The remains were laid to rest beside those of her husband in Colebrook Cemetery.
She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Howard S. Baker and Miss Lucy E. Osborne, who have been devoted in their car of their mother in her years of illness.
the funeral was held Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. E.W. Phillips. A high eulogy was pronounced by Rev. E.C. Camp of Watertown, a former pastor of the Congregational Church.
Among the beautiful floral offerings, were designs from the Congregational church and from the stitchers at the Commonwealth factory.
The remains were laid to rest beside those of her husband in Colebrook Cemetery.
Mrs. Isabelle W. Osborne passed away Monday morning at her home on School St., aged 54 years. She had been ill for some time past and several day previous suffered a shock from which she did not rally. She was a woman of a most estimable character, a faithful wife and mother and a lady who was highly respected by all.
She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Howard S. Baker and Miss Lucy E. Osborne, who have been devoted in their car of their mother in her years of illness.
the funeral was held Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. E.W. Phillips. A high eulogy was pronounced by Rev. E.C. Camp of Watertown, a former pastor of the Congregational Church.
Among the beautiful floral offerings, were designs from the Congregational church and from the stitchers at the Commonwealth factory.
The remains were laid to rest beside those of her husband in Colebrook Cemetery.
She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Howard S. Baker and Miss Lucy E. Osborne, who have been devoted in their car of their mother in her years of illness.
the funeral was held Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. E.W. Phillips. A high eulogy was pronounced by Rev. E.C. Camp of Watertown, a former pastor of the Congregational Church.
Among the beautiful floral offerings, were designs from the Congregational church and from the stitchers at the Commonwealth factory.
The remains were laid to rest beside those of her husband in Colebrook Cemetery.
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