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Watertown Times
Wednesday, 17 April 1963

         Widow of JOHN WATSON is Dead
         
         Redwood, April 17,  - MRS. CAROLINE MARY BAUDER WATSON,
       89, partner in the operation of the J. G. WATSON Petroleum
       company and widow of JOHN G. WATSON, died Tuesday at her
       home on Pine street. She had been ill with a circulatory
       condition six weeks.
       
         The funeral will be Friday at 9 a.m. at the Quincen 
       funeral home and at 9:30 at St. Francix Xavier church,
       with Rev. Robert L. Cotter, pastor, officiating. Burial
       will be in Redwood cemetery. Friends may call at the
       funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. The rosary will
       be recited at 8 p.m. Thursday.
       
         Bearers will be EDWARD JARVIS, OTTO and LOWELL FELDER,
       OLIN SPIES, HOWARD HAX and HAROLD FARGUSON.
       
         The only survivor is a daughter, MRS. HAROLD (MARY EMMA)
       GEORGE, Redwood. Two sons died years ago, one in infancy
       and another, DONALD, at the age of 8.
       
         MRS. WATSON was born in Stone Mills, June 19, 1873, a
       daughter of WILLIAM P. and FRANCES PALMER BAUDER. The
       family name had also been spelled BAUTER. She attended
       school in Rosiere. On Aug. 22, 1894, she was married to
       JOHN G. WATSON, a native of Redwood, in Brownville. The
       couple had always made their home on Pine street even
       while MR. WATSON worked in Syracuse. As a young man, he
       had been an engineer for the New York Central railroad.
       He was later foreman for the Brown Lipe and Chapin Tool
       manufacturing company in Syracuse.
       
         Returning to Redwood, MR. WATSON established a whole-
       sale gasoline and oil business in 1917. He purchased the
       Dyer hotel, main street, Oct. 8, 1930, and conducted his
       business in part of the building. After his death April 
       17, 1933, MRS. WATSON was still a participating partner
       at the time of her death. She was a member of St. Francis
       Xavier church.
       
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