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The Bridport Sun
Thursday, 26 September 1901


         Among those from out of town who attended the
       funeral of MRS. HENRY ROSCOE were C. B. WARREN
       and daughter, MISS J. R. and two sons, ARTHUR P.
       and FRED W. WARNER, MR. and MRS. A. J. DANIELS
       and GEORGE E. DANIELS of Burlington; MRS. E. L.
       HARRINGTON of North Ferrisburg; MRS. W. E.
       MUNNETT of East Charlotte; CHARLES ROSCOE and
       wife, MR. and MRS. SAUL ROSCOE, ORWELL FIELD
       and wife.
       
       
         OBITUARY
         
         MRS. HENRY ROSCOE died Saturday evening in
       Vergennes, after a six months' struggle with
       typhoid fever and its after-effects, aged 40
       years. A husband, two sons and two brothers,
       beside the aged parents, Mr. and Mrs. EDGAR
       DANIELS, survive her.
       
         The funeral took place Monday at 3 o'clock,
       Rev. W. A. Davison of the Baptist church 
       leading the services. The bearers were SOLOMON
       and CHAS. ROSCOE, brothers of the deceased's
       husband, and A. G. and GEO. E. DANIELS, brothers
       of the deceased. The Sunday school class, of
       which the deceased was a member, attended in
       a body and a large number of friends and neigh-
       bors, as well as a considerable number of those
       from out of town, were present at the burial.
       The interment was in Prospect cemetery.
       
         The sympathy of the community goes out to
       the bereaved family and bears testimony to
       the worthiness of her who has gone from
       among them, and who, as wife, mother and
       neighbor, lived a true and upright life,
       doing her round of daily duty faithfully
       and well, and bringing up her family in
       the ways of truth and righteousness.
       
       [Transcriber's Note: According to the 1900 Federal Census,
        Vergennes, Addison County, VT., her name was MARY E.]
        
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