Obit-Mrs. Celia M. Brackett-1924
Date:	98-04-11 11:55:50 EDT
From:	tess@sover.net (Terry Perham)

from the Brattleboro Reformer
                Brattleboro, Windham County, Vt
                        1924
                MRS. CELIA M. BRACKETT
        Widow of Edward C. Brackett Dies as Result of Shock

        Mrs. Celia Marie (Fisher) Brackett, 76, widow of Edward C. Brackett,
died at 8:30 o'clock this morning in her home at 197 Elliot street.  She
was in her usual health through the winter and spring, except for some
lameness, until she sustained a shock the night of May 28, suffering a
second shock the following night.

        She was one of the three children of George Fisher and Maria
(Sanderson) Fisher and was born in Warwick, Mass., Feb. 28, 1848.  After
finishing school she worked as cook in various Massachusetts towns and
villages, also in Manchester, N.H. until her marriage at the age of 18
to William Loveland of Wendell, Mass.  Of this union there were four
children, of whom only one survives, Mrs. Henry C. Hood of Puyallup,
Wash.  Her second marriage was to Edward Cobb Brackett of North Eastham,
Mass., about 41 years ago and they came from Athol to Brattleboro to
live soon afterward.  Two daughters and a son were born of this
marriage.  They are:  Miss Grace Brackett, Carl M. Brackett and Miss
Ruth M Brackett, all of whom have lived with their mother.  Mr. Brackett
died June 20, 1909.

        Besides her daughters and son Mrs. Brackett leaves six grandchildren
and five great-granchhildren, also a sister, Mrs. William Putnam of
Athol, Mass., and a niece, Mrs. A.J. Lane of Bradford, Mass.

        She was a member of no organization, but attended the Centre
Congregational church.

        The funeral arrangements have not been made.
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