1925 obit-Laura (Pellerin) Plumer-Brattleboro,         
Date:	5/4/98 8:11:52 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From:	tess@sover.net (Terry Perham)
from the Brattleboro Reformer
Brattleboro, Windham County, VT 1925

                MRS. H.W. PLUMER DIES IN NEW YORK
Formerly Miss Laura Pellerin of Brattleboro--Body Brought Here for
Funeral and Burial

        The body of Mrs. Harry W. Plumer, 34, formerly of Brattleboro, was
brought here this morning for burial tomorrow in St. Michael's Roman
Catholic cemetery, following funeral services in St. Michael's church.

        Mrs. Plumer formerly was Miss Laura Pellerin, daughter of Peter and
Alvina (Morrissette) Pellerin of 185 Elliot street.  She died of
peritonitis Froday afternoon in New York.

        She was born in St. Wenceslas, Canada, June 22, 1890, and when 11
months old came with her parents to Brattleboro to live.  She attended
the Parochial school and later was employed by the late Dr. F.H.
O'Connor and the Estey Organ Co.  Thirteen years ago last July she
married Harry W. Plumer, formerly of Philadelphia, pipe organ tuner for
the Estey Organ Co.  Fives years ago they went to New York, Mr. Plumer
taking a position there as pipe organ tuner.

        Besides her parents and her husband, Mrs. Plumer leaves two sons, Harry
12, and Robert,5, also four sisters and two brothers: Mrs. Amelia
Pellerin of Fisherville, Mass., Flora, wife of Eugene Gobeille of
Worcester, Mass.,Georgianna, wife of David Fennell of Brattleboro, Miss
Rose Pellerin, who lives at hime, Albert Pellerin of Aston Junction,
Canada, and Homer Pollerin of Worcester, Mass.

        Funeral services will by held in St. Michael's church tomorrow morning
at 9 o'clock.
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Terry Perham
Hinsdale, NH
tess@sover.net

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