Mrs. Lottie M. Abare died last evening at her home aged 41 years she had resided in this city for the past seven years
and during that time had made a boat of friends who will deeply regret her death. She was a woman of sincere religious belief, being a member of the Scared Heart church. Besides her husband. Henry J Abare she is survived by daughters Sylvia and Beatrice and her son Roland, all of this city, sister Mrs James Devine of Minnesota and Mrs. Louisr Martineau of Newton Falls, and brothers William and
Jeremiah Shakerts of Kern and Stephen of Sarenac Lake.
The internment will be In Calvary Cemetery
Watertown Daily Times June 25 1908
and during that time had made a boat of friends who will deeply regret her death. She was a woman of sincere religious belief, being a member of the Scared Heart church. Besides her husband. Henry J Abare she is survived by daughters Sylvia and Beatrice and her son Roland, all of this city, sister Mrs James Devine of Minnesota and Mrs. Louisr Martineau of Newton Falls, and brothers William and
Jeremiah Shakerts of Kern and Stephen of Sarenac Lake.
The internment will be In Calvary Cemetery
Watertown Daily Times June 25 1908
Mrs. Lottie M. Abare died last evening at her home aged 41 years she had resided in this city for the past seven years
and during that time had made a boat of friends who will deeply regret her death. She was a woman of sincere religious belief, being a member of the Scared Heart church. Besides her husband. Henry J Abare she is survived by daughters Sylvia and Beatrice and her son Roland, all of this city, sister Mrs James Devine of Minnesota and Mrs. Louisr Martineau of Newton Falls, and brothers William and
Jeremiah Shakerts of Kern and Stephen of Sarenac Lake.
The internment will be In Calvary Cemetery
Watertown Daily Times June 25 1908
and during that time had made a boat of friends who will deeply regret her death. She was a woman of sincere religious belief, being a member of the Scared Heart church. Besides her husband. Henry J Abare she is survived by daughters Sylvia and Beatrice and her son Roland, all of this city, sister Mrs James Devine of Minnesota and Mrs. Louisr Martineau of Newton Falls, and brothers William and
Jeremiah Shakerts of Kern and Stephen of Sarenac Lake.
The internment will be In Calvary Cemetery
Watertown Daily Times June 25 1908
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