From the Westford Wardsman, 2 July 1921
The sympathy of the townsfolk is extended to J. Willard Fletcher and family in the loss of the wife and mother. Besides her duties at home and in the depot, which filled much of her time, Mrs. Fletcher was interested in the activities of the town belonging to the grange, the Tadmuck club and the W.C.T.U. She wished to live till the graduation of her twin daughters, Mildred and Marion, from Westford academy, but she was unable to attend the exercises.
The sympathy of the townsfolk is extended to J. Willard Fletcher and family in the loss of the wife and mother. Besides her duties at home and in the depot, which filled much of her time, Mrs. Fletcher was interested in the activities of the town belonging to the grange, the Tadmuck club and the W.C.T.U. She wished to live till the graduation of her twin daughters, Mildred and Marion, from Westford academy, but she was unable to attend the exercises.
From the Westford Wardsman, 2 July 1921
The sympathy of the townsfolk is extended to J. Willard Fletcher and family in the loss of the wife and mother. Besides her duties at home and in the depot, which filled much of her time, Mrs. Fletcher was interested in the activities of the town belonging to the grange, the Tadmuck club and the W.C.T.U. She wished to live till the graduation of her twin daughters, Mildred and Marion, from Westford academy, but she was unable to attend the exercises.
The sympathy of the townsfolk is extended to J. Willard Fletcher and family in the loss of the wife and mother. Besides her duties at home and in the depot, which filled much of her time, Mrs. Fletcher was interested in the activities of the town belonging to the grange, the Tadmuck club and the W.C.T.U. She wished to live till the graduation of her twin daughters, Mildred and Marion, from Westford academy, but she was unable to attend the exercises.
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