Death of Hopkinton matron Mrs. C. E. Reeve
Mrs. C. E. Reeve of Hopkinton died at her home after a brief illness. Born October 1844 in Ohio, she married Charles F. Reeve in 1873 and moved to Hopkinton, later celebrating 55 years of marriage. She was known as Mother Reeve, active in church and community life, survived by her husband, four sons, six grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral services were held at home with Rev. Roberts and Rev. Wilcox officiating. a tribute to her life followed with flowered casket and burial in the local cemetery.
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