She died on September 11, 1918, in Randolph, New Hampshire.[1] Her obituary:[8]
On Friday afternoon of last week relatives and friends to the utmost capacity of the house gathered at Coldbrook Lodge to pay the last tribute of love and respect to Mrs. Sidney M. Brown. Elizabeth Watson was born in Randolph at the home farm that in her life time grew into the famous Ravine House. There she lived her childhood days, a quiet warm-hearted sunny girl, possessed of a spirit of self forgetfulness and sympathy that ever kept possession of the love not only of her family but of all her associates. In her early womanhood she married Sidney M. Brown. With the exception of a few years she lived her married life in the Randolph Valley among the friends and amid the scenes of her childhood.
On Friday as she lay in the parlor at Coldbrook Lodge among banks of flowers in the dignity and beauty of eternal rest triumphant over long physical suffering, at the head of the casket, rested a floral pillow inscribed "Mother", an expression of the filial devotion of five sons and a daughter. Christ said of the beautiful woman who poured the precious ointment of Nard upon his head, "She hath done what she could." So that pillow seemed to be a symbol of the life work of a beautiful woman who "had done what she could."
Mr. and Mrs. Brown have lived in Harmony for the past ten years or more and she made many friends here. She underwent a surgical operation in Berlin, N. H. last winter and has been a great sufferer ever since, until she passed to that "home not made by hands" on Wednesday, September 11. Eugene Brown of this place Hollis Brown of Athens and Gerald Brown of Abbot went to Randolph to attend the funeral.
↑Independent-Reporter (Skowhegan, Me.), 3 Oct 1918, Page 8
Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/153771407/lizzie-h-brown: accessed 06 February 2024), memorial page for Lizzie H. Watson Brown (1868–1918), Find a Grave Memorial ID 153771407, citing Durand Road Cemetery, Randolph, Coos County, New Hampshire, USA; Maintained by Avellino Roots (contributor 46797866).
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