The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-11-26
sIMONsvILLE

Mr.. and Mrs Lucius Jaquith in Ches-
ter.
Miss Fanny and Elmer Haseltine
were at home Sunday from Chester.
| Rev. j. M. Ashton of Chester will
speak next Sunday at the church at
2.30 p. m. Sabbath school will be
held at 1-30 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Holden are
rejoicing. Last Saturday morning a
son came to stay with them. We ex-
tend our congratulations.
Our veteran trapper, H. M. Beebe,
has caught A skunks and 5 foxes
this autumn.
Two men from Pennsylvania are
cutting Christmas trees in this vicini-
ty to be sent to Philadelphia.
Henry Bemis of Chester has been
saving logs with horse power in the
mill yard owned by VIM. Dodge.
Miss Matte Chase, who has been
the guest of Mr.. Sabin's people, dur.
ing the fall, returned to her home re-
Gently In Akron, Ohio.
Mrs. Nina Warner will work for
Rev. Fl. l.. Ballou during the winter
in Chester. Her daughter, Ethel,
will board at Mr.. Ballou's and attend
the high school.
c. S. Leonard finished making
cheese last week.
Last Saturday the funeral rites of
Frank Lovejoy were held at his
fathers home in Andover. He had
resided in Los Angeles, CAL, where
he passed on, and in other places in
the West. He worked in the steam
mill in this place eighteen years ago
and was much esteemed by his many
friends. He was a member of the
|. o. o. F. The interment was in
the cemetery at Peaseville near j.
H. Heald's home. A noble son has
gone to receive his reward of "well
done good and faithful servant" en-
ter into the realms of infinite rest.
The solemn casualty which occur.
ed Wednesday evening, Nov. II, at
9 o'clock at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. F. Pinney in Andover
resulted in the decease of Miss Ada,
their youngest daughter, in the morn
ing at O'Clock, Nov. Is. Mr..
Pinney had been at work in the
woods Wednesday and as his eldest
daughter, Mrs. Frank Lombard, was
sick, he carried his gun with him, ex-
pectlng to procure a partridge for
her. He was very tired at night and
forgot to tell his son to remove the
cartridges from the breach loader
gun but placed the gun in the corner
OF the room. The son understood
Later in the evening Frank Lombard,
not knowing the gun was loaded Gas
MIR. Pinney never allowed a gun to
remain loaded in the house, thought
he would remove the water from the
barrels, as the day was stormy, in so
dong one of the cartridges exploded |
and now Ada is no more with us on
THIS mortal plane. DR.. Ray was i'm
medlately summoned but medical
skill was powerless. Mr.. Lombard
was blameless. To the family in
thelr great bereavement much SYM
pathy is extended. Ada was
young lady beloved by all who knew
her, bud that would have blossom.
ed INTO noble woman, but some
sweet day we will meet her again
where the rewards are MANY for
earth's sufferings. The obseouies
were held in the Peasevile church.
sunday at 2 o'clock, Rev. J. M
Ashton Of Chester OBLIGATED. A
arge concourse of friends attended
ne ceremony at the church to ex-
press Their sympathy. The mortal
olm OF Ada was robed In white and
enclosed in white casket, emblem.
'tical of her purity. Flowers were
'ffanged by loving hands on the pil
ow where the dear mortal rests.
Some Sweet Day BY and Nv. ,
Some sweet day by and by we will {
meet her,
'ur joy, the hope of our hearts dear |
Ada;
In the morning of life with soul of I
cheer
'he was called to the bright immortal
sphere :
Happy was her earth life, friends were '
many 6
md in the home of grand eternity
She will seek treasures that never de- I
cay, G
md reap in the harvest fruits some c
sweet day.
Some sweet day we viii know as we d
are known h
nd meet loving friends, who welcome o
their own p
To the home of joy forever, where she IL
Viii blossom like the pure lily, 5
An angel of light with soul calm and
true;
ay not good-by or forever adieu.