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lass stands high in its rrcord Miss
Jennie Hastings j. e Zoe Primary
cachof and i much loved ~ her
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Tho funeral ~ III laie Nirs n Merle
BOT uin uas aiicode,i fnpm her late
.ume 49, Monday afternoon IT o'clock
.cF Mf Davidson oficin'ing. be- pay.
nr a beautiful tribute e. the memory
4 the departed. and those sho kncu
er best knew that The tribute sas lust
b. dcpsrted's caskci sas literally
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hat seemed fiilng A. she Wss ~ her
.ie lover - flowers. Tn. deceased
"a an earnest. Christian. n member
{ the Baptist church. was one of the
hoir for years. She leaves husband
80 daughters. Mrs Stella Barrett,
nd Miss Molly lio,ium. tao sons,
iorman and Hugh. one sister. Mrs
iarcin lngrham. three brothers, + II
luniap cf this village. Hugh of Water
,rd. aud George Of Michigan. Mr.
ottum's sisters were able to oc pres. ,
NJ. Mrs Fannie Harris Of Nashua.
nd Miss Bertha Bottum Of Chicago.
he late home was filled with old ,,
lends and neighbors. Mr. and Mrs
red Ranney OF Bennington wercpres.
VI. The music was under the direc.
on Of + Randall assisted by Mrs
ert Hulett, Miss Jessie Harrington
nd Mr. Peck 4 Duet by Mr. Randall
nd Mr. Peck was exceptionally line
nd so appropriate. Beyond the shin
" gates OF Gold" Il was rendered
ith much feeling. lev G Agan,
no had during her sic xness been a
cquent visitor assisted In the service r
. prayer was offered by a clergyman
Gently called to the Baptist church :
he departed friend, neighbor and
I'd better world to join the dear {
lughter Peace who had gone on be- .
re hardly q year ago. One could
1thfully say that to her the Sun had
me down while II was yet noon Her
durance. her faith and Christian
e was one worthy of emulation. The
rial was in the cemetery at the Cen.