St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-10-14
RECENT DEATHS.
Hazen.

Hazen.
Orinda Kmball, wife of L. d. Hazen,
died quite suddenly Friday evening,
having been sick only "a hours with
acute Indigestion and a bronchial
trouble. She seemed better, however,
and died of heart failure, while her
family had left the room for a few
minutes. A few years ago she broke her
hip and for a long time was quite an
invalid, but lately she had been in very
good health. She was born in Mclndoes
April l, 1884, the daughter of Lloyd and
LOIS Kimball She attended st. Johns
bury Academy and taught school, part
of the time in Kentucky. until her mar
riage to Mr.. Hazen in 1861. They lived
in Newbury tor a short time, then in
Barnet until they came to St. ohnsbury
in 1875.
She is survived by her husband and
four children: Lucius X. Hazen OF
St. Tohnsbury, Prof. Charles d Hazen
of Northampton, Mass, Mrs. n. II.
Houghton OF Boston and Mrs. w. W.
Bradley of Minneapolis. The family
have the deep sympathy of large circle
of friends here and elsewhere in their
great loss.
Mrs. Hazen was a lovely lady of
sterling character. devoted to the home
and much beloved by her neighbors and
friends. She had been member OF the
North Congregational church since 1876,
was active in the work that the ladies
associations were doing and was one OF
the faithful members of the church and
its various organizations. The loss OF
this unassuming but charming lady will
be keenly felt in this community.
The funeral was held at her late home
Tuesday afternoon and was conducted
bv her pastor Rev. George W. {. Hill.
There was protustnn OF floral tributes
from many loving friends. The bearers
were Robert nMacknnon, William 5.
Boynton Herbert A. Stanley and Ray
mond A. Pearl.
Among those from out of town called
here by her death were Prof and Mrs.
Charles D. Iazen, Dr. and Mrs N. II,
Houehton. Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs Charles D. Hazen OF HIATT
ford Mrs Emily Watkins of Ncwbury,
Mrs William kimball OF McIndoes, Mr..
and Mrs Paris Of Lyndon
Sister St. Berthelemy.
Sister St. Berthelemy of the Order of
Notre Dame died Saturday morning at
St. Johnsbury hospital, after only a
weeks illness with paralysis. She was
90 years old and had been in the com
munity Of Notre Dame for over ~ years,
serving most of the time as superior.
h..
here for rest but she was never idle and
up to the last days of her lit kept busy
She had charge of the Sodality OF the
Children of Mary which brought her in
touch with the members of Notre Dame
parish. The remains were taken Satur
day afternoon to Montreal for interment
in the cemetery at Villa Maria. The
funeral was at 8 m. Monday in the
private chapel of the community house.
Father Brsset pastor OF Cote St. Paul
where she was superior for over seven
years, sang the service and over 100
pupils from three converts IN which she
had been superior attended.
Underwood.
Edwin Underwood who had been in
poor health for three years or more
with a heart trouble, went to sleep on
Sunday morning. He was a tailor by
trade and followed that business here
for many years, having a shop in the
Allen, now the Bailey block on Eastern
avenue. He retired in 1898. When he
retired few of the men who were in
business when he began in 1870 were
lett and there have been many other
changes since. He was a quiet, unos-
tentatious man, whose interests were
chiefly confined to his own family and
affairs. When the Universalist church
was organized he became interested in
it and continued to make it his home
church as long as he was able to attend
service anywhere. He was born in Brad
ford February %, 1926. When young
man he moved to Lyndon and there
followed his trade until he came to St.
Johnsbury in 1870. In 1S48 he was
married to Caroline Clifford of Danville,
who died several years ago. He is sur
vived by his second wife, who was
Mrs Martha Mcneil of Sheffield, and one
daughter Carrie, by his first wife The
funeral was held yesterday at o clock,
Rev. A. F. Walch of Manchester, N. H.,