In an unassuming way she was a
faithful Christian worker. Tireless
and ever cheerful she filled an im
portant place in each pastorate where
her lot was cast. In one place she re
ceived the name of "The Sunshine
Lady." while by the children, and
young people of five parishes she will
he mourned as "Grammie Anderson."
She was beloved of the children, for
she was ever ready to sympathize
with them and to aid in all their
plans.
Besides her daughter. Mrs. Collins,
Mrs. Anderson leaves a son. William
C. Anderson of Rockland, Maine; a
brother, Thomas Bartlett of White
Plains. N. Y.: and two sisters. Mrs.
Charlotte E Judson of Bridgeport,
and Mrs Julia Antholz of Mount Ver
non. N. Y None will feel her loss
more keenly than her only grandchil
dren. Donald Anderson Collins and
Stuart Bartlett Collins.
Her remains are interred in Sea
View cemetery, Rockland, Maine.
Joseph Jodoin
Funeral services for Joseph Jodoin.
39, who died at the Norwich State
hospital, were held at St. Mary’s
church Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
Burial was in St. Mary’s cemetery.
Hannah B. Anderson
The body of Hannah H. Anderson.
73. who died in N'orth Ashford, where
she had lived for years, was forward
ed from this city to Rockland. Me.,
for burial Ballard and Clark were
the undertakers in charge.
Mias Annie Conant
Miss Annie Conant. aged 103 years
and 4 months, died early Saturday
morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
