TITLE:  Funeral for MRS. LOUISE WENTWORTH, North Rochester, NH

SOURCE:  Excerpts from the Rochester Courier Newpaper, October 31, 1930,
         page 4 & 8

SUBMITTER:  Transcribed by Catherine Parziale October 15, 2000

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NORTH ROCHESTER

	The funeral of Mrs. Louise Wentworth was held Tuesday afternoon at 
the home of W.P. Tibbetts, where she was employed.  She had a long illness 
and was a great sufferer, but was faithfully cared for by several friends.  
Mrs. Wentworth had a cheerful disposition and will be much missed among the 
community and friends elsewhere.  She was also a Granger. The floral tributes
were many and beautiful.  J.H. Edgerly attended to the funeral arrangements. 
Rev. Donald Fraser of Rochester officiated.  The bearers were Solomon 
Hartford, Merl Wentworth, Don Coburn and Luther Hayes.  Burial was at East 
Rochester.
	Miss Lucy Labrecque of Portland Me., visited her home here Sunday for
 a short time.
	Leroy Wiggin is on the sick list.
	Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norwood motored to Saco, Me., Monday evening to 
call on Mrs. Norwood’s sister.
	Mrs. Fred Hussey of North Berwick, Me., spent the week-end with her
sister, Miss Abbie Wentworth.
	Several from this place were present Oct 23 and 24 at the Grange fair
in Milton, which was a success, despite the weather conditions.


MRS. LOUISE H. WENTWORTH

		Mrs. Louise H. Wentworth passed away at her home in North 
Rochester Tuesday following a long illness aged 58 years.  She was born in 
Portland, Me., the daughter of Eben and Charlotte (Chadwick) Hilton.  The 
body will be taken to East Rochester and burial will be in the family lot in 
Cold Spring cemetery.


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