Happy Birthday to Julia Nadeau,
celebrating her 17th birthday on November 25th!
The Epsom Public Library is having their annual “Polar Express
Event” on Friday, December 11th at 6 pm. Come decorate cookies,
enjoy the Hot Chocolate/Coffee Bar courtesy of “White Mountain
Coffee,” and watch the movie! Join us for the fun, wear your pajamas
and don’t forget your blanket/pillow. Please sign up at the
circulation desk and get your ticket or call the library at
736-9920.
Evergreen Lodge #53, Ivy Green Lodge #36 and friends are offering
digital photos with Santa on Saturday, December 5th at the
Epsom Public Library from 10:30 am to 1 pm. There will be crafts for
the children, cookie decorating, refreshments and a Christmas tree
raffle. 100% of proceeds go to local Holiday Outreach. Plan to
join the fun and help with local holiday outreach!
For info call the Benner’s at 736-4707.
Epsom
Historical Association Holiday Social
The Epsom Historical Association will hold its annual Holiday Social
on Sunday, December 6th, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Epsom
Public Library. There will be music, refreshments, a raffle
drawing, and a chance to visit with old friends and make new
acquaintances.
Everyone is welcome, and information will be available about
membership and publications available from the Association.
For more information, please call 736-4477.
On Friday night, December 4th, from 6:00-7:30 pm, the Epsom Bible
Church youth group will be holding a kids’ Christmas Mini-Mall at
398 Black Hall Rd. in Epsom. Children ages 3-11 will be able
to shop for their parents, siblings, and other family and friends.
The children will pick out their gifts and wrap them while their
parents enjoy refreshments. All gifts are $1.00. We hope
to see you there! For more information, please call the church
at 736-9354.
The Epsom Public Library will have another
children’s cooking class on Monday, November 30th at 3:45pm. Heather
Bowes will teach the class and the children will make fresh spring
rolls with Vietnamese dipping sauce. There is a supply fee of $3.00.
Reservations are required. Sign up at the circulation desk or call
736-9920 for more information.
Epsom Food
Pantry
Good morning one and all. Well, we have been at full speed ahead at
the Food Pantry. Ken has organized the Thanksgiving boxes and I know
all our members will be just thrilled with all the wonderful food
they will be receiving. Along with a fresh turkey and all the
fixings, they will get a fresh large apple pie all cooked.
At this time let me thank everyone from the bottom of my heart for
all the help and support we have received . It is a large
undertaking, but we loved doing it. Now Christmas is ahead of
us and we can use about anything you would like to give to brighten
up our families for Christmas.
We have a definite shortage of meat, so Liz, Ken and I thought that
if our Epsom boys who hunt would like to share some venison
hamburg, we would love to get it. Our members do like it, so
give me a call and we can chat
As I write this the weekend is ahead of us
and I do look forward to it. Hope your Holiday is a happy one.
Until next time,
Priscilla
Sandy Fone, pictured with stylist Kayte Tocci of Classic-U,
won a wash, cut and blow dry from raffle spot, Epsom House of Pizza.
Pam Brady, pictured with Classic-U team member, Pam O’Neill,
also won a wash, cut and blow dry with Classic-U owner/stylist, Mary
Brown at the Epsom Post Office location. Raffles still going on,
winners picked randomly from various Epsom locations. No purchase
necessary.
Obituaries
Jacqueline S.
Cutter
EPSOM – Jacqueline
Sophronie (Drolet) Cutter, 78, a longtime resident of Epsom, passed
from this Earth at her home on Black Hall Rd. on Saturday Nov. 14,
2015. She was born the third child of Doria and Malena (Bishop)
Drolet on Sept. 22, 1937, in Pittsfield.
Growing up she loved playing basketball
and reading books, enjoyed a multitude of friends, adored owls and
worked for NE Telephone. She grew to be a funny, clever and
strong-willed woman who married her high school sweetheart, Richard
E. Cutter on Aug. 4, 1956, and together they had four children,
Randy, Dawn, Wanda and Scott. They raised their family in a home
they built, on land they loved, in a town they forever called home
and where both were able to live out their lives. There were many,
many happy moments spent square dancing, snowmobiling, playing
cards, at cookouts and wonderful times spent with her family just
living her life, often singing while doing so, Puff the Magic Dragon
a favorite.
Together, she and her husband founded RANSCO, a heavy construction
company that was our father’s dream, working alongside their
children until his death in 1998. She was a rock solid individual
who could be relied upon and trusted, and didn’t scare easily.
She persevered with dignity and stoicism no matter the circumstance.
She was predeceased by her parents, her
husband Richard, her siblings Arthur, Dorothy, Gloria and her
husband Doug, niece Cathy Bull, nephews Christopher Drolet and
Daniel Davis, and many beloved extended family members and friends.
Her legacy and her children carry on
through Randy Cutter and his wife Mary, their children Jennifer,
Robert, Kelly, Rhonda and Rebecca; Dawn and her husband Earle Cate
III, her former son-in-law Peter Demers and their children Brandon,
Meghan, Seth, Elizabeth and Ella; Wanda Davies and her daughter
Nicole; and Scott Cutter and his wife Heidi. Jacqueline also leaves
her great grandchildren Kyleigh, Caitlyn, Hayley, Caitlyn, Anna,
Riley, Aiden, Bryce, Cole, Eli, Randy and Alan, and her brother
Michael Drolet.
A graveside service was held Tues. Nov.
24th, at Loudon Center Cemetery followed by a gathering to celebrate
her life at the Loudon Town Hall (next to cemetery).
In lieu of flowers the family requests
donations be made to CRVNA Hospice Program, 30 Pillsbury Street,
Concord, NH 03301 in support of the important work they do.
Family and friends may sign an online
guestbook at
stilloaks.com.
Marion G.
Paulison
Epsom – Mrs. Marion G.
(Cox) Paulison, 93, of Sanborn Hill Road, died Tuesday, November 17,
2015 at the Epsom Healthcare Center.
Born in Patterson, NJ on December 3, 1921,
Marion was the daughter of David and Anna (Davison) Cox.
Mrs. Paulison enjoyed caring for her
family and was skilled at knitting and crocheting, making countless
treasures for family and friends.
Marion was the widow of William Paulison
and was also predeceased by her son, Lee Paulison.
She was beloved by four following
generations, her daughter, Carol Ransom of Epsom; 3 grandchildren,
Tracy Chinn, Lee Ransom, and Christy Verville; 6 great
grandchildren, Joshua and Jacob Chinn, Michael and Benjamin
Verville, and Evelyn and Charlie Ransom; and 1 great great grandson,
Jonathan Chinn.
Tom Petit of the Still Oaks Funeral &
Memorial Home is assisting with arrangements and offers an on-line
guestbook at
stilloaks.com.
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