Aldus Chapin Higgins

1872–1948 (age 76)

Biography

Aldus Chapin Higgins, born in 1872, bore witness to the turn of the century with a steady heart and a generous spirit toward neighbors and friends. He treasured the friendships that sustained him and the quiet moments of reflection that allowed him to appreciate the blessings of each day.

His legacy endures through the welcoming memories shared by those who knew him, marked by the serenity of Rural Cemetery where he rests.

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