Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-15
Rochester.
a Beckwith is in Moretown for


Miss Anna Beckwith is in Moretown for
a few weeks.
Mrs. o. ID. Greene and Mrs. Heath OF
Warren spent Sunday with Mrs. Greene's
mother, Mrs. p L. Baker.
R. S. Morgan spent Sunday in town but
his suit with Robinson was postponed. he
returned to Boston Monday.
o. G. Martin and son spent last week in
Rutland.
@. NJ. Ford has sold valuable COW to
parties in Boston. She was shipped from
Brandon Monday.
June Lovett and family are in Forest
dale and vicinity for week.
F. w. Eaton and l.. NJ. Kent were In
Salisbury last week
Charles M. Angel is canvassing Tor the
Boston Cultivator in Bennington county.
John Allen has been in town again look
ing for cattle.
Alpha Messer spent last week in Wood
Scott Tower returned from Boston Tues
day with two horses he purchased there.
Geo. F. Crawford OF Boston spent last
week in town.
lila Knowlton returned home Monday
from Barnard where she has been the past
few weeks.
III. Morse OF Windsor is the guest OF A.
Cushman for few days.
The Congl sociable meets with Mrs. L.
Martin on Wednesday
Mrs. Susan Hodgkins arrived from the
West Friday to spend the summer with
her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Morse.
Miss Julia Trask arrived from Boston on
Monday to spend a vacation oil several
weeks.
Misses Kate and Lucy Washburn started
for Malone, n. ", on Monday to be absent
several weeks.
Mrs. Whitlock has rented John kins-
mans house for one year.
Charles Briggs and his daughter, Addie,
were the guests OF DR.. VIM. nj. Hunting
ton over Sunday.
The Memorial sermon will be delivered
by Rev. Mr.. Handy at the M. Il. church on
May 25th
Mrs. r.. NJ. Chase and children OF Bethel
are in town for several days.
Some persons entered the house of o..
Vandyke May 9th and took a sum OF mo
ney amounting to ten dollars.
Misses Nellie and Alice Chaffee accom-
panied by Misses Lottie Johnson ana Dai-
sy Ives of Detroit, Mich, returned nome
Saturday.
AlDeTI fNtTlS, LOT GCaAo -
of Salisbury, Vt, but who has recently re-
sided in Utah, is in town visiting relatives.
Rev. Geo. S. Guernsey and wife spent
few days last week with her mother In
Mrs. ii. A. Putnam is with her son in
Barnard for a week.
Miss Carrie Clark of Hartford is spend
ing a short time with her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Putnam.
HE. Thatcher was in town Sunday.
Willie Parmenter who has spent the last
winter in Kansas with his brother has re-
turned home.
Wardner d. Hodgkins and VIE spent
last week in Northiield.
HI. Martindale is here from Ohio to
see his sister, Mrs. Caleb Eaton, who has
been in poor health for year.
Jack Ford was in town on Monday.
Mrs. Jane E. Harvey who recently died
nj the residence OF her son, Asa Harvey,
| in the north part OF the town, was the Wild
ow of Thomas Harvey, who was for many
wears quite prominent in town analrs, ana
who is well remembered by the Older citi-
zens. Mrs. Harvey survived her husband
| a number OF years. She was born in town
on the 26th OF Feb. 1917, was married Jan.
/, 1888, and died May 1, 1890. The nearly
| seventy-five years that she lived were pass
ed in the neighborhood where she was born
and died. Her face was familiar to three
generations of men and women who had
grown up in the same region, OF whom a
mart have gone before and others are toi-
lowing after. She was Joined with her
husband in interest in whatever pertaineo
to the good OF those around them, and was
abundant in labors for the welfare OF the
church, and especially for the Congrega
church at Rochester village, OF which she
was an honored member during most OF
her life. She was woman OF many eA'
cellent traits Of character, honored and res
nected nv All who knew her, adjoining hei
profession of faith in the teachings OF ths
Gospel by well ordered life trusting al
ways in Him through whom salvador
cometh to the world, deeply interested II
the study OF the divine Word, delightinG
in the house of the Lord. Her life, in it'
leading motives and aims is offered as
worthy example for those who are build
ing Christian homes in our communities
and seeking to strengthen the foundation.
of the city OF God in the world. She lived
a life of faith, trusted in the Infinite On'
when the shadows of death gathered about
her, and, we may believe, passed onward
into the Everlasting Light. Her funera
was largely attended at the residence o.
her son, Asa, on Sunday, May 4th, and sn'
was buried in a profusion OF evergreen
with which loving hands had covered mel
graye-a symbol of the hope that springs
eternal in the human breast. Many thanks
: are rendered by her family to neighbour
and friends for kindly ministrations in thu
DAYS of her suffering and expressions o.
respect and love in whatever pertained tS
her funeral and burial. Requiescat in pace