Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-06-11

MISS LAURA fdTI4clct OF LOckUOrL, n. 4
made Mrs. Ellen Salisbury brief visit,
while on her way home from Hartford,
where she has been living during the past
winter.
4 John Angel and vile OF Rochester we're
at her fathers, F. A. Hobart, few days
since.
Goods belonging to A. A. Flint were
sold at auction in the square on Monday
morning.
Dennis Rattee is working in Waterbury.
Rev. Mr. Hardy is attending the State
Convention of Congregational churches
and ministers at Brattleboro on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
George Kidder of Plainfield sent Mrs. s.
L. Gladding a trout he caught in Peacham
pond. Its weight before it was dressed
was 3-4 pounds. 1t was beauty.
Harry Slack has promising PASTORAL
colt week old that be has sold for 500
when four months old. 1t is a beauty.
S. c. Thaver OF Barnard spent Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. A. \. Culver.
The water mains are being extended on
South Main and Maple streets.
W. c. Davis has rented the new house
on Maple street just completed by G. NJ
Howard, for I'll per month.
George Tatro has purchased lot ON Ma
pie street of l.. p. Thayer and will build a
two story house thereon this summer.
G.. M. Howard is to build a new house
on Howard st. this summer. Peter Saut
is to do the work.
]. p. Cleveland, Sr., an old man IS years
OF age, is attending the Masonic meetings
in Burlington.
c. f. Abbott, Mason of high standing,
is in Burlington this week attending the |
meetings of Masons of VI.
Harold NJ. Thompson is in Hanover to-
day.
A beautiful sarcophagus monument has
been lately placed by Mrs. Lavinia NJ. At /
wood overthe grave Of her late husband, |
Lyman Atwood. The monument was
made by Cutler and Burnham OF Barre and /
is well executed piece of workmanship.
The w. G. I. Z. viii meet at Mrs. Isaac
Newton's Thursday, June II, at 3 O'Clock.
Mrs. A.C. Reid has returned to her home
in Manchester, n. II.
Everybody praises Goding's ice cream
and sodas. lie has beautiful fountain,
and is enjoying big patronage already.
The American Rubber Co.'S Lawn Ten
mis- summer shoes, only 65 and So cents at
Charles All the other dealers ask 81 co.
Charles is the poor mans friend.
jim Carrigan has his fish market corner
Of Pleasant st. and Randolph Avenue, fit
ted out in fine shape. Everything is neat
as wax, and he is giving the people nice
fresh fish, etc.
Miss Jessie Church has very fine Brown
( Simpson piano, bought of J. F. Water
man.
West Randolph is looking its very best.
The streets, as fast as Surveyor Prince can
put them in order are clean. Nature has
lone her part toward making all things !
beautiful. Surely "our village" is an ideal
place to live in.
Willis Morton was in Rutland the first
II the week on business. t
Mrs. Edgar Lashua is visiting her son in
springfield. I
In w. Randolph. May 10Th, of bronohi-
Is, Harriet Aurora, infant and only child | r
Il 0flin X. and Edna 5. Greene, aged mo. \
md q days. May these heart bruised,
'acant and yearning parents find COM
ort in those sweet and beautiful words OF
ierald Massey:
Through childhood's morning land Sc
rene,
The walked betwixt US twain, like love;
While, in robe of light above,
Ter better angel walked unseen.
ill life's highway broke bleak and wild: 4
hen, lest her starry garments trail
n mire, heart bleed and courage fail,
he angels arm caught up the child."l VI
So in faith may these parents follow =
heir departed child in its upward fight, d
that 1t was sent here by Him "A
rho does nothing in vain and that by the Al
anne wise will it was summoned hence
right, pure end remarkably beautiful it 4,
'as as though an angel had alighted with ~
hem for little while, on a mission OF y
I'VE. Though sad beyond utterance. may =
ley rejoice with deep joy at the thought ?
that goodness which gave them so
recious treasure to gladden. their hearts,
Though but for brief space. May the m
eavenly tidings which il brought be en- 70
raved on their immortal souls, not to be al
-ased by thegrief OF the present hour, M
ut deepened by the tears they she'd May W
Re sacred memory of their dear child be
J them a fountain of blessed and saving to
loughts, and, looking unto Him who Pl
ok children in his arms and said, ssOf m
leh is the kingdom OF Heaven" may
ley find their true solace. The funeral n,
ryices were conducted by Rev. S. A. ns
arker OF Bethel in a most impressive "a
amer, May Gath. nj