Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-03-31
RoNnIton.

The Ladies' Aid Society will give Sug
ar Party al Grange Hall on Wednesday
evening. April 6, at Z O'Clock TO which all
are cordially invited. The proceeds will be
used to pay the Indebtedness on the or
gan.
Geo. Harvey went to Conn. this week
with pair Of horses from the Bradstreet
farm.
Fred Flanders was quite badly hurt by u
horse rearing and coming down on him
last week.
James o. Grady and his son from New
York are at home.
Miss Annie Morse returned from her
visit in Waterbury and Montpelier Mon
day.
Several horse buyers from Rhode Island
and Conn. have recently been in town but
have made few purchases.
E.P. Ashley is meeting with good sue
cess as clerk at the ladies' dress goods
counter in Jordan, Marsh & Co.'S estab-
lishment,
Bert Lyman will work in Hartford this
spring.
The Misses Foster from South Royalton
and Miss Camp from East Bethel are at
the Academy this term.
The maple sugar season opened in ear
nest this week.
In place like this where there are no
wood manufactures the want of kind
lings for fires is greatly felt. To supply
this deficiency Geo. A. Laird has laid in
stock Of fire kindlers which, having once
used, you will want all the time. They
are perfectly safe, cheap and reliable.
Mrs. j. d. Denison has returned to her
West Randolph home.
Miss Alice Grant has presented the Epis
copal church with three handsome lamps,
two for the chancel and one large one for
The body Of the church.
Adnah B. Cloud died at his home in
Boyalton village March IA, 1892 aged 81
years, months and 10 days.
He was born in Norwich and has lived
N this place for several years, forming a
llrge circle OF acquaintance thro' his
business relations. He was well known as
dealer in good horses which he supplied
10 the best customers in the city. Many
VIII remember how his matched spans
were admired at our fairs. His genial
ways won him many friends
De was member OF a large family OF
ellidren-eleven in number-seven OF
shom are still living also his father and
mother who we're present at his funeral
ana who passed the anniversary of their
holden Wedding two days before his
uesth which cast deep shadow over them.
but The greatest grief is in his own fam
Y where his wife and three children will
Mss MN al morn, noon and night. Hap
RWas his married life extending over
lnore than 10 years. He was kind faith |
4 Y sna loving husband. The influence |
\, a ai lie Will be felt on their hearts thro'
y the years to come. Every thing was
|sSne mat loving hands could doto restore |
1 lrI 70 health. 1t is bard for them to say
10y VIII be done" The funeral services
~ele amended by Rev. S. A. Parker. He |
e as buried in the cemetery at Bethel, |
N.ei 'ne birthplace Of his wife. Con-.
i9sse lines were written by his daugh- /
~ Gussie A. Cloud.
Vur father, he is gone.
Seter 10 return to us again,
mower that withels soon.
6 ne has fought life's battle well
~ concealed by clouds o'erhead;
pshtilhg the battle for the right,
breaking the long spell of night.
long with Christian faith,
NE pore his sufferings well;
waiting, obeyed his Savior's call,
u Jesus resting ell in all.
i Ias words were gentle, pure and sweet
NJ aIlhg his children to Jesus feet.
w " nard to part with father dear
~ We know he's better there than here.
s.ns IS desiring hair work call on Mrs. Hiram
~ vest Randolph; VT. Write for prices.
s S11siss to sell and shingles sawed by the