Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-10-12
went Monday to

J.D. Denison, Esq, went MONDAY W
Boston. .,. "
M Piner and wife from Albany, n.
y visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wnltten
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Corbin, Mrs. John
wild and Hiss Mary Wild, OF hoysIlop,
we're visitors at Mr.. E. A. Thacners On
Tuesday. -
Mrs Grace Avery and Miss Louise
Avres sisters of Mrs. E. L. Soper, nave
moved to this village from OaKhahl'
Mass, and are occupying the upper tene,
ment in the house of Z. Nj. Howard Oh
South Main street.
DIR. A. c. Bailey and two daughters
Grace and Lettie-were IN Burn1s.on,
Friday. to consult DR.. Woodward, the
ocnIist' With regard to Lettie's injured
eve. DIR. Woodward's opinion agreed Win
thai EXPRESSED by DR.. Chandler OF Mont
pelier-that the sight was not permanent
ly impaired
Mrs. Seth Holman, who had reached
the are of 81 years, died at O'CLOCK sun,
day evening of pneumonia, at the holne Vi
her daughter, airs. Ira Williams. MIS-
Holman's home was in Bralntree out uur-
mo her illness she was With her daughter,
whose devoted care could not win her
back to health. She left an aged husband,
a daughter and four sons-EIbrldge anu
JehieL VINO live in Mexico, FRANK, OF
Springfield, Mass, Heber and Charles, llV-
ing IN this vicinity. The funeral WIZ rake
place at the residence of Mr.. Williams on
Weston street next Saturday afternoon at
2 O'Clock.
The ladies of the w. c. T. u, quick to
discern the practical value OF the ldorrell
Liouor cure, decided at their meeting last
Friday to circulate a subscription paper,
which reads as follows: 1--WE, the under
signed, agree to pay the amount placed
Opposite our names into the treasury OF
the W. &. T. O., TO be used as circulating
fund for the assistance OF amy one unable
financially to take the Morrell Liquor cure.
SAID money is 10 be PAID back INTO the
treasury as rapidly as ne rho secures this
aid can do, that the Union may have II
for use in other cases, and the money shall
finally revert to the w. {. L. u. OF West
Randolph for general temperance work.
-Four ladies' Mrs. Ii. NJ. Miller, superin-
tendeut of the department which includes
this line OF work, Mrs. Walter English,
Mrs Fannie Lewis and Mrs. Isaac New
ton-are circulating this paper and have
so far met with excellent success. Liquor
cures are doing a good work-especially
that of DIR. Morrell-and offer the only
solution of the great temperance
question.
The fifteenth annual reunion Of the
Woman's Auxiliary TO the Board of Mis-
sions of the Protestant Episcopal church
was held in Woodstock, Oct. Bird, Atm and
9TH. There were present 81 delegates
and the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: president, Mrs. Laura
grey of Burlington; LIST vice president,
Mrs. L. q. Kingsley of Rutland; End vice
president, Mrs. T.. ). Allen of Woodstock;
secretary, Mrs. q. l.. AL
len of Burlington; recording secretary
Mrs. T.. p. Gibson OF Rutland; treasurer,
Mrs. +. l.. Wyman Of Manchester Center
A pleasant reception was held OF the |
Woodstock Inn, and excellent addresses |
we're delivered by Rev. Francis w. Smith, |
Rev. w. j. Harris, general missionary OF |
this diocese, Rev. J. w. Chapman of An
lick, Alaska, and Mr.. Gardiner, head /
master of st. Paul's school, Toxic, Japan.
During the past year, the ladies OF the /
iiocese of Vermont have contributed for
purposes 81 ,475 and expended
i $50, leaving them go IN debt. Sc. johns
'hurch was we'll represented, seven
members of the parish being present.
Through their chosen delegate, Miss Eu-
lice Denison, the junior society of this
hurch applied for admission to the Aux
liary and became a part OF the Junior
Branch, whose general secretary IL Mrs.
hos. II. Garfield of Burlington. Last
ear, the ladies of st. johns church raised
liNAiN bNk4 rAVt lhl HdIArn DuIDGHtN.
The Auxiliary pledged itself to pay the
alaiy of the general missionary in this
tate until the first of next June, at which
ime it is expected that Bishop Elect Hall
MI take charge of the bishoprie of Yer
mont.
Julius Willard Tilson, aged IS years,
ne of the most prominent residents OF
lalden, died at his home, corner OF Fran
is and Summer streets, OF typhoid pneu-
lonia, after an illness OF only one week.
lie was corn in West Randolph, VT, Aug
1885, aud received his education in the ,
ublic schools of his birthplace. When
years of age be came TO Boston and en-
red the employ of Richards 4 Co., deal |
5 in metals. after few years ne en-
red the employ of A. II. Davenport.
here he had been ever since. de had
zen resident of Maiden for "a years,and
lring that time gathered about him
rye circle OF friends, who were greatly S
locked TO hear of his death. His family
of wife and two sons-Willard i
and George Nj. Although he never held +,
" public office, be was always interested q
city affairs, and his sound business
dgment was SO well known that his
Unions on local matters were greatly re-
ected. He was for several years men,
7 OF the Ward and City committee of T
ard 3, and he was also a member OF the /
rst universalist church.-Boston Jour
!. Hardly had the subject OF this no.
e lett his native hills, after visiting his
ed mother, when a telegram announced
At ne had passed through glory's morn
: gate TO dwell in Paradise Those
20 have known him from boy hood to
nhood remember him as a loving son
devoted husband and father; and
lae who have been privileged to meet
N his home, where he delighted to
ana where his rare qualities of head
heart were allowed to shine through
natural reserve, do not need to De told
y dark is the shadow which nov rests -
ln that home. The friends. the poor
the unfortunate, who met him in the
" walks of life, in sorTow ana in need
who received both sympathy ana
rity, claim, with nearer and dearer e
., remem bfance in their sorrow. his IS
q mother, Mrs. W lizard Tilson OF this Y
age, has the sympathy OF all in her deep
c1lon.