Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-03-01
Tunbridge.

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In one item sent last week II births wa
resolved into II deaths. That hurts thu
census.
Wilbur Folsom of Canaan, N. H., is al
e. 5. Folsom's very sick with second at.
tack OF the grip. His wife is taking care
of him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora H. Goodale received
last Thursday telegram stating that their
daughter Carrie, Mrs. Chas. E. Veazey,
was very sick with scarlet fever at her
home in Haverhill, Mass, and before they
could start for there a second telegram an
nounced her death. She was q.
DR.. Chas. A. Flanders of Pittsford, for
merly OF this town, was married st. VAL
entine's Day to Miss Meta NJ. Buxton Of
Pittsford.
The wide-awade mem bers of Whitney
Post and Relief Corps celebrated Wash
ington's birthday, holding appropriate e4
ercises at the q. A. X. hail.
James Nj. Jones reports that Myron
Flanders did days work saving at his
house last week in less than half day.
He further states that the time would have
teen considerably shortened il the best
hand, himself, had not been hindered by
Judge Chapman. Fred futile tells later
story. He reports that Myron sawed 12
cords of wood for him in one hour and
forty nine minutes.
Mrs. Eliza Porter's horse got frightened
by the breaking of a strap, as she was
coming to the village last Thursday even
ing, and ran away. She had to jump from
the sleigh. The contents OF the sleigh
were lett beside the road, and Mrs. Porter
reports the loss of sum OF money; she
thinks it was stolen from her purse.
Phil Smiths health was so poor that be
was compelled to leave his school a week
ago, and he goes to Florida this week.
Miss Alice Monkeys school closed last
week. Miss Ann Howe's school closed Sat
urday. She entertained her pupils at her
home Thursday evening.
The school in No. closed Feb. "a. The |
pupils not absent during the term were
Emma Rowell, Howard Tucker, Delbert |
Campbell and Homer Hutchinson. 4
ALICE M. MoxLEY, Teacher.
Mrs. II. X. George wishes to thank the |
kind neig and friends who so kindly |
cared for her curing her recent illness.
/ wish to remind those against whom |
have accounts, that they must be attended |
to at once. Mrs. Dean or myself will be |
here for the purpose OF settling until March |
8tb, after which all unsettled accounts
will be placed in the hands OF an attorney. |
Il. K. DEAN.
The Hayerhill Evening Bulletin Of Feb.
gu tOHldlnh TUG lOllOWlHks
"Seldom,if ever, has sadder event tran
;pired in this community than the death
)f Carrie Imogene, wife of Charles r. Yea
iey, which took place at her home,4 Al High
and avenue, Thursday afternoon about 4
o'clock, OF scarlet fever. Death came sud-
ierly only four days intervening between
he attack and the end.
She was a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
4. Goodale of Tunbridge, Vt, where she
passed her childhood and where she
aught school for several terms. Later,
he came To Massachusetts and filled the
position OF school-teacher in a school at So.
for number of terms. She was
lso teacher for one term of the center viii
age primary school.She was one of the best
md most successful of instructors, know
ng how to impart instruction. She pos
essed an amiaole disposition, and was
BEAUTIFUL woman in the broadest and best
ense of that term. She was lovable and
'eloved by all who had the pleasure of her
and they were many.
She has passed away like dream. IL
vas only last June, mid the bloom OF
lowers and singing OF birds and all was
adiant with the glory OF summer, she be-
anne a happy bride. Her prospects were
and skies cloudless. Return
ng from a bridal tour to the Worlds Fair,
erself and husband established a home
n Highland avenue, where life passed
on until, in less than one year,
was Interrupted by death.N