Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-09-26
North Randolph /.


Mr.. Smith, the harness maker, ha
upulied up stakes" and moved to Wes
Randolph.
News was received Sunday OF the death
at Waitsdeld OF Mrs. Charles Farr's father
Mrs. Farr has been with him for some
weeks.
and everything is in running order. Mr..
Blodgett says be Is ready to receive his
| friends.
B.F. Durkee fell on the cellar stairs re-
Gently at Geo. Poor's and injured his head
so that several stitches were required In
dressing the wound. He isabout the house
and is doing we'll.
F. e. White has gone to Barnard to take
possession of his recent purchase. His
family Will move soon. The blacksmith
shop is closed till further notice. Ac-
counts are in the hands OF Mrs. White.
Frank Cones honey was taken from the
hives between two days lately. Frank
says II they had waited till morning he
would have shown them how to take 1t up
in much neater manner. Apparently 1t
was taken out OF "pure cussedness" as
several boxes were found scattered In
Cones garden and along the road.
Miss Myra Alice Carter, graduate Of the
Emerson College OF Oratory, assisted by
little Minnie Vera Tenncy, will give dra
matte recital at Enterprise hall Thursday
eve, Sept. rs, at o'clock. Miss Carter Is
highly recommended as reader and we
bespeak for her generous patronage.
Good music will be furnished.
Between the hard frost OF May II and
that'of Sept. Is were four months less two |
days. In that short time good crops have |
huny ss1 H. - ~ Las Sk-.l
prophets. 1t Is worthy of note that the |
most severe and prolonged hot spells OF
the season were before the first date and |
after the last The thermometer regis
tered S7o In the shade Saturday afternoon.
MRS. HORACE STANLEY.
After long and weary sickness, Carrie
at her home In this village Sept. II, 1896.
The 18th OF last June she passed her
sixtieth birthday. Five years ago great
shadow fell on her home in the death of
her devoted husband. Since then the
world has seemed changed to her. Her
,nly child, Elmer E. Stanley, has been a
great comfort and strength to her in these
Years OF loneliness and sorrow.
Nearly 30 years she and her husband
walked the pathway Of life in happy COM
,anionship. During all her married life
'ue llVtu III Inc same nome.
From the day OF her marriage to the day
II her death, what varied experiences
anne into her life-experiences of glad
less and sadness. Of Joy and sorrow, OF
rope and disappointment.
In this quiet and pleasant village she
vas born, spent her childhood and youth.
In the home OF her birth she saw many
hanges. Six brothers still survive her
nd one sister. Mrs. Mary Tracy, all OF
vhom will miss her kind words and pleas
mt ways.
She grew up in this community and be-
anne part OF its life. She had kindly
ceiling toward all and all knew her only
o love her. Such woman Is loss to the
7orld.
Many came to her funeral and placed
overs on her casket-those silent en-
lens Of love and Immortality. Her old
aston, Rev. 8. A. Parker, who attended )
er husbands funeral, spoke words Of ap-
concerning her good deeds, her
hristian character and her faith SO full
comfort and cheer.
Earth has one loving soul less but heav- .
n has one more. Com. Q