Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-07-23
Randolph Continued.

NdIluOlpll NOlltilluSN.
Mrs. Carrie Briggs Williams Of Ware,
Mass, is In town.
E. J. Pitkin OF Boston has been here
within day or two.
w. B. Wells OF Chicago is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. II. s. Booth.
Miss Nellie HARDWOOD came back from
Greensboro yesterday.
Mrs. Jennie Bass has gone to visit
friends in Barre and Willisfon.
A daughter was born Yesterday after
noon to Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Wilson.
Mrs. v. G. Goodrich and elder daughter
have Joined the campers at Greensboro.
Mrs. Ferdinand Steele and twin daugh-
ters arrive this afternoon from Detroit,
Mich.
Leland Rising and his friend, Mr.. Max
ham, OF Providence, r. l., are at Edward
Rising's.
Madam Morse OF Brooklyn is with her
daughter, Mrs. r. j. Kimball at Monta-
que Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortez Nutting and baby
OF Littleton, N. H., have been visiting at
j. V. Newton's.
c. e. Salisbury OF Troy, N. Y, is at
work putting in the machinery for the
new steam laundry.
Hon. Dudley Chase and wife OF Clare
mont, N. H., and Mrs. Sherwin OF Elgin,
ILL.,, are at j. B. Putnam's.
e mem bers Of the Rebekah lodge are
busily engaged in making preparations
for quite an elaborate fair.
At s o'clock Friday evening, Mrs. Morse
Baker will speak at West Rraintree on the
"Finance OF Our Country"
Charles Crandall, who was home over
Sunday, is engaged in building cottage
at Lake Mitchell in Sharon.
Sunshine Juvenile Temple will meet
this week at o'clock Friday evening, in
stead OF Saturday afternoon.
The ladies OF the w. z. T. U. have their
annual flower tea this afternoon at the
Baptist lawn from four until 8.
Miss Inez Abbott, while visiting friends
in Worcester, Mass, took trip to Nam
tasket Beach and Lake Quinsigamon.
A very small audience greeted the Shep-
ard family last evening, but the enter
tainment was more than usually good.
Mr.. George Fits, after sojourn Of
three or four weeks with relatives in this
locality, has gone back to Roxbury, Mass.
Trout weighing from four to eight
pounds are being caught these days at
Greensboro. None weigh less than halt
pound.
Miss Belle McAllister, W no had been with
Mrs. Y. e. McCrillis for about three
weeks, left Wednesday for her home In
Manchester, N. H.
Mrs. Morse Baker closes her months
engagement at West Braintree next Sum
day, and there will be service both fore
noon and afternoon.
The heavy rain storm OF last night did
some damage to the corn, bending the
stalks over until In the morning they
we're found lying fat on the ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin OF Greenfield,
Mass, have been at Mr.. Selva HolmaD's
on visit. Mr.. Baldwin has returned to
Greenfield, but his wife remains little
longer.
Gould are ut Queen City Park. The latter
assists at the entertainments given DUR
ing the session OF the spiritualist camp
meeting.
John Guyette and his wife from Lowell
Mass, arrived few days ago at Mr.
Frank Chandeliers and were to continue
their journey from here to Burlington
and Whitehall.
DR.. c. l.. Stewart and daughter, Nellie, |
L. B. johnson, L. p. Thayer and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Needham, Mrs. Ros.
we'll Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Dean |
and Miss Mary Tilson are at Highgate
Springs.
DR.. John Henry Mayo died OF consump.
ton at his home in Northheld, Sunday
evening at O'Clock, after a lingering i'll
ness of some months. Dr. Mayo was born |
in Moretown,. May Is, 1857, and after OBJ
tanning good common school education,
sntered the Randolph Normal school from
medicine and was graduated from the
Hahnmann Medical college, Chicago, In
1882. He begsn to practice In Peterbor-
ough, N. H., but the climate not agreeing
with him, be came here and resided for & I
year or more, and then went to Randolph,
where he practiced his profession about
six years. About two years since, he re-
turned to this town and continued In
practice until failing health obliged him
10 give up work. In January he had an
attack Of sickness, something in the ma
Jailed rapidly until death came. He was
FULLY aware Of the critical state OF his
health, and prepared his worldly affaiss to
accept the sad inevitable. Or. Mayo was
/ physician OF more than ordinary skill
md possessed strong attachment for his
profession. He married Miss Alice M,
daughter OF J. w. Gould, in
Iune, 1883, who, with an infant daughter,
s left to mourn his loss. The other near
elatives are father, mother, brother, DR.. .
William B., and two sisters. The funeral,
Is the request OF the deceased a few days
ince, was held at his late residence and
vas private. Rev, |. P. Booth OF Norris
lille conducted the services at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon Mortified NelCs.