Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-08-17
TunbrIdgo.

Tunb1dge.
To the many kind friends and neigh
bors who gave us needed assistance and
sympathy at the times of our recent be-
reavements we would tender our heartfelt
THANKS. MARTIN Ross.
JEROME Ross.
Mrs. Luna Dutton has gone to Randolph
for few days.
Miss Ella Chadwick has gone to Bethel
for a short visit.
Mrs. S. E. Slack returned Friday from
visit TO Northfield friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Il. IA. Alden go to Hart
/ land this week for short outing.
Herbert Hackett returned from West
Lebanon last week, after a short visit.
/ and Mrs. John u. Ballou OF Chelsea
were visitors at w. 5. Baliou's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Cilley and party of
| friends spent few days last week at Fair
lee.
Many veterans and members Of the w.
K. G. went TO Barnard last Friday to at
tend the reunion OF Windsor county vet
Grams.
Rev. w. Sherman Thompson OF Maiden,
Mass, will preach in the Congl church
next Sunday.
Miss Amy Kibbee OF Montpelier has
been guest Of Miss Hattie b. Hayward
for few days.
A daughter Laura Agnes, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert M. Dean, Keene, n.
b., last Thursday.
Chas. Lougee returned fro.a his trip to 1
Massachusetts Saturday, after an absence
OF several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Thompson OF New.
pore, n. H., were guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
N. X. Goodwin last week
Mrs. Addie johnson and Miss Marion
johnson OF Chelsea, Mass. are guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. Hiram X. George.
Mrs. Hannah Carleton and Mrs. L. A.
Augir, her sister, returned from Williams.
town Saturday, after a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Goodell, who have
in Woodstock and vicinity for
a short time, returned here Sunday.
Miss Eula Bement OF Charlestown. Mass
who was a recent guest of Mrs NJ. Wight.
Is spending few days with Royalton
friends
Frank Ordway, VERNE and Archie Wills
Of Boston, who have spent their vacation .
IN town, returned TO Boston sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W q. West OF Lynn.
Mass, were visitors In town last week.
Mrs w st was formerly Miss Agnes
1ushman. :
Prof. and Mrs T.. j. Bugbee, who have ]
pent several days with Frank BuRbee at
lts Ludlow cottage, have gone TO Wal A
ingiord for few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Myron o. Flanders and
hr. and Mrs. w. W Swan, who have
pent q few weeks at York Beach, Me-, re-
urned here last Thursday.
Clarence Dutton and Fred Moore, his
riend, " ho were recent guests of Mr. and
A vaff -. . IL
ZONES In Fitehburg, Mass, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James K. Goodwin left
ere Wednesday of last week for Lowell,
lass, where they will spend few days =
! guests OF Frank Goodwin, their son.
Hon. and Mrs. NJ. 7. King go to Win.
hrop Beach, Mass, this week fer an out.
lg. They propose visiting York Reach
nd Peaks Island, Me, before returning
ere.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. COBB OF New n
ORR city, who, with their child and -
urse, have spent few weeks at Elihu y
ulier's, left here Saturday morning for "a
oston. al
Judge and Mrs. Maynard r. Stiles OF ca
harleston, W. Va, who have oeen guests st
MT. ana Mrs. .. III. Goodale, nave gone ID
Albany To visit Darwin L. styles. Mrs. ri
nogene o. Goodale accompanied them. 81
Mrs. :. f. Hayward left here Saturday al
ternoon for Concord. n. H., here she
III spend few days as a guest OF Mr.and
rs FREQ +. Hayward. She goes TO Con.
ocook from Concord to visit Mrs. len. m
e beauelerk, her daughter 4,
Mrs. Annie Belle sherman Ross died in v
inbridge July 81. She was born In New.
'rt, n. H., Oct, 1895. She was twice
arrled, nrst to Moses Walker, by whom
e had one son, Baron Walker, now liy- Or
z In Putnam, Conn. Mr.. Walker died VI
me III 1853. Dec. 10, 1860, she was mar.
% TO Martin Ross, with whom she lived
arly 40 wears on a farm in Tunhrldge.
w daughters and four sons were born
them. One died In infancy ana three del
nov living, Sherman NJ. Fred A., and Tn
rome, all OF TuDbridge. The daugh- inl
rs Jennie r., died at the age OF q, and gyi
tella r. AT the age OF 49, Besides a Inns. inc
nd and children she left an only sister. Der
rs. Fred Barton, OF Lempster, n, H.. to-
Durn her loss. She was a patient suf-
'er for many weeks. Her fife was one
patient toll, ever at home looking after -
: interest OF the farm. The funeral was
her home, Rev. MIR. Alden officiatinv
any friends and neighbors came 10 look
the last time on the face Of one Who
= loved and respected BY all with whom n
: had become acquainted. Her casket Il
$ nearly hidden from view BY lovely
wers, OF which she was so fond she II
! lald TO rest In the family lot in the II,
lage cemetery. H..
old bone on the hillside Il lonely and .tnt -
hatr - nov empty that no one can AM -
husband and father IS left 70 mourn n
one who with him all burdens has borne "
Hhets gone no more her face can We See
~ w shls world OF sorrow from al trouble heh
se white hands folded now 80 stllI and silent fer
eaee and forever may those dear hands rest. ,e.
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