Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04
Royalton.


s. H. Richards has cider barrels for sale,
also cider at $50 per barrel.
For SALE CHEAP:-A Grimm steel
range as good as new. 5w
N. w. SEwALL, Royslton, VI.
Miss Fannie Eastman was in Chelsea
Saturday.
A. w. Kenney returned to Lakewood,
n. j., last week.
Miss Blanche Sears left for her home in
Boston yesterday.
Miss Daisy Diamond has been a guest OF
Mrs. c. T. Southgate.
Mrs. Butler and Miss Butler spent Sun
day at Randolph Center.
W.R. Wheatley from Barre called upon
his aunt, Miss lucy Skinner, one day last
week.
Mrs. Fred Cox from Bethel and Miss
Emma Bruce have been recent guests al
Lyman Cottage.
Mrs. Ira Maurice Jones from Randolph
is spending the week with her daughter,
Mrs. g. A. Laird.
Mrs. Levi Wild Joined her husband at
Dea. John Wild's last week. They go to
their work in Hartland the last OF this
week.
Miss Efie Cowdery, who has been liv.
ing with Mrs. Warren Waldo for the past
ten We ars, has gone to live with her aunt
in Salem, Mass, to be educated.
The following letters are unclaimed at
this office: Mr.. Fred T.. Allen, Mrs.
Mary Dickerman, Mr.. Fred r. Kelley, Mr..
Calvin Sleeper, Mrs. Mary Z. Vesper.
The first meeting OF the Woman's club
will be held Saturday at 2:30 p. m. with
Miss Alice Denison. Some matters oil lm .
portsnce are to be considered and full
attendance is desired.
Attendants at the Congregational
church Sunday were surprised and grieved
to hear letter OF resignation from the
pastor, Rev. w. T. Mann. Mr.. Mann has
gon The love and respect OF his people
and they regret the necessity OF separa-
ton because OF his physical inability 10
dolthe work OF two churches.
Prof. and Mrs. Edward Conant, Miss
Nell Conant and Ned Conant from Ran
dolph Center, Mrs. John Thurston from
Cambridge Mass, Mrs. knowlton, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert KnoWlton, Miss Hattie
Taggart and Ralph Knowlton from Stock
bridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Paige from
Barnard we're in town Tuesday 10 attend
the funeral OF Mrs. q. K. Dewey.
This community has suffered loss
which Is personal TO almost every resident
10 the death sunday morning OF Mrs. q.
r. Dewey. During years OF inyalidism
and final Illness especially hard to bear
she has shown a sweetness OF character
ana brave patience that are in keeping
with the beautiful Christian spirit OF her
whole life. The church OF hich she was
a member and the town which has been
her home will miss her gentle presence
and ali have hearts full OF sympathy for
the husband and children. Her funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon, Rev. W. +.
Mann officiating. The large number
present and the profusion OF flowers were
| last loving expression OF friends Tor one
whose memory will be cherished.
Susan Washburn Smith, daughter OF
/ VIM. and Sarah Smith. was born Ia Ran
dolph March 3, 1924. She married Austin
/ Brooks Jan. %, is80. Three sons were
| born 10 them, Selden, Clarence and Frank
who. with four grandchildren, one
/ brother and one sister survive her. Mr
I Brooks died March 3. iss0, while shs
passed away Sept. 27th at II p. m, at the
/ home OF her son, Frank, whore she had
/ been tenderly cared for. The funeral was
/ held az the old homestead, sept. 30th
/ Rev. w. n. Warner OF Bethel spoke trou
the text "Her children rise up and cal
/ her blessed Beautiful flowers iron
I loving relatives and friends surrounded
her casket. Mrs. Brooks was noted fol
her quiet charity and many have beer
blessed by her timely giving.