Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-11-15
Randolpb Center.

Randolph Center
asaffo in Blackn is coming TO Randolph
Friday evening. Nov sd. It's an "old-
time niger show" foil OF pure, clean,
wholesome fun.
Tommy Adams is sick with fever.
Frank Murphy has returned home from
the Industrial school.
Lucinda Vorce has finished her school
in Royalton and is taking her vacation at
her home.
Guests are still arriving at the Maple
wood Ii is getting TO be winter as Wen
as summer resort.
Ben Davis IS at home for short yaca-
| ton. He will soon return TO Boston 10
work in the Boston poultry exchange.
/ In the recent election Edward A. WASH
burn, son OF Julian j. Washburn, well
/ known hereof Batavia, N. Y, was elected
county Judge tor Genesee county. Ed-
ward was a worthy son OF worthy parents
and every body here will be glad OF his
promotion.
Saturday evenings concert by Blais-
delrs orchestra, assisted by James T..
Spellman, baritone soloist, was decided
success. The program presented an ex-
cellent variety OF solos and orchestral
music, familiar airs and classical selec-
tions. Specially enjoyable was tie eornet
solo by Arthur Nevers. Mr.. Spellman's
singing proved very popular and it is
hoped be may be here later % the enter
tainment course with the s. hubert quar-
tet At the close OF the entertainment at
Normal hall the orchestra and few In
vited guests held a dance at Luke Parish's
which was considered very enjoyable.
Refreshments were served and the com
pany dispersed. The orchestra left in
season to reach the two O'Clock train for
Concord.
JOHN SABINE SMITH.
The funeral OF John Sabine Smith was
attended at Grace church last Friday
morning. The interment was in the fam
lily lot in the cemetery here. Rev. HON.
er White, the rector, read the impressive
Episcopal service. Mrs. Alice Sawyer
Smith, the widow, and her brother, Pat
rick Murphy and wife OF New York we're
present and returned to New York sat
urday. Mrs. FRANK Smith and son OF
Stowe and many other relatives and
friends attended the funeral service. The
floral tributes were beautiful and very
ella borate. There was a large mounted
wreath from the Republican club OF New
York city that is said 10 have cost $500
and many other designs from societies
and friends. The floral designs must
have cost more than $1,000. Mr.. Smith,
son OF DR.. John Smith, was born and edu-
Gated here aud had always taken a great
interest in Grace church and the Normal
school and had many warm friends here.
He was a leading lawyer in New York
stty and had a good Clientage and was
prominent in Republican c.ubs and Ma
ionic circles and had many influential |
friends in the various societies there as
vas shown by the profusion OF flowers I
He married Miss Alice /
sawyer about one year ago.
The following is taken from the New |
FORK Herald :-"Funeral services for John /
'abine Smith were held at 1880 O'Clock |
yesterday morning in Grace church, /
Broadway and 10th street, the rector, Rev. /
Dr.. VIM. X. Huntington, officiating, as
listed by Rev. n. T.. Carey. The pail 4
carers were A. +. Ommen, VIM. T.. Cur.
Is, Magistrate Joseph Nj. Deuel., Gilman
ioulton, Cephas Brainard, James ). 4
learns, 4. A. Newell and Lemuel Eli 1
,uigg.
The mourners were Mrs. Smith, the
'idow, DR.. and Mrs. Murphy, the latter
sister of the deceased, and several broth
rs and sisters OF the widow.
Delegations were present from the Ma
onal Repu blican committee, Murray
I'LL Repu blican club, Society OF Medical
Trinity college alumni,
hancellor Walworth lodge, Mecca Tenn
lie and the Mystic Shrine; also the exec.
tive committee OF the Republican County
including Gen. Francis V.
reene and Secretary Manchester"
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