Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-05
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Miss Mabel seayer is Doarder al Charles
Osborns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Folsom have re-
turned home.
Miss Flora Smith has gone to Boston {
teach this fall
Miss VERNE Whitney went to Lebanon
n. H., Monday.
Mrs. Luna Dutton visited at John Ben
nett 5 last week.
Henry King OF Lawrence, Mass, is Wis
iting at Aaron Kings.
Several from this place attended the sol
diers' reunion at Barnard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dickerman visited
friends in Braintree last week.
Miss Eliza Leisk of Boston has gone to
South RoyaIton for few days.
Mrs. Mariette Monkey of Providence, r.
l., visited friends here last week.
Cassie Bingham OF South Royalton is
spending few days at Elihu Tnller's.
Walter johnson Of New York city visit
ed his mother, Mrs. Z. H. Alden, last
week,
E. c. Sleeper returned home from a
short trip to Rutland and Cavendish SAT-
urday evening.
Frank f. Wright of Ascutneyville and
Miss Eliza Leisk were recent visitors Of
Edna Sleeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bugbee have returned
to Weymouth, Mass, after spending sew
eral weeks at her fathers.
Edna Sleeper has returned home from
Chelsea, where she spent a very pleasant
week with her aunt, Mrs. Scott George.
Theo Fulsom has returned to Boston
During her stay here she has made many
friends who regretted to have her 60
away.
Mrs. Abbie Emery and son, Fred, are
visiting at Rolla Monkeys. Mrs. Emery
and Miss Alice Monkey Will 60 TO Buffalo
this week.
Hattie Hayward, Lena Gould, Ida Row
ell, Howard Tucker, Linnie and Picnic
Cilley and Homer Hutchinson are attend
ing school at South Royalton this fall.
There was a very pleasant visit at E. c.
Sleeper's Friday Of last week. The com
pany consisted of ID. o. G. Edison and j. +.
Edison OF Moriah, y. y, Miss Alice Barn
do OF East Randolph. Miss Barnard fur
nished nice music with her phonograph
which was greatly enjoyed by all. Misses
Bertha and Edna Sleeper returned With
the party to East Randolph, where they
spent pleasant evening al Henry Wal
dos.
Mrs. Abby F. Marston Doyle, wife OF
James Doyle, who died at her home in
Royalton Tuesday, Aug. 10Th, was born in
Williamstown, VT, May 25, 1881. She was
the eighth OF the eleven children OF John
and Charlotte Wilson Marston. OF the
eleven children there Is now but one sur
vivor, Oscar f. MRrston, of Haverhill,
Mass. Mrs. Doyles home for many years
was in this town, where she had a large
circle of friends. She was of very pleas
ant disposition, witty and lover OF the
humorous, but she detested the hypecrite
and liar. She leaves many friends here
who will mourn her death.
On Aug. 9th, 1901, in the nth year Of
her age. Mrs. Edna Bannister of this
town died suddenly of heart failure while
visiting her brother, 0. A. Brigham, in
Lowell, Mass. The body was embalmed
and taken to her late residence with her
daughter. Mrs. Cornelius Ordway, OF Tun-
bridge, whence, on Thursday, ii was taken
10 the Baptist church in East Randolph, |
her former home, where the funeral ser
rices were conducted by her pastor, Rev. |
z. H. Alden. A large number Of friends |
rom both towns were present. The floral |
offerings were abundant and very beauti- |
ul, spontaneous tokens OF the high esteem |
n which she was held by all who knew |
ler and symbolic OF the sweet fragrance OF |
Ter quiet, transformations Christian life, |
which win never fade from their memory. |
The interment was in the East Randolph /
cemetery by the side OF her husband who L
lied about eight years ago.