Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-03-21
Union VILLAGE.

Mrs. Fred Taylor is working at II. A
Bradley's.
Miss Florence Moulton is the guest o
Ethel Kinney.
Frank Garfield has resumed work at l.
S. Patterson's.
Grace B. Ellis is visiting friends in West
Lebanon, n. III.
H. E. Kendall and son, Leon, were in
STAFFORD Sunday.
Miss Abbie Goddard went to Boston
Monday for millinery.
Miss Eva Benson OF Thetford academy
spent Sunday at Nelson Bartlett's.
! The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs
Truman Waterman Wednesday afternoon
Capt. Geo. Morrison was called to
Haverhill, n. f., Monday by the death OF
relative.
| Mrs. Fred Hutehins and children OF
Enfield, n. H., are guests of her sister,
Mrs f. Newcomb.
Fred Wilcox, manager of Pompanoosuc
creamery, was in White River Junction on
business Wednesday.
News was received by friends here Mon
day Of the death of Miss Georgia Bacon at
her home in STAFFORD.
s. Z. Campbell and wife returned from
Massachusetts Monday and have begun
housekeeping at Riverside farm.
Alfred Aldrich was called to Lyndon
vile last Tuesday to attend the funeral of
his granddaughter, Lillian G. Aldrich.
Marshall jerks and Mrs. Frank Can
field were in Lyme, N. H., Tuesday to at
tend the funeral OF their brother, j. Il.
jerks.
r. A. Tilden has been appointed by the
selectmen of Norwich to act as overseer OF
the poor in place of W. II. CIogston, re-
signed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waterman were in
West Lebanon, n. H., Saturday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Waterman's niece,
Ruth Jordan.
NJ. A. Lord recently received news that
his brother, Rev. A. Converse Lord, OF
ILL.,, was dead. Mr.. Lord went
from this town to Illinois i'm 1916, where he
has since resided.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Packard were
called to West Lebanon, n. H., last week
to attend the funeral OF their granddaugh-
ter, Ruth Jordan, girl eight years of age
who was knocked over and fatally injured
by passing train.
Miss Pillsbury of Montpelier seminary
will speak in the NJ Il. church this,
1 AAAA nAtuN NhNAAAAAE AT sNN q tfNtk III the
interests OF the Epworth League. Ii is
hoped that large number win avail
themselves OF this opportunity to hear
and know more OF Epworth League work
The supper at Blaisdell's hall last week
Thursday evening was pleasant success.
About 20 were realized TO aid in paying
the pastors salary. musical program OF
rare merit was rendered by the c. c. NJ.
orchestra Piano solos by Misses Fave
French and May Gordon OF New London.
n. H., guests at II. +. Freneh's, added
much to the enjoyment Of the occasion.
The remains Of Mrs. Walker, wife OF the !
ate Nj. j. Walker, were brought here |
rom Underhill Saturday. Mrs. Jerusha |
Russell Walker was born in this place in |
$40 and her home has always been here. |
Twelve years ago Mr.. Walker died and |
inee that time Mrs. Walker has spent the |
winters with her daughters in Burlington |
nd Underhill, returning to the home here |
or the summer. Many hearts are sad |
when they realize they cannot anticipate /
Ter coming again. Rev. S. l.. Bates and |
wife, +. Z. Whitcomb and wife and Mary |
Walker Bates accompanied the body to the |
lome here, where funeral services, con-
.ucted by Rev. 5. l.. Bates, assisted by
tey. w. n. Roberts, were held Sunday |
fternoon.