Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-10-15
eAYsvILLE.

Miss Mary Lowry is sick with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. c. B. Taggart is visiting in Ben
nington, y. ii.
L. W. Newell spent few days in Rut-
land last week.
Mrs. Lila Foster OF Bethel is visiting
Wesley Roberts.
Mrs. Albert Knowlton is helping care
for Merville Gould
Herbert Hassam from Pittsheld was IN
town day recently.
Frank Roberts OF Bethel was in town
Monday on business.
Egbert Sheldon has been suffering with
erysipelas in his face.
Mrs. Carmi Reed has a sister visiting
her from Massachusetts,.
Geo. Pratt OF Bethel spent last week
Saturday at J. f. Safford's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madden returned from
visit in Bridgewater Monday.
Fred Roundy Of Royalton was at 5. c.
Harrington's day last week.
Henry Thurston and wife visited in
Royalton a few days recently.
Otis Abbott is improving his house by
putting in some new windows.
o. j. Richardson has been suffering
from rheumatism the past week.
Miss Jane Wilson has been suffering
from the shingles the past week.
Miss Annie Green Of Stockbridge is
working for Mrs. +. c. Fletcher
Miss Ida Lewis OF Bethel spent a few
days at Westley Roberts recently.
Miss Leda Smith returned from visit
in Royalton last week Wednesday.
Miss Agnes Heap spent day in Royal
ton last week with Mrs. Pearl Dewey.
Mrs. Fayette Kezer and friend of Roch-
ester were at A. w. Billiards. recently.
Louis and Miss Alfredine Hassam re-
turned Monday from visit in Rutland.
John Durkee of Stockbridge and Mrs.
Dwyer Of Mendon were married last week.
Charles Lowell took IS new-milch cows
to Charles Clapp's in Royalton last week.
Henry Danforth and wife OF Rutland
were guests at A. w. Chamberlain's last
week.
Arthur Leavitt and Mrs. A. w. Ballard
were elected delegates to the Sunday
school convention held at South Royalton
this week Thursday.
Bert Harrington had the misfortune to
have one OF his cows break a leg a night
last week 50 that the animal had TO be
killed. Sunday the cars ran over and
killed another cow
Andrew Gould and wife OF Randolph ?
were called here last Thursday by the
illness OF their grandson, Merville Gould,
Mr. Gould returned to Randolph the same
day but Mrs. Gould remained a few days
longer.
Good WIN grange met at Union hall
last Saturday evening with a good at
tendance. Two candidates were instructed .
in the third and fourth degrees. One I
application for membership was received. .
Owing to the absence Of s. G. Harrington,
who was to have charge Of the program
for the evening, the entertainment was
short. After it banquet was given.
The following item was taken from the 1
Comm Democrat 1.-THE 4
funeral OF John Kennedy took place from
his late residence, ISL East Main street,
Wednesday at 80 p. m, with interment
at Riverside cemetery. Dr. Davenport
was the officiating clergyman. The
bearers were employees OF the Waterbury
Button Co., where the deceased was em-
ployed. The floral tributes were many
and very beautiful-a standing star from
Ivory Workers union and ivory employees
Of the Waterbury Button CO.; sheaf of
wheat, Blake 4 Johnsons; wreath, Mrs.
F. Brown; bouquet OF pinks from his
brother, Frank Kennedy; pinks, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. O'Neill; Easter lilies, Mrs p. La
plant white pinks, w. {. T. u; pinks,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Young; roses, Mrs.
Minnie Ehle; roses, Mr.. and Mrs. A. BEN
sdict; roses, Christian Endeavor society
IF Second Congregational church, and
many small bouquets Mr.. Kennedy
vas 90 years old and died OF apoplexy. He
was sick about three weeks. He was for
many years a resident OF GaysVille