Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-03

/ MR. GAkL -. IAhIOh.
Mrs. Hugh Phillips Of Montpelier is yis-
iting Mrs. Holden tins week.
Mrs. Parmenter of Rochester is with her
son, +. W. Parmenter, this week.
1 ~ L. Boyden was in Montpelier yester-
day in attendance upon county court.
Mrs. G. w. Patterson returned from a
week s visit in Newtonyille, Mass, last
Tuesday.
4 Mrs. c. NJ. Sawyer went to New York
/ last Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
John Sabine Smith.
There will be morning service at Grace
/ church next Sunday at 1890 o'clock. The
third Of the Lenten addresses will be
/ given.
Erwin Ross has gone to Horace Glfford's
1 to work. Mrs. Ross and three children
will stay for awhile at the w. r. Wash
burn farm.
The CongI church has lately obtained a
set OF new individual communion cups,
which viii be used in the service next
Sunday for the first time.
Joseph Beaudro has bought OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. w. Eaton the George White place
and has moved there. He will carry on
his place and work part OF the time for d.
w. Eaton.
The Ladies' Social circle will hold a
sociable with Mrs. n. L. Boyden next Fri-
day, March 4, afternoon and evening.
Supper from O'Clock till Z, All are corr
daily invited
Prayer meeting this evening at the
Cong parsonage at usual hour. .Prepara-
tory lecture at vestry next Saturday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock, The Lords Supper
viii be administered next Sunday morn
ing.
There was a general "break up and
moving last Monday. Mr. Howard moved
from the III. e. Pember farm and Mr.
Whtcomb OF Royalton moved there.
The Seymours moved from the Gorham
place to j. b. Adams, and James Mullaly
moved from g, II. Pember's "Belknap
farm" to the Gorham farm.
Those who attended the last entertain
ment in the lecture course were not dis
in their anticipation OF a first
class entertainment by the Etonia Artists
Mr.. David, impersonator, was on the pro-
gram for three numbers and the encores
brought him to respond TO nine mum bers
The soprano and violinist responded TO
eneores after every number. The pianist
was well received. Real music lovers en-
loyed il and the whole was hrst-class. |
There was a good audience. We have had |
a good course this winter and the commit /
tee are TO be congratulated on having 1
money in the treasury.
Death of Mrs. .. r. cloueh.
On the afternoon Of Feb. Is, the people
Of Randolph Center and vicinity we're /
panied to learn OF the death from pneu- I
monia Of Mrs. Alice tTaylorl Clough I
Mrs. Glough was born in Windsor Nov. i, /
1879, which was her home until Dec, 20 /
1900, when she was married to Dana r /
Glough OF this village, with whom she be- ]
came acquainted while attending the state 1
Normal school. A short time before her /
1eath, she was permitted to know the ioy
u motherhood, and little boy ten weeks I
1f age is left TO the care OF Others
Mrs. Clough was a young woman Of
Christian Characters mem-
Der Of the Methodist church OF this place.
and active in the various departments OF
'hurch work. For some time she was a
.eaeher IN the Sunday school and superin-
.endent OF the Junior League. All the
lime OF her deeease she was secretary OF
he Epwurth League, secretary and treas
Irer OF the Y. w. F. NJ. society and coll
eetor for the Standard Bearers Her life
VAS an exceptionally good illustration of
he kind OF neighborliness Jesus had IN
mind when He said, ''Thou shalt love thy
lelghbor as myself. Like her divine
Master, she lived mot to be ministered
INTO bat to minister
The funeral services were held in the M.
2. church on Sunday and the beautiful
loral offerings, including a wreath from
he Ladies Aid and Epworth League,
wenty- four roses from the Juniors and
wenty-four carnations from the church
n Windsor, her former church home.
peak more eloquently than words OF the
oye OF the many who will long cherish her
memory.