Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-04-28
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Don't miss Pinafore May 6 at Randolph
II. NJ. Gaylord was a guest at II. A. Al
lens last week.
Elijah Ballou's horse died last week. II
had been sick for some time.
MR.. Flint has been assisting his son-in-
law, c. L. Smith, the past ten days.
Mrs. G. L. Smith visited her sister, Mrs.
W. J. Blodgett, OF Randolph last week.
f. j. Boyden has gone to Hancock to
visit his parents, who are on the sick list.
Mumps have made their annua appear
ance about here, but there are no serious
cases.
Closson Gilbert is paying 30 cents per
bushel for potatoes to send TO Middle
town, Conn.
Earl 5. Bickford has a fine young colt
about a week old-the first one of the sea-
son about here.
Mrs. f. W. Wedgwood Of Essex juno.
tion was a guest OF Mrs. Holden from
Thursday until Tuesday.
Il is understood that there are nine ap-
plicants for rural delivery carrier from
this place in case a route is estab-
lished.
There will be no service in the NJ. +.
church next Sunday o. account Of the ill.,
ness of the pastor. The Sunday after there
VIII be service as usual,
Rev. Mr.. Allen has moved to the Metho-
dist parsonage. His health has been peor
since he came here and DR.. Cooper OF RAN
dolph supplied for him last Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Grant u son, Fulton, OF
York city, arrived at the MapleWoOi
Tuesday to spend several weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher Stone.
The preparatory lecture at the vestry Of
the Cong church viii be at > o'clock Sat
urday afternoon, and the Lords supper
viii be observed next Sunday morning.
At Grace church divine service will be
held next Sunday at 10;30 o'clock. There
viii be celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion. On Monday the annual vestry meet
ing will be held in the church at 10 a. m.
The sickness of Mrs. Mary A. Nutting
somewhat singular, and TO ascertain
more fully the cause Of the death, a post
norton examination was had BY Drs.
Russlow, Clifford, Scott, Angel,
and Nutting and the cause was
.ound TO be eancer OF the bowels. The
was held at the Cong'l church last
Rev. G. w. Patterson officiating.
Those from out Of town attending the
were George Boynton Of New
York, Mrs. Eloise Boynton Of Nyack, 81
r, nj. B. SpoOner and wife Of Springfield
md Terance Calagan and wife Of Brook
leld. Mrs. Nutting left a will In which
Calagan is named as executor.
DIED.
Tuesday, April 10, Mrs. Mary Ann Nut
ing, widow OF the late George French
'utting, at the age Of % years, 8 months
nd 10 days.
IN MEMORIAM.
In the death Of Mrs. Mary A. Nutting, F.
1ls town loses n Of the rRrest Of beauti-
III women who ever lived within its
orders.
IL ever one exemplided the saying-.A
eautitul thought makes a beautiful soul; +,
nd a beautiful soul makes a beautiful
Nutttng was that one. I
Her death was like her life, calm and !
The expressions TO which she !
ave u~tterance in the closing hours of her :
fe, and the mute appeal OF eyes that un-
oubtedly saw visions of the other world,
in no uncertain way Of the power of
purified spiritual force that was domi-
ant in its temple OF clay to the last. IL t
lrried her triumphant into realms where \
pr benefcent work will never cease. i'm 5
out the will OF the Great Archi- (
ct of this universe, TO make beautiful 5
I'd perfect all His creations, of which I
was the last and best type. c
life and death were eloquent and {
to shape the destinies of all c
privilege il was to come within I
eir beneficent range.
In her case one might ay:-'There is
} death, what seems so is transition; - for
e passing of her beautiful soul was like +
e sleep Of a tired child, for she Just I
0sed her eyes and was, at once, at rest. 8
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