Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-14


o. Howe. JoHN W. RAYMORE.
FLORA G. RAYMORE.
Mr.. AND MRS. 5. B. HOLDEN.
Hayden Gaylord returned Monday from
visit In Plainiield.
Mrs Higgs from Hartford, Conn, is the
guest OF Mrs. Kenyon.
Miss Eliza Rumney is in Randolph
working for Miss Bell.
Miss Lillian Buck went Saturday to her
school in Claremont, n. III.
Harold Dewey is at home from Mont
pelier for weeks vacation.
Miss Anna Clark went back to her
school in New York city Friday.
c. L. Ellis, Mrs. Henry Fullam and Mrs.
Fanny Hayes are on the sick list.
Miss Florence Kibbee from East Ran
dolph is working at j. w. Parmenter's.
Mrs. Henry Edison and Leone Wardner
returned Friday from two weeks visit
in Lowell.
Miss Marion Foster, who had been stay
ing with Miss Mary Upham, went to Bos-
ton Tuesday.
Mrs. Fanny Fullam and son, James.
have moved TO Randolph, where he will
attend school.
The body Of Fred Austin, who died at
sheldon Falls, was brought here Sunday
for interment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards from Massachu-
sets are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fri Ditty.
Mrs. Hayden from Randolph Center
and Mrs. Boynton from Nyack, y. Y, VS.
tied at L. Calagan's last week.
Miss Williams, who has been boarding
at Gilbert Dugan's for several weeks. went
to Springfield, Mass, Saturday.
The Edison cottage is vacant Edith and
Carroll went to New York Saturday and
Mrs. Edison is boarding at Geo. Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Coleman came from
Boston in their auto the first OF the week
and are visiting her mother, Mrs. \. f.
Durkee.
Don Croutchey and bride came from
Springfield, Mass, Thursday to attend the
golden wedding OF his parents, which oc-
Cured at their home the 9th.
David Torrey and sister from Bethel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Freeman from Clare
mont, n. H., Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Freeman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ainsworth from
funeral OF Mrs. John Raymore.
The item of two weeks ago expressing
thanks over the departure Of the Philbrick
auto was intended as practical joke, and
not seriously, for Mr., PhIbrick ran his
machine with great care and there was no
among our people and no oc-
casion for any.
This place was saddened Friday evening
by the death of John Flannery, which oc-
Cured at J. w. Parmenter's, where he had
made his home for eight years. The fu-
neral was held at the Catholic church in
Randolph Monday and the interment was
. 70 lKs LOT In bfia al
The death of Mrs. John Raymore oc-
CURED at her home early Thursday morn
ing. She had been sick two weeks, but
was not considered dangerously i'll until
about half an hour before she died. She
Is survived by husband and three daugh-
Iers, Mrs. Bertha Stowell OF Charter Oak,
Cal, Mrs. Eva Holden and Miss Flora
Raymore OF this town. The funeral was
held Saturday at the house, Rev. Geo. o.
Howe officiating.
About fifty neighbors and friends gath
cred at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey
Vroutchey on West street Saturday even
ing, Sept. 9th, to help them celebrate the
hftieth anniversary Of their marriage. The
house had been decorated for the occasion,
The parlUr being trimmed with goldenrod.
golden glow and ferns and the dining
room in pink and green. Mr.. and Mrs.
-routchey have spent most OF their life IN
81. Albans, hut for the last nVe years nave
resided in Brooktield, where they have
made many friends, who join in wishing
hem many more years of happiness. The
presents were numerous, including glass.
china and a large sum of money. After
Of cake and coffee had been
served, all departed feeling very pleasant
evening had been spent. Among those
from out OF town present were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Perham ana daughter,
Louise, OF East Braintree, Miss Jennie
Perham OF Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs. +. X.
Loomis. son and daughter OF St. Albans
and ID. II. Croutchey and bride Of Spring
field, Mass.