Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-02-16
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Inc eondagratiOn was confined to the
chimney which was closely watched until
all danger was over
Ihe eleven months-old daughter of DR.
and Mrs. +. {. ANGEL was oDerated unnn
~ me second time Tuesday morning for
tne removal OF an abscess back of the left
ear ana also Tor adenoid growths in the
throat The surgeon was Dr. Sprague ~
barre ana the baby stood the operation
nicely. The first abscess gathered ana
was taken out some months ago, and tbe
ehld was very well until a hard cold
caught two weeks ago caused recurrence
Of the trouble with the additional discou1-
+ Tort OF the adenoid growths.
+ Mrs. Fraser Metzger was the hostess ~
the Randolph Moman's Literary club SAT
urday afternoon, February Ifth. from 2
until O'Clock. The study OF the Pbilin-
pine Islands was continued and the paDers
were very interesting. The program was
as follows: Quotations from Mr.. DcoIev.
Notes on Flora and Fauna" Miss Era
Harwood; Agriculture and Forest Prod
uets, Mrs. IL. A. Leonard: .sClimate and
reputation Mrs. A. b. Tewksburv. UEd-
ucation and Religion The Friar ones
ton, Mrs. NJ. r.. Holmes. There was
large number present. Refreshments were
served and very pleasant afternoon en-
Mrs. Evelyn Abbie. eldest daughter or
u. " Nilllams and wife Of Oliver n. Tucker.
died at 3 O'Clock this morning with oas
tritls and colitis resulting from an attaek
OIL the grip, with which she was taken
sunday. Ihe deceased, who had reached
the age Of - years and four months, left a
husband and five small children. tbe
youngest an infant daughter seven months
ola. she Is also survived by her father
who rs now in California, a steDmofber. a
sister ana two brothers. The funeral will
be held from her fathers home on Weston
,I,eet Street az O'Clock saturday afternoon.
Ihe two youngest OF the motherless chill
dren are very sick with colds.
4 rather extended sick list his week
numbers Rev. Or. a. L. Cooper. who has a
hard cold Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. CLARK Ms
Frank Archer, Mrs. Z. p. Iibbev ard
MIS- y. .. Howe, all victims OF the grin:
me six months-old son OF j. ID. Delaney.
wno mas bronchial pneumonia the two
children OF II. b. Bell, who have bronchi-
.isi Mrs. {. Z. Stevens and two sons: Mrs.
/ rank Crowe and baby and Fred Bryant
u the weston street contingent of
grip patients; Mrs. Andrew Gould on
fish hill has been having a serious attack
4 the epidemic but is better at present;
Allen Flint, Jr., is Just a Bile to be ont after
three weeks tussle with the festive mi
robe.
Curtis Darwell Park hurst. aged Al wears
nd months, entered into rest at II O'clock
tuesday forenoon after two and a half
ears OF illness with tuberculosis He
vas resident OF Washington, where ne
ollowed the trade OF painter ana fell in
flth what was at first called painters
consumption. As the disease progressed
q spite OF all remedies, and he continued
tall steadily, his mother, Mrs. c. s.
arkhurst. brought him TO Randolph IA
lonths ago and has cared for i'm tenderly
yer since at her home on Central street.
here he hreathed his last. He left wife.
no was with him much Of the time dur
~ the last OF his illness, and a four-year-
Ia SON lie Is also survived by sister,
'rs. Charles williams, of Hinburn, n. y,
nd by a brother. Clinton +. parkhurst III
'iehita, Kan. The funeral will be held
om the house on Central street at
clock this afternoon, Rev. Fraser Metz
r. pastor OF the Christian church. ofiici-
ing, and the remains VIII be placed in
e tomb.