Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07
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/ W. II. clAllnah spent ouhAhs ~ La5A
Randolph.
L. A. Edison OF North Randolph was in
town Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. r. r. Dean OF Lebanon
were in town last Friday.
Henry King came Monday morning for
a short stay with his family.
Mrs. Mary NJ. White of East Bethel
visited at her brothers Saturday.
Mrs. Batchelder of Colorado visited her
sister, Mrs. Rolla Monkey, recently.
/ Mrs. Nellie Cushman spent the past
week in Montpelier visiting friends.
Miss Harriet Wood of Bethel com
meneed school in this village Monday.
j Miss Jessie Goff Of Boston visited her
grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Golf, last week.
Phil King, who was here last week with
his mother, returns TO Boston this week.
| Mrs. Mary Duncan accompanied Mrs.
| Nellie Peabody to Concord last saturday.
Miss Ella Chadwick went to New Hamp-
shire Monday to commence her school
work.
Miss Vernie Whitney, after a few
weeks visit at home, returned to Boston
Saturday.
Miss Mabel Doubleday visited at
Orchard farm last week Tuesday and
Wednesday.
jerome Ross was passing the cigars
last week TO the boys, so II IS supposed
he is married.
Miss Ethe Folsom, who had been work
ing for Nina Whitney, returned home
last Thursday.
Mrs. Bessie Starr Of Minnesota aud
Mrs. Eliza Fish Of South Royalton visited
at Ed Rowell's last week.
The Ladies Aid society will hold a
bazaar next week Wednesday, with an
entertainment in the evening.
Miss Amy Ballou, who has been spend
ing two weeks at home, returns TO her
school in Claremont Saturday.
Mrs Kate Durgan of White River
junction, who has been at her fathers
the past week, went home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ordway, Mrs.
Len Cllley and others took an auto ride
to Williamstown last week Tuesday.
A small gathering OF young people met
at the home of VIM. Ballou Tuesday
evening last week and had a pleasant
time.
DR.. and Mrs. Preston Beauclerk of
Concord, \. H., were here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Hayward,
over Sunday.
DR.. Il. ]. Fish was called here Thursday
i'm counsel with DIR. II. Ii. Hayward to
see Austin Blake's little boy, Clifton,
who is quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Balduc and daughter.
Hattie, took a carriage drive recently
from Lebanon to see Miss VERNE Whitney
at Hill Crest farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. LASER, Ethel and Emery
Lasier OF Washington, u. G.. Lenell
Barber of Norwich university, Mrs.
George Batchelder and children OF Col
orado are visitors at Royal Monkeys.
Mr.. and Mrs John Tucker OF Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyman OF Bethel,
Mrs NJ j. Farnham OF Derry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Bryant OF Lincoln, Mrs.
Harry Dyke and daughter, Matte, OF
Lyme, Mrs. Griffith and Ernest Corwin
OF Chelsea were among those who at
tended the funeral OF Mrs. Tucker Sunday.
Mrs. Huldah Tucker passed away very
peacefully last Thursday al 4 o'clock a. m,
aged ~ years. She had resided in this
town for over 40 years and had led
beautiful and consistent Christian life, |
beloved BY all who knew her. She will
be missed by large circle OF relatives
and friends. The funeral was held sun
day at the Congl church, Rev Mr.. Good 1
win OF South RayHlton officiating, assisted /
by Mr. Butterheld. The floral offerings |
were abundant and beautiful. Interment /
was in the cemetery near the village.
News OF the death OF Lemuel Peabody /
was received Friday morning with sur |
prise by the people here. lie died about /
2 O'Clock, after few days illness, stricken /
down in the vigor OF health and the prime /
of life, almost without warning. II was /
a hard blow 10 his faithful wife, who /
took the entire cafe OF him during his /
illness. also to his four little children, 4
who are left to mourn the loss OF a kind 4
and affectlonate father. He came to this
town from Concord about four years ago 1
and worked IN the granite business. His
remains we're taken 10 Concord Saturday /
after prayer at the house by Mr.. Butter
field. The funeral was held Sunday and 4
he was laid beside his little son who died 4
several years ago. For the bereaved wife 1
and children the most heartfelt and /
sincere sympathy OF their friends here /
is expressed.