Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-03-07
A CARD.

A Card.
We wish TO extend our sincere and heart.
felt thanks to all those neighbors and
frienos Who IN any way assisted US IN the
sickness, death aud burial OF our mother
aunt.
GIDEON AVERY,
MIR. AND MRs CHARLES PAUL.
MR.. AND Mrs. HKNRY ALEXANDER.
II Is said that the town Is out OF debt.
Miss Gertrude Montgomery went away
Monday.
Dance at Redland's Friday night, All
are invited.
Nellie Rising came home from Brook
field Saturday.
Several OF the children IN town are hay.
ing ehickenpoS.
Charles Rowell OF Northheld is visiting
at 4. L, Rowell's.
Rufus Chandler and win Noble went to
Pompa last Friday.
Miss Jennie searle spent Sunday with
her sister In STAFFORD.
Howard Tucker rs reported to be gaining
from his recent illness.
Mrs. Mary shepherd was taken worse last
Miss Louise Schmidt, nurse from Han
over hospital, is caring for Mrs. Shepherd.
DIR. Reynolds orchestra is to play for a
dance March 18th at j.. n. Waldo's Man
sion House in Royalton.
Raymond, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Camp, aud grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
q. ordway, died Monday morning Of tom
silitis
Misa uarriatt uayvxard xxas shaling a
skirt Saturday morning, when hook
went into the corner Of her eye, making a
painful wound.
News was received Sunday that Mrs.
George Blodgett OF North Randolph was
dead. She was former resident here and
had many friends In town who are sorry
TO hear OF her death.
Mrs. Hannah Avery, wife OF Gideon
Avery, died last Friday after a severe i'll
ness heart trouble aud asthma. from
which she had been a sufferer al times for
many years. Her funeral was held Mon
day, just one week from the time her
mother was buried, at the house. Rev.
Mr. Moody OF Chelsea officiated. The
husband has the sincere sympathy OF his
neighbors and friends.
The Late Mrs. Abbie e. Tucker.
Mrs. Abbie T.. Ticker, wife OF J. Frank
Tucker, OF ruBbridge passed on to better
life Feb. "a, at the age Of As years, II
months and is days. Mrs. Tucker had
been i'll long time with what proved to
be cancer OF the stomach, confined TO her
bed almost constantly after her return
from Boston in November, where she went
to consult specialist, who gave her
friends no hope OF recovery. Wanting
to live for the sake OF those in the home
and all about her, yet ''If my work is done
| can go, believing that all has been made
right with my Heavenly Father"
Mrs. Tucker, daughter of Elijah Dick
erman, was the Youngest OF a family OF
nine, all OF whom were born in Chelsea
where her body now rests. Two OF thu
family remain John II. of East Ran.
dolph and Clara J. OF Medford, Mass.
Left without mother at seven, life wa.
a struggle, yet possessed of some rar,
qualities, she made what seemed to be til,
best OF circumstances with a CHEEKY face
Generous hearted beyond her means
many were helped because she lived, anC
as long as she lived.
She was married to IL. J. Wills in 1885
who lived less than two years. Mr.
Wills daughter by a former wife writes
Smother Abbie was the best friend / eve
had She married j. Frank Tucker /.
1889, who will mourn each day for the on
he loved. May the husband and Lee
Tucker, the adopted son, with US all trul,
believe that
ats all rlghr-tbough death surrounds us,
Though our dearest hopes are crushed,
Though our prayers remain unanswered
And our hearts laid in the dust.
"'Its all right'-Yes Lord, Wen say IL
Though thou slayest. as we say
It's all right'-the hand that gave il
viii not wrongly take away"