Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-11-12

W-~t FANEEE
Charles Whitcomb was in STAFFORD on
business one day last week.
Clarence little and Harry cloueh ara
boarding At r. H. Dearborn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rule spent sun
day With their sister IN STAFFORD.
Robert Downs. who is staying At YER
shire, Is vislting his father, John Downs.
John Downs has moved into the house
on MIL street recently purchased bv Mr..
Miss Blanche Bliss Of Thetford Center
visited her sister, Miss Maude Bliss, one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Of Fairlee and Mr..
and Mrs. Daily OF Boston were the guests
OF Seldom George last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mra. Sidney Ward and two
children spent several days with her par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, In Corinth
last week.
Mrs. G. Q. Coburn has returned from
I Montpelier, where she had been spending
the past week with her husband, Repre-
sentative Coburn.
The village school has closed for two
weeks vacation and the te6cher, Miss
Niles, has returned to her home in Dam
vers for that period.
Mrs. Henry Dearborn and her mother,
Mrs. Jane Whitney, visited friends In
Tunbridge the latter part OF last week,
Mrs. Dearborn returning Sunday.
Frank W. Temple Of Springfield. VT.
has purchased Of william Godfrey the
place across the bridge on Mill street ad-
Joining Mr.. Wilson's farm and will
move bis family to this place in the early
spring.
Since purchasing the old house and
mill on Mill street two years ago, Mr..
Temple has spent much time and labor In
repairing and improvement, and in spite
Of his years is now hard at work telling
timber preparatory to his winter occupa-
tion.
The late Mrs. c. W. Bliss
Mrs. G. W. Bliss of West Fairlee. VT,
died at the Homeopathic hospital in Bos-
ton Monday, Oct. 20. While her con-
tinued III health for some months had
been q source Of alarm to the family and
friends, her sudden death was entirely
unexpected.
Mrs. Millis Godfrey was the daughter
Of Erastus Bugbee Of Chelsea. VT, and
was married to Q. w. Bliss Sept 10, 1905
Previous to her marriage. she was for
twenty years superintendent OF nurses at
the New Hampshire State hospital at
Concord. While her life had been busy
one, vet she found. time for self-culture.
and brought to her home a knowledge Of
literature and music characteristic OF the
cultivated mind. The husband had re-
tired from the cares OF business and they
had made many happy plans for the fu-
ture. Gracious and winning in charac-
ter aud manner Mrs. Bliss made many
friends during the brief years she spent
in West Fairlee. These thronRed the
house at the private funeral, and testified
by their presence TO the high regard in
which she was held.
The relatives present were;-Mr. and
J Mrs. George Bugbee, Nashua, n. H., Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Bughee. Hartford, VT,
J Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bugbee. Concord,
J N. H., Mrs. Scion Bugbee. Concord, N.
H., Miss Beulah Bugbee, Concord, N. H.,
Mrs. Henry BuRbee. Somersworth, n. H.,
Albert Bugbee, Chelsea, Mass. Mrs. Il.
X. Tewksbury. Winthrop. Mass. Willis
Bliss. Corinth. VT. Prof. ID. G. Bliss,
Brockton, Mass. Blanche Bliss. Thetford
Center. Vt, Albert Bliss, White River
} Junction, VT, Mr.. and Mrs. @. H. Cor
liss. Chelsea, VT, Mrs. Hazlitt, Chelsea,
Vt, Mrs. Robert Laird and daughter,
Chelsea, VT. Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Annis,
! Chelsea, VI, Miss Mary Londergan, Con-
! cord, n. II.
The casket was heaped with profusion
D OF flowers, mute tokens Of love from
: those to whom she had endeared herself
( beautiful wreath bearing the single
Q word, stMillie," spoke eloquently Of the
e love Of him who was left to mourn alone
! In the desolate home.
The services were In charge Of Rev.
Fred Daniels OF Chelsea, who had within
a year conducted similar services for the
. father and q sister. Four brothers acted
as bearers and bore the dead to her lasl
resting place 10 the cemetery at South
Vershire.
The family wish 10 thank the neigh
q bors and friends whose help and.sy mpathl
did 30 much to relieve the heavy load o
l. sorrow.