Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-10-15

N. J. sARosNr, Local Editor

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The Pure Drug Store, Randolph, Vt.
Darwin Stiles Of Barton Landing visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Emogene Goooaie,
here last Friday.
Or. Dana bearing is having q run Of ty-
phoid fever. butts not considered dan
gerousiy III at present. Raymond Paine,
a student In the high school, boarding ct
Or. Dearing's, also has typhoid fever and
ia reported to be very sick.
The house, barn, outbuildings and 3
large part Of the household goods and
farm implements OF Arunah and Ken
drick Woodward OF South Royalton we're
burned last Friday night about 10
o'clock. The Are was discovered in the
barn, said to be incendiary. This il the
second fire the family has had under like
circumstances within two years, KEN
drick Wood wards house being the first.
Death o. Fred Northrop.
Fred Northrop OF South Tunbridge
died at his home Oct. 9, after q short i'll
ness Of pneumonia.
WI NUEtuEOU was kna Sun OA AADCiN a.
and Wealthy Whitney Northrop Of Barre.
He was born Dec. /, 1867, and had al
ways lived In Tunbridge and Royalton.
He was married to Mrs. Belle Woodward
OF South Royalton Nov. 2, 1898.
The funeral was held Monday, Oct II.
Rev. Sherman Goodwin officiating, and
be was buried in the family lot in the
Slack cemetery, South Royalton. His
Northrop, were bearers.
Relatives from out OF town who attend
ed the funeral were 9. II. Northrop, Mr..
and Mrs. F.. r. Northrop of Barre, Miss
Josie George Of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Arkley Of East Barre, Grace Bug
cell OF Tunbridge.
Music was furnished by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Daggett, George Ward and Mrs.
Lester Corwin, rendering the following
selections, 'sSafe In the Arms Of Jesus, I"
s''Gathering Home" Beyond the smil-
ing and the Weeping"
Mr.. Northrop was q member Of the
Sons OF Veterans. He had many acquain-
tances in Royalton. He was a worthy,
industrious citizen.
Death Of Mrs. Monroe 5eIknsp.
Mrs. Jennie Black BeIknap, wife OF
Munroe Belknap, of Corning, Ia, died at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. J. Orlando
Belknap, In this village Thursday night,
Oct. s.
Mrs. Belknap had been in falling
health for a year or more. Her physician
and family thought that a change Of To-
cation might be beneficial. She was
brought here-eight weeks ago. accom-
panied by her husband and daughters.
The change resulted in no improvement
and she gradually failed till the end.
Mrs. Belknap was the daughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Black of
East Barnard, and sister Of q. Z. Black
and Mrs. J. Orlando Belknap Of South
Royalton. She was . born in 1854. In
STA, she was married TO Munroe Belk
nap OF East Barnard. They resided in
Barnard until 1881, when they moved
West and settled in Corning, Ia.
Mrs. Belknap left a husband, three
daughters and q son-Miss Lottis f.
Belknap, Miss Kittie Belknap, Miss Ruth
/ Belknap and Pearl Belknap.
The funeral was held Monday, Oct. IL,
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. j. o.
+ Belknap, Rev. Sherman Goodwin officiat-
ing, and burial Was in Riverside GENE
terry, South Royalton. The body was
bourne to the grave by her son, Pearl
/ Belknap, her nephews, w. o. and Pearl
Belknap and Philip Belknap.
Monroe Belknap's family are promi.
nent citizens Of Corning, he having held
positions OF trust. His business interest,
are In FaiFmont, Neb., where he is Z
manufacturer OF gloves.
Death o. o. a. Burbank.
A
highly esteemed citizen Of South Royal
ton. died suddenly at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Frank Northrop, at Barr,
last Thursday evening. He was stricken
with acute indigestion while sitting al
the table, expiring two hours afterward
Mr.. Burbank was born in Norwich
the son OF Lyman and Emily Cloud Bur
bank, May II, 1888, and was therefore II
years OF age. Following q few years
residence IN Hardwick, he removed witt
his parents to this town In 1S47. Il
1857, he was married to Miss Mar,
Desey Of South Royalton. They has
resided here AZ years, when Mrs. Bur
bank was taken away in 1904. Fou
children survive him--Charles ID. Bur
bank Of Providence, r. L., Mrs. Lisl'
Mcintosh Of South Royalton, Mrs Franl
Northrop aud Miss Helen Burbank,
teacher In Barre.
Mr.. Burbank had been 10 feeble healtl
since tbs death OF his wife in 1904. He
death and the breaking up OF homs AM
family was a shock from which be neve
recovered. His married life bad beef
most happy and cheerful. and his hom
was q delightful one to visit, .alway
sunny.
Since the death of his wife. Mr.. Bur
bank has made his home with hi
daughters in Barre and South Royalton
! and has spent much pIeasurable tim
at the home OF his brother, Lyman A
Burbank, OF Chelsea, and with Mr.. an
, Mrs. George bearing, his cousins.
The remains were brought to the HON
OF his daughter, Mrs. Isle Mcintosh, @
South Royalton, near the home where h
had passed so many happy years. Fun
eral services we're held Sunday, Oct. II
al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh
. Rev. Sherman Goodwin officiating, VIII
is pastor of the Cong'l church, 5out
Royalton, of which Mr.. Burbank ha
: been one Of the deacons the past thirt
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