Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-03

Mrs. V. 1. Spear is at the Old Home
stead this week.
N. L. Boydsn Is attending court in
Chelsea this week.
H. D. Trscsy's family spent Thanksgiv-
ing with his parents in East Randolph.
Miss Lula Flint and Master Harold OF
East BraIntree visited Ruth Smith Friday.
Fred Church has gone to Deerfield,
Mass, to live with his aunt, Mrs. Nettie
Packard.
Miss Ruth Smith returned to Whining
ton last Monday. after spending Thanks
giving week at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. wedgwood and J.
w. Fargo and sister were guest at N. L.
Boyden's Thanksgiving day.
MD. Church has his new barn I'm
ished and Knowlton Howard has com
menced an addition to his barn.
Mrs. W. J. Blodgett and Miss Susie Of
Randolph spent several days last week
with her sister, Mrs. c. L Smith.
+. N. wedgwood went 10 Boston on
business last Monday. Mrs. Wedgwood
remained with the Boyden family.
Mrs. J. G. Hebard and son, Harold, are
visiting in South Roysiton for a few
DAYS, the guests OF Mrs. F. NJ. Bryant.
Miss Flora Morrill, went back to Tun-
bridge this week to begin her 9th term
in the primary room at Tunbridge Mar
ket.
William F. washburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Edison and Mrs. Hayden were
guests Of the COnant family Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Miss Maria Smith Of Brookfeld, Earl
and Clyde Fiske and Clifton Chadwick
we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Parish
Thanksgiving day.
A paper just received announces the
election Of Thomas P. Murphy state sena-
tor for the S0fh district OF Halstead.
Kan. He is brother OF the late DR.. p.
II. Murphy.
Walter Archer and family Of Braintree.
Mrs. Celia Archer OF Randolph and son,
Herbert, spent Thanksgiving with Frank
Archer, also Orviile Gale and family Of
Brookheld.
Pearl Wilson, an old resident OF this
place, called on friends last Monday. aft.
er an absence Of thirty-six years. His
home Is nov in western New York on q
large fruit farm.
Mrs ]. b. Parker returned from Bur.
iington Saturday very much improved in
health. She was accompanied BY her sis
ter, Mrs. Telespbore DesJardens. who il
to stay at the Wayside for the present.
There will be a box social and prone
made in Normal hall saturday eyening,
Dec. 8. proceeds to detray the indebted
ness OF the baseball team. Ladies please
bring lunch boxes. Everybody IS invit.
ed.
There was a family dinner Thanksgiv
ing day at Or. II. A.. Aliens H NJ
Gaylord furnished a fine turkey and wal
present to help eat It. and Earl Gaylors
and family OF Brookield were also pres
ent. The company gained Whist Boston
people missed.
Last Monday night, it being Mrs. Jan
Changers ninetieth birthday, her pasto
and few OF her friends and neighbor
gave Der little surprise. The evening
was spent very pleasantly with music an,
visiting, aud refreshments OF cake ans
coffee were served. Mrs. Granger SEEM
very well and happy for one OF her age
, Mrs. E. l. Bass Of Randolph spent tn
day with Mrs Granger.
The Federated ehurch-The next circu
AAr t0AArAcA~t y III % UGt4 * the " MT
church in Randolph Center Tuesday, Dec
s. beginning at 1880 a. ~ Dinner vii
be served BY the Ladies' Aid. Topics o
vital interest to all our churches viii b
considered and it is hoped that 9 larg
: delegation will be present from eacl
: church in the district. Next Sunday
Dec. 8, viii be observed as communio
/ Sunday. Let all try and be present.
Death Of Mrs. Or. ?. y. Murphy.
Mrs. Ann Caroline fsmith) Murph
! died Of heart disamse In New York cit
Nov. %. Her remains were brought I
Randolph Center for burial in her nativ
! village and we're accompanied by airs
Z Samuel French and Miss Helen Duane
! the latter Of whom had been for som
= time the companion Of Mrs. Murphy /
her failing health.
The funeral was held in Grace churc
Tuesday, Dec /, the Rev. Homer Whit
] officiating, and the bearers were Edwi
e Morgan, w. E. Hebard. ]. II. Holde
and H. c. Gilbert. Relatives preser
/ from out OF town were Mrs. Frank Smit
1 and her granddaughter, Mildred Smith, {
Stowe.
Mrs. Murphy was q granddaughter (
!. Rev. James Sabine. once rector Of Chril
$ church, Bethel, and daughter Of DR.. Joh
8. Smith, who was for many years PHI
!, stefan at Randolph Center. She was ii
3 only sister OF the late John Sabine Smit
: Of New York and wife Of the late DR..
H. Murphy, who was a captain in ii
!. Civil war and vel known in this tow
Mrs. Murphy Was in Randolph fe'
! weeks this last summer but then was
very feeble health and her death was nj
unexpected. She was in her seventy-sel
y ond year and many elderly people WI
had known her in her youth were preseE
= at her funeral aud accompanied her to hi
final resting place in the village cemeter.
d where she was buried with her kindre'
:. her father, mother, brother and husban'
n She was pleasant. kindly and agreeab
ge woman who had many friends and
3, them she VIII be remembered and SINGER
II mourned.
She has departed TO be with those WI
were nearest to her. 80 death, where
= thy sting9 OAgrave, where is thy vi
tory7'' II. W.
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