Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-07-01

ssBghlar vas born Sunday morning
d. and Mrs. Archie e. George.
n. srragra OF Barre city was in town
..o5,y. tho guest Of his brother, w. H.
spag1e
v,. Henry johnson of Randolph was
.1,,n Monday visiting Miss Nellie Cor
.o and other friends.
# K. Darling and family returned
frrr Massachusetts, last week. Mr..
0,,fpg Us much better after his brief
~ al tao solshore.
u,s. Herbert j.. Wyckof and children
Sos Haven. Conn.,, came Friday to
end Che summer at J. M. Comstoek's.
" fas accompanied by Miss Rachel
-r.iaf.. Who has been with her the
I'D YEAR studying music, and Miss syl-
a r6ms0uCs, who had been visiting
here the past week.
yarmaa rs. Hill, who is employed by
Il n Bamv ln the Chelsea Market, met
,tb a severe accident Thursday noon
gsIs out ON bis Tunbridge trip with the
-sf cart. Tie was mp on the Spring
.as near James Rowells when the
-sss became frightened and in his en-
ggof 20 stop them be vas thrown under
fssf feet and two wheels of the cart
,.s5 over his chest, fracturiug two ribs
a Ms right side. Besides this injury,
.s horse stepped on his left foot and he
a. bruised an over his back, limbs and
~ V was a wonder he came out Of the
uyup alive for the cart weighs over 300
ng1a. empty. The horses ran only a
swt distance when they were stopped
gfh practically no damage to the team.
n. HHl was brought home in the after
w6a. DR.. Godfrey, who was summoned
attend him, found no fractures except
q The ribs, but many disagreeable
bruises.
Richard Kennedy Dead.
Richard Kennedy, who was kicked in
ne abdomen hy a horse last week, died at
Is home Monday night at 1855 Of peri
mts, sgud 60 years, 4 months, rs days.
M Kennedy was born in Bronze, Que,
nd bad resided on the farm where be
td 81 yesrs last March. He was mar
tat0 Ruth W. Hoyt OF Montpelier in
i8s, who survives him. He leaves be-
ass Die wife, two sons, Eugene n. Ken
ndy OF this town and Herbert r.. Renne-
dy Of Bridgeport, Conn, who were both
vito their father. Everything was done
tt Mr.. Kennedy that could be, but there
a. 20 help for the injury, and none
rallied this mere than ne did himself,
nd although In severe pain most OF the
tine bic mind remained clear and be Sc
ktsd tbe bearers and arranged many Of
BIZ business matters.
The funeral was held from the home
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Fred Daniels
dt5s Methodist church officiating. The
savr were his son, f.. II. Kennedy,
nd his neIghbors, Fred Blake, l.. N. Luz
"a and r.. C.. Waldo. Calvin n. Dear
sra Vas .u charge. The interment was
10 Highland cemetery.
Death OF Mrs. Aaelia whitney.
Mrs. AdgIis NJ. Whitney died at her
bone on Main street, Friday evening, at
O'clock Of cancer OF the stomach, aged
s yssrs, month, 8 days.
She was daughter Of the late David
Dewey, who resided on the West Hill.
se vas married in 1887 to A. jackson
whitney Of Hawarden, Ia, q brother Of
a. w. Whitney Of this town, who died
ulsag.
AA Whitney came here to reside in
l@ She had been in poor health for
@.a. years, but the past few weeks she
hl BEEN a great sufferer. She leaves one
brother, Wither F.. Dewey, OF this town.
Toe funeral was held from her late
zone Sunday afternoon, Rev. George f.
nks OF the CoHgl church, Of which tho
ea2ae1 was a member, officiating. The
.aasfal was in charge OF II. o. Bixby.
me bearers we're Messrs. w. s. Hatch, E.
7 Barnes, w. p. Townsend and c. E.
g2lifey, There were beautiful flowers.
i' lnterm9ut was in the family lot at
y. West Hil cemetery.
tls friends who came from out OF town
v attend the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs.
y /. Shepard, DR.. and Mrs. f. NJ.
saae OF Barre city, Mr. and Mrs. c. d.
,.'aing OF Bethel, Mrs. Eli Camp and
Mss Belle Camp Of East Randolph.