Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-14
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
SOUTH STANFORD

his late farm Of 1856 acres must be sold.
s. b. Buell., Admr., south STAFFORD VI
Sarah ]. Dearborn viii be at the Bar
rett House, Oct. II to % inclusive, with
full line of millinery and fancy goods. ~
j. W. Tyson was in Hanover Saturday
The matron has gone from the clul
house. U
Tyson.
Frank Clough and a friend were il
town Sunday.
Frary Buell. was in Sharon one or two
days last week.
william BALKAN OF Norwich was II
town last week.
Mrs. Jennie Godfrey and little son arr
at Samuel Boomers.
Ernest Kendall spent Saturday at home
from South Royalton.
DIR. Richardson has been spending part
OF last week in Sharon.
Miss Sarah Dearborn arrived at the
Barrett House Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kendall were in
South Royslton Friday.
Frank Wheeler of West Hartford was at
Mrs. fuckers recently.
A daug hter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Haseltine last week.
Mrs. Ida CasWell OF Norwich was a
guest OF Mrs. Adella Parker recently.
Edmund HlsIey is at his fathers,
Eugene IIlsley, with his two brothers.
Mrs. 8. b. Buell. was in White River
Junction last week having dentistry
done.
Harrison Cook is recovering from his
recent operation as fast as could be ex'
pected.
Dr. Herrick OF West Hartford was in
town'lsst week 10 assist in the Harrison
Cook operation.
Mrs. owen is boarding at Mrs. San
born's. There was mistake in the name
given in last weeks paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods and Miss Della
were called to Buckingham, p. O., on ac-
count OF the serious illness OF Mr..
Woods father.
The fair held by the boys Saturday on
the Clark meadow was we'll attended by
admits and children. The gate money
Melted them 90. The show OF stock was
good and premiums we're we'll awarded.
The Late Mrs. SaIome r. SouIe.
Died: In STAFFORD, Vermont, Septem'
Der 3Oth, Mrs. salome Frary Soule, wi
dow Of the late James M. Soule, aged Sc
years.
Truly a most excellent woman has left
us, to receive her reward in the Beyond.
Mrs. soula was born in Stafford, Yer
mont, and With the exception OF few
years, bad lived all her life in her native
town. After her marriage with her late
husband, " no passed away over twenty
years ago, together they conducted the
hotel in the South village, now known al
the "Barrett House" until his death; and
then on until age forbade further active
ty. She was a very industrious woman
ready to discharge every duty incumbent
upon her. Possessing a most amiabls
disposition - warm hearted and generous
ever mindful OF others, gracious and
tender In nature, yet with much strength Of
character which won tho respect and es'
TEEN OF all, she drew to herself circle Of
friends who most sincerely mourn bel
departure. Everyone speaks Of her beau
tiful spirit. Said a friend, "God haiti
taken jewel to himself" As long al
she was able to do anything, the sick
found In her an active and sympathizinp
friend, and the afflicted a sister to helT
bear, as far as possible, the sorrow anc
trial. As a wife she was true and loving
as a mother, faithful and devoted; as I
sister, loyal and afiectionate; as friend
considerable, helpful and inspiring. In
her sickness and declining years, she wal
patient and trusting. She was a conse
Grated member OF the church, which sh'
loved end its members always found hel
ready to do and work for its advance
ment. For some years, she was in failing
health. Tenderly have the helpful hand
OF her only daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Ken
dali, inspired by a true, seli-sacrihcinG
love for her mother, ministered unto bel
wants.
Mrs. Soule's last illness was very brief
falling TO sleep like a child. Trusting
confiding, hopeful to the last, we may be
lieve her trust was well founded and hei
hope found fruition in the summerland
The funeral was held on Sunday after
noon, October 3, at the residences of hei
daughter in South STAFFORD. The serv
ices we're conducted by the Rev. DR.
George w. Bioknell Of Cambridge, Mass.
an old friend, who had been summoned
to that duty. The musical selectionI
were rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. +. b
Hazel on, and Mr.. S. B. Buell. had charge
Of the funeral arrangements. The inter
ment was in the cemetery near the Uni
versalist church, where her body lie'
side by side with that OF her late husb
and cherished son. II is sad to part with
loved ones; but sweet i the memory O
such lives as was that OF Mrs. Soule.
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