Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-07-21
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George Ainsworth went TO the Heaton
hospital in Montpelier last week Tuesday
where be will remain 4 few weeks for
treatment.
Miss Mabel NJ. whestley vss in Mont
pelier Saturday ana Sunday and called on
friends at Heaton hospital who are there
for treatment.
Miss Laurette Webster, who was once q
resident of this town but for good many
years has lived in the West, is visiting
friends in town.
The families OF Jason f. Martin and
Frank Nichols started Monday for Isle
Z LaMotte, where they are 10 remain camp
/ ing for two weeks.
Joaquin Hoz was in Montpelier satur-
4 day night and Sunday and called on his
the Heaton hospital.
William e. Randall returned from a
carriage drive to ST. Johnsbury Friday
night. He was accompanied by a
nephew who will visit him a few days.
Burt Guild was able to resume work
last Monday at the GreRrson-B Beckett com
pauy's granite plant after two weeks dis
ability, caused BY getting piece Of steel
in one eye.
Miss Emma Whitney went 10 Chazey,
n. Y, last week Tuesday 10 visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Susie Bemis, aud the following
day was called home by the critical illness
of her father, Fred n. Whitney. She
was accompanied by her sister, " no Is
somewhat Of an invalid from rheuma-
tisn.
Edloe Boucher died AT the Mary Fleteh-
er hospital in Burlington last Saturday
and the remains we're brought here Mon
day on the 1870 train and taken to Gran
iteville, where the funeral service was
held in the Catholic church. Burial was
in the Catholic cemetery in Barre.
The young son OF William Raeside Of
Barre, Who has been in the family of Al
bert Norris on the Chelsea road for some
weeks, was stricken with appendicitis
Saturday and was taken TO Barre that aft
ernoon in b. w. Hooker's ambulance to
the City hospital for an operation.
News has been received here OF the
marriage OF Miss Susie NJ Badger and
Edwin n. Peake OF Orange at the brides
home in East Montpelier Saturday at
noou. The bride is the daughter OF
Charles A. Badger, who lived in this
town several years on the Henry Martin
farm.
Mrs. Mary j. Hopkins has returned
from Rochester, y. y, after spending
about three months with her daughter,
Mrs. Walter B. Kendrick, who was con-
sidered seriously III at the time her
mother was called there in April It is
thought now that she is on the road to
recovery aud in time will be in her usual
health.
Fred II. Whitney died at his home
Tuesday morning after an operation for
appendicitis, which was performed Fri
day by Doctors Chandlet OF Montpelier,
Whitaker Of Barre and hurley OF this (
town. Notwithstanding every possible
effort was put forth to save his life, his
condition was found to be such that his /
recovery was considered hopeless from
the very FIRST and be passed away after
three days OF terrible suffering. Mr.. \
Whitney will be sadly missed by his fam
lily and his many friends throughout the .
town. He is survived by wife, four
sons, Harry, Aura, Ora and John, all Of
whom live ct home, and two daughters,
Mrs. Susie Bemis Of Chazey, n. ~, and
Miss Emma, who works In Barre; also
stepson, Loren Webster. who resides in
New York state, and brother, Edwin,
Of this village.