News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-09-19
Doris DeNiO Herrick

: The remains of Mrs. John Q. derrick
! who, as we announced last week, died a
! the Mary Fletcher hospital Tuesday,
Sept. 11th. were brought to Hyde Parl
2 Wednesday and the funeral toos plac
, from the home on Saturday last At o
m. Rev. VIM Garner, the Episcopal rec
tor of Hardwick, otficiated, assisted b,
: Rev. w. r. Hamln. The large attend
: ance and vast quantity of beautiful flow
ers from friends far and near wasoplv &
slight EXPIRE sion of much love that wa.
eral director and the bearers were Roscos
and Grafton Herrick, Fred Campbell ano
Lyman Darling. The burial was in the
village cemetery, to which place large
number followed the remains of their
dear one and friend.
Those from out of the county at the
funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Whit.
comb and Mrs. w. w. Jones ofEast
Barre, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Campbell
and Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Campbell and
son, Laurence, of Barre, Miss Ruth Bull
lard and Mr.. and Mrs o. II Farr of Bur
lington, Miss Gertrude Brady of Bakers
field, Mrs H. T. Titus, E. H. Campbell.
W. S. Cobb and Roscoe Cobb of Hard
wick, Grafton and Roscoe Herrick Of Au-
burndale, Mass, Miss Josephine Herrick
of Boston and Bernard Herrick of Bris-
toll, N. FL, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Thomas
and Miss Marion Cornell of Jacksonville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Woodruff of Under
hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Darling of Lud-
low and Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Wright of
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Doris Vivian DeNio, the daughter of
Preston and Julia DEMO, was born in
Hyde Park Jan. 10, 1883. She received
her education at Lamoille Central Acad-
envy, from which she was graduated in
1905. She had great fondness for mu-
sic and took up the study of that in Bos-
ton, there taking both instrumental and
voice culture. This she made her profess
sion and for number of years taught
these arts here and at Johnson, having a
large number of scholars and meeting
with great success. She always took an
active interest in all matters pertaining
to the public good and gave aid in many
ways, never Sinking. For several years
she acted as organist of the village
church and in that capacity greatly aid
ed in the religious welfare of the COM
munity. She took an active interest in
the Episcopal mission here and became a
member of the same.
November %, 1916, less than year
ago, she married John c. Herrick, the
ceremony taking place at the home from
which she was buried last week. The
two clergymen who oficiated at the fun
eral were at the wedding. The ten
months of their married life were ideal,
both in the home and wherever thk sou-
pie went. Their home was especially
cheerful and those who visited it always |
found joy and happiness there.
To the human eye the sad ending of |
this joyful life seems almost unbearable,
but there is comfort in the thought that |
God knows best" and that "He moves |
in mysterious way" a way which |
sometime we'll understand"
Mrs. Herrick was under the DOCTORS |
care for several weeks, but was taken to
the hospital accompanied by her husband |
and mother only few days before her
death. But in spite of the loving care of
her husband, father and mother and the
skill of the ablest physicians she could |
not be spared to her dear ones and in
one short week was gone.
To the bereaved ones the deepest SYM
oathy goes out in their great affection.
The family have received several tele-
grams expressive of sympathy in their
Among them these Mr..
md Mrs. Frank Town, Charlotte, Mich,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Wright, Pough-
crimes, Stockton, Calf.
They never quite leave us, our friends who
have passed
Through the shadows of death to the sum |
light above;
thousand sweet memories are holding them
fast
To the places they blest with their presence
and love.
The work which they left and the books
which they read
Speak mutely though still with an e1o-
quence rare;
md the songs that they sung, the dear
words that they said,
Yet linger and sigh on the desolate air.
And oft when alone. and as oft in the
throng,
Or when evil allures us or sin draweth nigh.
| whisper comes gently, Nay, do not the
wrong;
And we feel that our weakness is pitied on
high"
CARD OF THANKs-For the beautiful
lowers and other expressions of love and
shown US in our dark sorrow
D the loss of our wife and daughter we