Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-03-24

Miss mJfH moiSc Va @soi enhoAu 10 fish
ing here.
A. f. Carleton OF Rutland was in town
a day last week.
Miss Ethel Bagley returned to Keene,
N. d., yesterday.
DIR. V. c. Goodrich and daughter, Sue,
are in Syracuse, N. Y. rks
Robert Putnam is at Home from Bur.
lington for few days.
A son was born Mar. 18th to Pearl Cha = k
and wife of the Center.
B. F. Herrick and Ed. McCrillis are
buying horses In Boston.
Lyman Hutchinson returned Tuesday
from Washington, ID. c.
K. e. Perry of Barre, division adiutant.
s. of ", was In town Tuesday.
Leo Smith, son of M. j. Smith, the
molder, is very sick at Windsor.
Clayton Durham hasgore to Whitehall,
N.Y., to work ON an electric plant.
The Iuformals will meet with Mrs. E.
o. Blanchard next Monday evening.
Mrs e. A. Frost of Hanover, N. H., is
spending the week at Willard Gays.
A. j. Foster has been on The sick list for
the past week, but is slowly improving.
Mrs 8. Blossom OF Bethel and Master
Forrest visited at A. j. Fosters last week.
The Kings Daughters viii meet with
Mrs. W. W. Morton Wednesday, March
Both.
Miss Linnie Jones is at Der home in
West Braintree for three weeks vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Clarence White and Miss Kidder
OF Royalton visited at w. II. Pixies
Wednesday.
John NJ. Brown OF Mortified was in
town yesterday to be examined by the
pension board.
DR.. Blanchard responded to the toast,
1.-THE Ladies. at the STATE Dental banquet
at Rutland last week.
The ladies OF the W. R. c. will serve a
hash supper in the g. A. X. hall next
Tuesday, March 10Th.
Percy Chatterton is succeeded at the
Brigham creamery by Elmer Montgomery
from the Adams creamery.
Miss Maria Spencer, who has been visit
ing the past week at DR.. A. &. Bailey's,
returned yesterday to Springfield.
Sick list Mrs. Fred Steele, Mrs. Royal
White, Rolly, son OF Selva Thayer, Miss
Abbie Philbrick and J. L. Moses, who is
improving.
The members OF the o. K. s. will hold a
sociable at their rooms this Thursday |
evening. Menu, new sugar and twisted
doughnuts.
The Rebekahs will have an entertain
ment and social for members only at their
hall at the close OF their regular meeting |
Friday evening.
Mrs. Iona Chase is to break up house,
keeping and board at l.. I. Sparhawk's.
DR.. l.. A. Russlow will move to the Nc
Intosh tenement vacated.
The first indication OF war preparations
was noticed here Tuesday, a big modern
breech- loading gun passing through on
fiat bottom car, going north. The train
DID not stop here and its destination was
not learned.
Reports having been circulated that
horses owned by Mrs. G. K. Wells and Zoe
Brown of Braintree were affected with
81 aDders, DIR. A. b. Gay tested them by d.
rection OF the Board OF Agriculture Tues
day night and found them freei from the
disease, their troubles arising from less Sc
rious causes. sg'a
Messrs. Sanderson and Porter are super
intending the installation of the dynamo
at Bethel. The work within the station
house will be completed this week. There
still remain the work OF finishing the
placing OF the water heel, which is well
along, and the connecti0n.is "ln two
weeks" is the response now when the
question Is asked, when will the lights
start ~ y o. Nk tt4JI 4 81
In spite OF bad travelling twenty OF the
Neig hborhood Whist club were present at
The last meeting OF the season, held Fri
day evening al the hospitRble home of
Roland Smith and wife.seS. Godfrey and
Mrs. I'll. 4. Holman scored the most points ,
md Ernest Manchester and MRS. Hattie
Lamson were second. An oyster supper
was served by the club and all enjoyed
rood time. si awr4 -
Monday night Charles Blodgett's horse Q
vas driven by Adelbert Hart to Clarence
Mouiton's place from Fish hill and the !
iriver went inside to leave some syrup. {
w hen he came out the team was gone. 7
The horse bad not come home and a /
earch was instituted which lasted about
III night and extended as far as Braintree
ill. Next morning the horse was found
It Geo. y. Moulton's, whittier it had gone
II It's own volition.
A second appeal for the naked and
tarving Cubans has been received from y
he New England committee, OF which
,ol. Albert Clarke is secretary, and 1t is
proposed to fill nne barrel at least with
econd- hand cotton clothing of all kinds,
Mostly for women and children, and one 8
,arrel with food, such as -four, corn meal, 4
aeon, rice, potatoes, beans, peas, salt
odfish and canned goods. The charita- e
lie people OF Randolph and farmers in d
his vicinity, without exception, are So
icited to bring such articles as they can
ford without delay to the residence OF j.
". Gabrielle, where they will be packed i
nd forwarded as soon as ossible. Feed
he hungry; clotne the naked. solve and ,
t shall be given unto you"