Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-01-17

! lambs; B. F. Kicker, $50 lambs, 10 cattl,
and hogs; @. w. Flagg, 2s calves anc
two hogs, bought OF A. b. Tewksbury
which weighed 9S7 pounds. Byron Man
chester sold to Flagg % drinking calve:
at l-2c. per pound, which brought sl4S
.75. This was the largest and best LOT o.
drinkin g calves ever raised by one mar
in Randolph.
District Deputy A. L. Mcleod OF East
Barre installed the officers OF Randolph
lodge, No. as, Jan. 9TH as follows: NJ. W
Campbell, N. g.; M. B. Rumrill, V. O.; A
j. Huse, Sec; j. p. Cleveland, Treas j
NJ. Atwood, Outside Guard; j II. Kendall
Inside Guard; VIM. IA. Kenney, warden
O. r. Greene, Con-; o. j. Marcott, r.. S.
n. o.; +. II. Ketcham, L. s. N. g.; Marx
Goodale, X. 5. v. g.: L. q. Kent, l.. $. v
g.; A. N. Hayes, Chap II. A. Pope, X. s.
81; Russell Burridge, l.. s. 8.
II is likely that the White church will
extend a call to Principal w. M. Newton
OF the Montpelier Seminary to become
its regular pastor. At church meeting
last evening, 20 out OF q votes were cast
in favor OF calling him. Mr.. Newton has
supplied for several months and given the
utmost satisfaction. He will continue to
supply for the present and his regular
pastorate will not begin, II at all, until
he has completed the present year OF Sem
mary work and secured the permission
of his conference to the arrangement.
Miss Clara Harris, district deputy, as
sisted by Mrs. Royce, Mrs. Andrews and
Mrs. Eddy, all OF Mortified, we're the
grand officers W no installed the following
officers OF Fern Rebekah lodge, No. SO, |.
q. q. f., at the regular meeting Friday
evening:-Anna X. +. Kenney, noble
grand; Irene Rumrill, vice grand; Mary
Smith, past noble grand Belle l.. Dunn,
sec Lucinda Cleveland, treas; Emogene
Buck, inside guardian; Grace Campbell,
outside guardian; Laura Emerson, war
den; Ella Cushman, conductor; Alice L.
Huse, X. 5. N. g.; Lizzie Erskine, l.. s. N.
g.; Mrs. +. A. Sawyer, X. A. s.; Lizzie
Holman Booth, l.. A. s.; May L. Blanch-
ard, X. 5. V. g.; Della Slack, L. s. V,G:
Rsnnie Rich, chaplain. After the work
nice refreshments were served.
Dan ID. Howe OF Carmel, N. Y, was In
town the first of the week and Yesterday
took a deed OF f. A. Hobart's place at
Aver Brook bridge. Mr.. Howe is a for
ner Randolph boy, brother OF Rev. g. o.
Howe and Mrs. George Mason. He was
'or several years superintendent OF the
tate farm at Burlington and has since
been In New York state in similar work.
HIS wife's poor health and a desire TO re-
urn TO good, clean town induce him to
ocate here. He will take possession
March LIST and plans extensive improve.
nents to the buildings. Mr.. Hobart will
continue to make his home in Randolph.
lie had owned this place Tor 46 years. IL
contains about 40 acres OF good land and
viii make nice home for the purchaser.
The consideration was $1,000. The trade
s directly traceable to MIR. Hobart's
little ad. in this paper.
At the recent annual meeting OF the
Vermont Anti Saloon league, the presi
lent, Rev. Chas. l.. Hall, spoke appreci-
lively OF the work accomplished in the
)ast year. We make brief extracts from
lis address:-"Our able superintendent,
Rev. Geo. w. Morrow, has given within
he wear l29 League addresses; spoken to
I, 900 people; Travelled $50 miles by team
" stage, and 9,S25 miles by RAIL; and
I, 900 have been subscribed for carving
Onward the agitation and legislative
work. In view of certain statements that
ppeared in some OF our papers critics.
ng the methods Of our superintendent, |
ent letter to a large number of the
members OF both houses, representing
very county in the state, asking for an
estimate OF the work and influence OF
Kew: q. w. Morrow during the session OF
he legislature" The replies all testified
o the value OF his work for prohibition
Turing the recent session ''and am con-
Iinced that Rev. George w. Morrow is
be best beloved and the most hated man
n the state. Brother Howard Chidley
lss also rendered material service to the |
'ause In 70 addresses during the year"