Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-04-25

The regular meeting of the O. r. 5. viii
occur Thursday evening of next week
The chapter has lately purchased of the
Bailey Music Rooms OF Burlington nice
Huntington piano.
c. ID. Smead and bride were in town
Saturday on their way to their home in
West Brookfeld. Mr.. Smead was marri-
ed the day before to Mrs Hattie Christie
pher at her home in WATERFOWL, y, Y.
CT. Bell of Walden and DR.. Stevens
veterinary. OF W. r. Junction, were in
town yesterday They tested a herd OF
cows for Newton Sumner Of East Brain
tree and found all free from tuberculosis
The balance of f. +. Evans household
goods were disposed OF at auction Monday,
The house is undergoing some repairs
before occupancy by /. b. Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs, Evans go this week TO Mont-
pelier.
Mrs. j. c. Ordway OF Concord, N. H.,
| visited her daughter, Miss Louise, from
Saturday until Tuesday. She had attend
ed the funeral of Luther Adams at Morris
| vile, which was also attended by Mr.. and
| Mrs j. b. Adams.
Her friends here will be interested TO
! learn that Miss Bessie Booth,a graduate of
| the High school, is recovering nicely from
an operation for appendicitis performed
about two weeks ago in the assaehusetts
general uOsp at Doslou.
The remains of Mrs. Alonzo Emery
were brought here from Bethel Tuesday
and inferred in the family lot at South
View cemetery. The remains OF Rev. +.
NJ. May Of the Center ~ere taken to
Chatham, n. y, yesterday.
Last Friday evening Co. F's new armory
at Northtield was opened with a concert
and ball. Bruce's orchestra of Barre fur
nished music. f. n. Bean and wife, Fred
c. Curtis, Misses Gertrude Trerise, Eunice
Flint and Lueie Wall were among those in
attendance.
Alpha Messer and w. c. Emerson go to
Buffalo the last of this week to set up the
maple sugar booth at the exposition. Ii
has been shipped already. Miss Annie
Messer of Rochester, who is an expert at
making maple candy, is doing this work
at the Market, providing stock for sale
at Buffalo.
Sunday snake measuring three feet,
and nine young snakes, all foot or
more in length, were killed in the road
near W. W. Jones' house. The mother
snake was killed first and the others curl I
ed themselves into a writing mass around !
the dead body so they were easily killed |
by party out driving.
Ex-Gov. Farnham of Bradford. referee
in bankruptcy, was in town Tuesday, /,
when the first meeting of creditors OF ID. 1
Hale Flint was held. S. NJ. Flint of BUR- /
lington was also present. w. II. Nichols 4
was appointed trustee and succeeded in 4
closing out the estates goods within four
hours at more than the appraised value.
School in No. IL, the Lamson district, |
opens next Monday with Miss Mabel 1
Wadleigh as teacher. The Peth school, |
taught by Miss Nora Connolly, begins the /
spring term the same day. Miss Josephine 1
Emery also opens her school in the Finley
bridge district next week; Miss Clara
Bean goes to West Brookfield to teach.
James Burt formerly manager Of the
screen company, is now president of the
Combo Shirt Co., 10 Union So, n. Y.
This company is doing very extensive
business in the manufacture of a combi-
nation shirt coat and vest garment. Mr..
Burt perfected the patents for it, and the
company has been offered $4,000 for them.
Harry Eaton is purchasing agent for the
The National bank has received circulars
soliciting subscriptions to the British war
loan of e60000,000 recently authorized.
Quite proportion of this loan is being
placed in this country. 1t is new thing
for Brother Jonathan to be lending to
Johnny Bull. but the scale has turned. and
from now on America will be a creditor, in
stead OF debtor nation. There is a buoy-J