Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-24

Mrs. Melina Jerd, who has been in
Montpelier and Barre for two weeks, is
spending a few days at +. n. Jerd's.
Receiver c. II. Markham OF the Savings
bank began paying off the lately declared
dividend of f09o to creditors Monday.
Hon. c. j. Bell of Walden and DIR. Rich,
veterinary, Of Burlington, are testing h.
| e. Bowman's cattle at West Brookheld.
A little daughter OF Selden Tewksbury,
| living on Alonzo Emery's farm, dlslocated
one shoulder Monday. DIR. Russlow was
called.
Patrick Wynn, who has been with his
daughter Mrs. Jack Callahan, in 81.
| Johnsbury tor the past three months, has
returned here.
Col A. B. Chandler comes today and
will stop for two weeks at J. +. Lamson g
while experimenting affairs at Mari-Cas-
tie for the spring.
+. A. Thacher has not been so well OF
late Drs. Bailey and Clifford counseled
yesterday in his case. He has bad heart
and lung troubles.
The Kings Daughters met with Miss
Maud Blanchard Monday evening The
next meeting will be May 5th with the
president, Mrs. Susa Bass.
A. b. Kinney is storing his goods at r.
A. Smiths. John Gorham of Broekton,
Mass, is to move to the place vacated and
will worlin the Salisbury mill.
Two barns are going up on the hill-at
Rev. G.. o. Howe's and A. j. Richardson S.
Mr.. Richardson is also improving his
place by adding two bay windows.
The odd Fellows celebrate their ami
versary by a sociable Friday evening after
Rebekah meeting. Ladies are invited to
bring sandwiches or doughnuts. All Odd
Fellows and their wives are invited.
T.. #. Emerson was in Mortified Tues
day and Barre Wednesday. The Emerson
company has just taken a 500 contract
for interior finish, doors and windows for
Dewey hall, Norwich University, North
| field.
Among those who attended the funeral
of q. Il. Cushman, not noted last week,
were IL. II. Cushman and Mrs. Charles
| Townsend of Rochester, Gardner Brewer
OF Burlington and Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL.
Messer of Barre.
Mrs. I. j. Adams and Mrs. r. G. Cole
have sold their place on Franklin street to
Mrs. w. p Flint for $500. The new own
ers will occupy it. Mr.. and Mrs. z. L..
Merchant, who have been tenants, will
break up housekeeping and board.
l.. d. Clark of Lakeport, n. H., is here
with his gang Of conereters doing the bal
ance of the work on Main street that was
left over from last fall on account OF the
arrival of cold and snow. He will also do
considerable private work. This is his
first job of the season, his tools having
been stored here over winter. S. A. How
ard, the veteran concreter, is with Mr..
Clark.
At the annual meeting of Phoenix
lodge, No. Is, held Tuesday afternoon the
following officers were elected, appointed
and installed ~ A. j. Huse, w. NJ; r. f..
Parker, S. w; Geo. w. Scott, j. W.. j. p.
Cleveland, treas; L. Webb, Sec; f. c.
Angel, S. D.; L. p Booth, j. d.. Rev.
Geo. 0. Howe, chap; +. 5. Whitcomb, S.
s.; John Tewksbury, J. s.; S. s. Whit
comb, tyler; E. A. Thatcher, orgsnist.
The town district schools begin the
spring term next Monday, excepting the
Smith district, which began last Monday.
The teachers are as follows Adams dis
triet, Miss Lillian Knowlton; Smith, Fred
Drew; Fish hill, Miss Ethel Bates of Barre;
East Randolph, Misses Jennie Hodges and
Belle WEIGH; South Randolph, Miss Abbie
Fowler; North Randolph, Miss Emma
Moses Noah Clark, Miss Edwina Flint;
Grow, Miss Bernice Flint, Brockway, Lee
on Morse.