Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-04-03

livery of Fred Hatch, who will work for
N. w. McCollom.
The Ladies' Book club will be entertain
ed at Mrs. w. w. Morton's Saturday aft
ernoon from three to five.
Mrs. Harry sault of Lynn. Mass, is crit
ically i'll with dphtheria and has been
taken to the pest house there.
Misses Eunice Flint and Lucie Wall
have returned from Boston. Miss Flint
will trim for Mrs. f.. r. Draper.
Mrs J. h. French of Manchester, n H..
and Mrs. Z. II. Nye Of Bradford are guests
OF Mrs. Geo. l.. Spear this week.
John Hubert and Eugene Holman are
I adding piazzas to their houses DR.. Ct. W.
Scott is also enlarging his dining room.
] Judge Rowell was in Montpelier
! Wednesday to confer with GOV. Stickney
/ as to the new appointments on the bench.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Tewksbury went to
4 Boston Monday for a few days, after
which Mrs, Tewksbpry will visit in
! Goffstown, n. II.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
| Kenney Monday evening, very pleasant
"cobweb party was held in honor of
Miss Fannie Prince.
! Miss Desier Moulton, who is at home for
vacation from The Ingleside school, New
/ Milford, Conn, gave a birthday party
/ Tuesday evening to a few friends.
! Miss Stella L. Morse entertained eleven
OF her girl friends Monday evening, Mar
31st. Games were played, refreshments
served and all went home happy.
| Mrs. +. T.. Fish underwent an operation
at the Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington,
/ yesterday for floating kidney. She rallied
nicely. Dr. Clifford and Mr.. Fish were
with her.
| The o. +. S. meet in Masonic hall Thurs
/ day, Apr, 10, at p. M, for business, fol-
| lowed by social hour. New sugar will
| be served. Ladies are requested to bring
rolls or doughnuts.
"Uncle Mike" O'Connor is very in with
a weakened heart, due to his advanced
/ age, which is about IS years. DIR. Clifford
attends him. FIR. Therien OF Windsor
came to minister to him Friday.
Those from out of town who attended
the funeral Of Mrs, Josiah Tilson Tuesday
were Philander p. Sargent of Connecticut,
Miss Maud Gourley of st. Johnsbury and
Mrs. Clara Averill of st. Adams.
Bradford G. Mcintyre has finished his
five-year course at Thayer school, and
Dartmouth, passing his examinations with |
credit. Hegoes about May LIST to Chicago, |
where he has fine position with the large
Illinois Bridge Co.
t. a. IullllDS mas HOiu his HOUSE, IdllI- ]
ing business and utensils to +. +. |
Wyman, and goes out of the business. He
has six months engagement to play in |
an orchestra. He has moved his house /
hold goods to Dana Chadwick's.
Along with the singing of frogs, the |
coming OF birds and other harbingers OF j
spring, it is noted that several OF our !
young men have harvested and moved |
away their winters crop of whiskers. 1t |
must be time to pillow the garden.
Miss Jane Toppan, the alleged poisoner |
of Lowell, who is supposed to have num-
bered Miss Edna II. Banster of East RAN 4
dolph among her victims, has been adjudg l
ed insane by medical examiners and viii |
probably be committed to an asylum in
stead of being tried.
Architect Francis of Fitchburg, Mass,
was here Tuesday in consultation with the \
library trustees in regard TO the new Kim L
ball library building to be erected. Six
bids have been received for the construc-
ton. Z. +. Emerson a. Co. are the only
bidders from here. The contract is not /
yet awarded.
Things are rushing at the Sugar Market
now. Nine hands are busy handling the
large amount Of syrup that is beginning % /
come in. A big crop is reported all over
the state. The sugar market is in good .
shape, the small supplies of the past few
seasons being well cleaned out. Good
syrup brings Csc at the Market.
Orange camp, 1854, Modern Woodmen
Of America, was instituted at Edsons hall
Monday evening by A. L. Palmer Of Rut-
land, state organizer assisted by NJ. Mish-
el Of Burlington. There were II char
ter members. The officers elected and
installed were:-F. c. Angel, V. c.; +. y.
Bean, ". A.; J. w. Brown, clerk; J.. p.
Clifford, banker; Orrin Mann, escort; Al.
De- q. -
+. Kicker, manager; w. j. Dukett, C. F.;
b. Il. Kicker, Charles Bent, +. +. Myman.
trustees; Drs. Angel and Clifford, camp .
physicians.