Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-11-13

maps Nba. II iAAt uhubher year
Miss Nina Battles went to Montpelier
Monday to enter the Methodist seminary.
Mrs. w. E. Rand and Master Ralph re-
turned Saturday from their trip to War
rem.
Charles Brown has finished work for the
Buck Printing company and returned to
Montpelier.
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Heber T. Holman
over Sunday.
Miss Lola Ingalls, OF Mortified Falls
was with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. IL.
ingalls,, over Sunday.
Mrs. Emily Lazelle is gaining slowly
from her recent severe illness and has been
able lately TO ride out.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. j. b. Eldredge Tuesday afternoon,
November is, at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. II. c. Soper, who has been very
sick with nervous trouble, complicated
by asthma, Is now eonvalescing.
Miss Maria Beedle started Monday for
Philadelphia, where she intends 70 spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Mason.
Mrs. +. e. spieer has had the piazza
aeTOss the ell of her house on Weston
street widened and the house repainted.
T. j. Adams is suffering from an ulcer
on the eyeball that temporarily affects the
sight and viii require some months to
heal.
Miss wealtha Hicks, who had been
spending a week here, went back Satur-
day to e. Adams, where she now makes
her home.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Moses came home
Saturday after six weeks absence spent
at Cape Cod, Dorchester, Dedham and
Lowell, Mass.
Galen B. Fish has been appointed post
master az Stock bridge where he has been
IN business for some time. II is fourth
class office
NJ. NJ. Wilson moved last Thursday
from the Fits house on Church street 70
the house which he recently purchased Of
]. NJ. Atwood on Maple street.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Williams Of Hart
ford, Conn, who were up on a weeks va
cation, we're here briefly last week and
went Friday TO VISIT in Mortified and
Barre.
Mrs. Nettie Noble came home Saturday
from New York, where she had been 10
visit her sister, Mrs. Hunt. and was ac-
companied By her son, Willie, who had
been with his aunt for some time.
Jennie, daughter OF r. \. Jerd, while
playing with a number of other children
ON the hay in DIR. L. A. Russlow's barn
last Thursday, fell with her left arm
doubled under her in such a way as to
give the elbow bad sprain.
Mr.. and Mrs. stillman d. LOOMS and
four daughters left Saturday for their new
home in Massachusetts,, going, not to
Worcester as at first reported, but to Hol-
yoke, where the daughters felt more GER
tain OF finding employment.
The Buck Printing company has taken
the contract TO publish the "Reyeilleh for
Norwich university, Mortified, this year.
The first issue OF the present term will be
out this week and will have "a pages in
deep wine colored cover printed in bronze.
Mrs. Jennie Ellsworth OF Westfield,
Mass, who had been the guest OF her sis
ter Mrs. Horace III. Howard, went Mon
day TO Hanover. y. H., to visit another
sister, and was accompanied on her jour
ney as far as South Royalton by Mrs.
Howard.
William Stevenson, who had been spend
ing part Of the summer and fall with his
cousin, Mrs. Margaret Gay, left Monday
for Danvers, Mass, and from there viii
proceed to his home in Globe, Arizona,
where he expects to arrive the last OF this
month HIS brother, Alexander Steven
son, who had been here since the g. A. h.
EntAInniNtilA II W NtAlA labhA
day to Salem, Mass, and win reach his
home in jacksonville, Cal, not far from
the 18th.
Mrs. Clarissa ia Frania), wife OF
Charles A. Williams, died last Thursday
evening at her home on Central street, in
the 27th year Of her age. About o'clock
Wednesday morning Of last week, Mr..
Williams was awakened by the sound of a
falling body, and, rising, found his wife
lying on the floor. A physician was sum-
moned and pronounced it shock, from
which she never rallied sufficiently to
speak. Ii was the second one she had
suffered. the first, which affected her right
side, occurring when she was only twelve
wears old. Besides her husband, the de-
ceased left father, Lewis La Frania, and
a brother, Lysum, both of this place. The
funeral was held at o'clock Saturday aft
ernoon, Rev. +. G. Rainey, pastor OF the
Methodist church, officiating, and the bu-
rial was in Southyiew cemetery.
Al the annual meeting Of the Dog River
Valley Fair association, held in Northtield,
the following directors were elected
Dana II, Morse Of Randolph, George Cross
OF Mortified. George T.. Colby OF VIII
Jamestown. w. c. G. Clark of Brookfeld,
r. w. Gould Of Mortified, z. H. MeAllis-
ter OF Waitsfeld and George w. Flagg OF
Braintree The directors organized by
choosing Dana III. Morse president George
r. Colby. vice president; +. w. Gould,
general superintendent; Andrew r. Den
nv Of Mortified. treasurer. "Dana II.
Morse. the new president says the
Mortified News, sis a leading farmer OF
the state and enjoys wide acquaintance
He has always been one Of the most active
men in the interests OF the fair, was many
years a director and has previously served
as president lie was the moving spirit m
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