Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-15
Randolph Continued

Lee Wiley of Roxbury was in town
| yesterday.
Three children of Eli sault are sick
with fever
The o. r. S. installation of officers
occurs this evening.
Mark Abbott is here from Orwell to
remain over Sunday.
FL f. Emerson made a business trip
to Ludlow yesterday.
Mrs. W. S. Little spent yesterday in
White River Junction.
{. +. Lazelle OF White River junction
has been in town this week.
Mrs. ID. Waldo has gone to Chelsea to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Slack.
Miss Edith Brooks of Montpelier is the
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. II. W. Vail.
Mrs. Lucy Cross Of Gouldsville is visit
ing at the home OF her nephew, l.. b.
johnson.
A. A. Priest went to Bradford yesterday
to act as installing officer for the grange
of that place.
Strauss Brothers OF Boston'came Tues
day to begin frescoing the interior of the
Kimball Public library.
A. b. Fish has gone to Zion City, near
Chicago, for the pleasure of the trip and
the benefit of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene segar came last
night from Hillsdale, Mich, where they
went sometime last summer.
Randolph has been rather favored in
receiving 10 carloads of coal since the
I strike, amounting to about 260 tons.
Mrs. George L. Spear went to Essex
Junction yesterday to attend the Martin
Page wedding reception in that village.
Mrs. f. A. Whittier returned Monday
from Tunbridge, where she had been taxi
ing care of her daughter, Mrs. Rogers.
| Mrs. Emily Stockwell went to her home
in Rochester Tuesday after a two weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. George o.
| Howe.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold its
regular meeting in G.. A. X. hall on Satur-
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock instead of Sat
urday evening.
The farming tools, crops and stock on
the place Of the late Josiah Tilson were
sold at auction last Thursday, bringing
very fair prices.
The annual meeting of the Ninth
/ Masonic district will be held with Phoenix
/ lodge, No. %, in Masonic hall, Ran
dolph, Thursday, Jan. p.
Hon. V. |. Spear left Monday on trip tC
/ st. Adams, Highgate and Morrisville tC
attend to some cattle condemned by tn,
last board of commissioners.
II. NJ. Francis, the architect, and Mr.
| Foss, one Of the contractors OF the library
1 building, were here from Fitchburg
Mass, Monday and Tuesday.
At the executive meeting OF the Stat,
| grange in Rutland last week, ID. II. Morse
was appointed general deputy and was al
SO made one of the district deputies.
Misses Josephine and Helen Belcher
who had been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
\. W. McCollom since Christmas, left
Yesterday for their home in Newark
Nj.
| A fine specimen Of the white owl, almost
as rare fowl as the long-looked- for white
/ blackbird, was sent Friday from ST. Alban.
to be mounted by that skillful taxidermist
Charles White.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Davis Of west
/ Boylston, Mass, have lately been visiting
Mrs. Davis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b
Rumrili, in Randolph and Mr. Davis
relatives in Mortified.
W. b. Wall is convalescing from a severe
illness that has kept him housed for two
weeks. Mrs. Wall and Miss Lucie are
home from Boston, where they have been
staying since Thanksgiving.
Andrew Wheeler, who has been work
ing for G. W Van Glider on Granville
mountain, was so seriously injured By
logs Saturday that word was sent to his
son, sam Wheeler, in Barre to 90 after
him.
The Cooperative creamery paid 303 cents
pound for butter fat during Decem Der
aud made 1850 pounds Of butter.
Patrons were paid s66l4. Returns from
the Brigham creamery were not received
in time for this issue.
Arson Burroughs met with an accident
while at work in the woods last week.
In turning around the horses pulled a
load Of logs over so that a heavy one
struck Mr.. Burroughs right leg, fractur-
ing one Of the bones.
Fay Wells finishes work today for the