Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-10-22

I Dtpdfbfutlll Ol Agriculture al W deniiiEi EiOi
I that the last quarantine restriction re-
lating to the foot and mouth disease has
Z been removed.
I Col. Crosby p. Miller of the General
staff OF the L. S. army and Mrs. Miller
of Washington, ID. O.. NJ. II. Miller and
wife of Pomfret and Mrs. Ellen NJ. Chand-
Ter Of Burlington are spending the week
at DR.. McIntyre's.
Mrs. c. A. Lasher, the evangelist, will
hold service in the Braintree Hill church
Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock, followed
by a session Of the Sunday school. In the
evening at 1880. she will speak in the
schoolhouse at district No. 5.
Miss Helen Treat, who had been with
Mr.. ana Mrs. VIM. r. Clark since the last
OF August, departed Tuesday to New
Haven, Conn, and Mr.. Clark's father,
Prof. j. +. Clark, who had been visiting
him for short time, went back to Long
meadow, Mass.
Robert Abbott came from Hanover,
n. H., where he is attending Dartmouth
college, Wednesday night OF last week,
making the journey by wheel. and re-
mained with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. f. ABBOTT, until Monday, when he
returned by train.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Pope came back
Tuesday from Burlington. where Mrs.
10 be ApflaAtl Afl0iA lbA uh-
pendieilis, but the surgeons at the Mary
Fletcher hospital gave her the comforting
assurance that recourse 10 the knife would
not be necessary in her case.
Mrs. Emily Young Of Central City, Neb.,
who had been with her sister-in-law, Mrs
Asenath Cross, for few days, went away
Monday to visit in Braintree and Roxbury
before returning TO Worcester, where she
has been staying with relatives and will
probably remain until spring.
Prospero Canosa, the Cuban youth who
is acquiring a know edge of the English
language at the High school, received
news this week OF great fire in Havana
that burned for two or three days and
among other property destroyed his home
and the lumber plant Of his father.
b. F. Rickers stock shipment this week
consisted Of $50 sheep and lambs, 10
calves, 30 hogs and 75 cattle. From this
station he sent to market 30 hogs, 20 calves
and 20 cattle. The hogs were worth 94 and
A. cents pound and the calves to scents.
g. 5. Hatch shipped Is head of cattle.
The selectmen of Brookfeld have de-
manded additional bonds from Treasurer
G. III. Bigelow in the sum OF $1,000, which
have been furnished by DR.. W G. Goodrich
of Barre, DR.. +. E. Ellis, NJ. Peck and J. w.
Parmenter. This makes 1900 bonds in all
for the remainder of the current year.
Frank Griswold is enlarging the barn at
the place he recently purchased OF r. r.
Emerson, making 1t six feet wider. HIS
son, Charles, and family commenced TO
move into the house yesterday, ana Mrs.
Anna Adams, who had been living up |
stairs, removed to rooms in the house OF
Mrs.E. r. Hastings.
The wedding of DR.. Harry q. Beekman |
OF Boston and Miss Lucie L. Wall viii take l
r,loa ah q affar < f.fTlgaL next AVdnps- 2
day evening az the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Wall, in the /
presence of the immediate family only. |
The reception at the Randolph Inn Will /
follow, from to II o'clock.
+. n. Jerd, Orrin Mann, r. A. Smith, /
Joseph Brown and j. +. Lamson went to 1
Rutland Monday to appear before the /
grand jury in the case OF j. w. Brown, /
formerly proprietor Of the Red Lion Inn /
in Randolph, charged with violation OF 1
the internal revenue law in selling liquor /
without government license.
Mrs. V. i. Spear and Mrs. +. II. Joslyn l
went to Waterbury, Conn, this morning,
having received news of the death Tues
day OF Joseph Gray, former resident OF
after three days illness with
He was about 81 years OF
age and left wife and three daughters.
The funeral will be held tomorrow in
Waterbury.
The following pensions have been secured
through the agency of J. +. Eldredge q
Co.:-A. l.. Sprague, Chelsea, guardian
minor heir OF g. L. Hardy, sl2; John Lee
nan, Miltonboro, increase IS 10 s17; Nell
ion Snow, Sharon, 80 to So; Ephraim
clough. Braintree, S1U to s12; Cyrus Bag
ey, Windsor, 80 to s12; Betsey Ordway,
original widow's,sl2.
The display made this week by the
Hutchinson studio in +. II. Joslyn's show
window is attracting much attention.
The example of portrait work by flash
ight is a revelation to those unaccus-
omed to this branch OF photography.
Especially for white draperies IS flash
ight admirably adapted, rendering as il
Toes, most excellent detail, together with
perfect lighting and flesh tints.
John Byrd, who upon graduating from
Norwich university In the spring, went to
Allegheny, Penn, TO follow his profession
II civil engineering, has been very sick
With typhoid fever at hospital ia Pitts
)urg, Penn, for several weeks and is still
inable TO leave his bed. An y. L. class
nate, f. 5. Ball, who was taken i'll with
he fever at the same time, has so far re-
covered as to be able to leave the hospital.
J.F. Hobart entirely severed his con-
lection with the station last Thursday,
\ hen he turned over the express business
o the present station agent, {. A. Lang.
since being relieved, at his own request OF
he charge of the station. Mr.. Hobart has
continued TO manage the express business,
he express company being very unwilling
o lose so efficient an agent as Mr.. Hobart
las been for them the last twelve years
lie is now taking a well-earned vacation
fter long period of the close applica-
ion his position necessitated.
The Kings Daughters held their annual
Meeting with Mrs. RIB. Mcintyre Tuesday
Ifternoon and elected the following ofii-
ers for the ensuing year:-Pres., Mrs. x.
B. Mcintyre; vice pres, Mrs. Flora Flint;
90 Mrs N w Morton: treas Mrs. II.