Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-03-19

his wife win join him tomorrow to begin
housekeeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vaughan of
Thompson's Island, Boston, are here to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Vaughan
brother, Cassius +. Morse.
Twenty-six hedgehog heads have been
presented at the town clerks Office lately
to claim the bounty, p OF the number
being the spells Of f. NJ. Deering.
The school directors Of Braintree organ
lied Saturday by making George c. Flint
chairman, Mrs. q. r. Ford clerk, and
Mrs. Blanche Fisher superintendent.
On account Of sickness at home, Miss
Emma Bailey will be unable to go away for
the millinery season as usual, but will
be glad to assist her friends at home a.
before.
In the report Of the Rochester club
last week, the name of one OF the star
performers in the drama, that Of Elton
Fish, was, through error, omitted from
the list.
Mrs. Margaret Smith Of Brookline,
Mass, arrived Saturday and is assisting in
the care OF Mrs. Wales I. Bass, who has
been very i'll with bronchitis and serious
stomach trouble.
The Brigham creamery paid 30 cents
pound for butter fat during February.
The Cooperative creamery paid oslo. a
pound, made 25, 740 pounds of butter, and
the patrons received 1854.
Miss Harriet Angel, who is employed
by the futile Publishing company of
Rutland, has been at home for week or
two, caring for her mother, Mrs. lamar
Angel, during an attack of the grip.
All public library books must be re-
turned to the library rooms ON or before
SATURDAY, March 21. IL people do not
happen to find the library rooms open.
they can leave the books at Mrs. II. G..
Morton's drug store.
Lucius Webb, while handling logs at his
mill in East Granville, had his foot badly
crushed Friday through the slipping OF q
canthook, which allowed one Of the logs
70 roll onto him. He is able, however, to
be about on erutches.
Mrs. Charles +. Leavitt, after six
months solourn in Randolph for the BEN
efit Of her health, went back to Boston
yesterday, accompanied by her cousin,
Miss Ada Burroughs, who expects to re-
main with her for week or ten days.
II. L. Reed is spending week with his
family in this village, coming Tuesday
from Springfield, Mass. where he has
formed partnership with H. II. Davis,
under the firm name OF the Springfield
Package Delivery and Express company
One OF their wagons is being built by {.
w. Proper.
Attention is called to section IS of the
village bylaws, which says:-''All water
rates shall be paid annually and shall be-
come due and payable on the first day OF
March in each year, and any rates remain
ing unpaid on the 3lst day OF said March
shalt be payable at the office of the water
commissioners.
George W. Drew was called to Warren
Tuesday by news OF the critical illness
OF his mother, Mrs. Joseph Drew, whose
death, from pneumonia, occurred before
years OF age. daughter, Mrs. Church |
OF Lowell, Mass, went through here
yesterday on her way TO Warren.
The Dartmouth college quartet will give
2 concert in Dubois a Gays hall Wednes- |
day evening, March 25, under the auspices /
Of the Randolph High School Athletic as /
sociation. Dancing viii follow the con-
cert, music being furnished by the college 4
boys. The quartet is under the direction /
OF Prof. Z. II. Morse, musical director of 1
the college.
f. W. Tewksbury was in Chelsea satur-
day on business connected with the forgery
Ease of Arthur Luck OF East Randolph.
who obtained bail on the Williamstown
offence. but was at once arrested for passing
/ worthless check at the store OF III NJ
Iewksbury & Co. here. States ATTORNEY
Jonant Of Bradford prosecuted, and Luck
was again committed to jail under bonds
Of 5000.
The ladies of the Methodist church
1raYeu the skeptieism Of the community
N these days of slowly dripping SAP
iponts and gave the first ''new sugar. 4
lsrtF Of the season Monday evening.
erving the usual pickles. doughnuts
md rolls with the delectable dainty.
The sugar, of flavor and quality to con-
ound the critical, was made BY Clarence I
Webster and the proceeds of the party
to about sl6-
George Fits, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Fits, Mr..
nd Mrs. J. NJ. Ryder, Carlos Pratt, c. n.
INGALLS, and Misses Gertrude and Jessie
'earsOns vent to Roxbury Yesterday to ,
ttend the funeral of Mrs. Elhsnan Fits
or many years resident in this vicinity.
rho died suddenly Sunday morninP
saying a husband and two sons. Gary
tits of San Francisco and Wilbur Fits
no is station agent at Roxbury.
Eugene L. Marshall Of Wflliamstewn !
nd Miss Annie l., adopted daughter Of !
lon and Mrs. Henry W. Fits. were nlar-
ed At 1000 yesterday forenoon at the
ONE OF the brides parents. two and one
alf mikes from this village, BY Rev. r. q.
ainey, pastor OF the Methodist church. :
he only witnesses were the immediate !
alatiyes OF the contracting parties. includ- :
* the groom's mother and stepfather.
IT. and Mrs. Metcalf Of Brookfiefd. The :
Dung couple left on the rs express for
edding trip TO Marlboro. Boston ana e
ynn. On their return they will take M {
leir residence in Williamstown. where
le groom has position as clerk in ].
eat market.
r.. IT
osed Tuesday, and the goods attached :
7 Mr.. Aliens creditors. among the =
saviest being Cross. Abbott & Co. OF
hte River Junction, whose claim