Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-17

The Congressional Record is now sent Il
the reading room OF the Kimball Public
library, where it can be consulted by those
interested in the doings OF Congress and
what its members have to say on the
questions OF the day.
Frank Campbell's fifteen months-old
son, who suffered a shock affecting the left
side Thanksgiving day, has been steadily
falling ever since until there is but little
hope of his recovery. The father, too, Is
still in feeble health.
The Cooperative creamery paid 2sl
cents net a pound for butter fat during
| November, and made 2S,S00 pounds Of
butter at cost OF two cents pound for
making, and paid patrons s6,1s6. The
Brigham creamery paid "a cents net
pound for butter fat in the same month
A. ID. Ladeau is anxious to obtain con-
tributions of second hand clothing to
send to the city for the benefit OF the
poor II word is sent him through the
village pCstofiice or otherwise, he viii call
at the houses for the articles and see that
they are forwarded where they will do a
great deal Of good.
The Earl Baking company in the Howe
block has installed an elevator running
from the kitchen in the basement to the
store above, the back part OF which is
being fitted up for lunch room Such
shoppers and others, who will be glad to
know where they can get a bite in
emergencies.
Miss Ella Blaisdell OF East Randolph,
the trained nurse, was seized with the
grip while taking care of the late Mrs
Ellen Covllle and is now in a very critical
condition at Hudson II. Bailey's on
Maple street. DR.. j. M. Gle OF Hanover.
N. H., was here Tuesday as counsel In her
case, which is complicated by a serious
heart trouble. Her cousin, Mrs. Eva
Marble OF Middlesex, came yesterday to
see her.
The Central Vermont Railway COM
pany will sell round-trip excursion tickets
between all stations on its line north OF
Windsor, except in Canada, at fare and
one-third during the holidays; from
all stations in Vermont north Of Wind
sor, inclusive, to all points on the Central
Vermont railway in Canada, also to ,
Montreal and to Ottawa, via Montreal or !
Swanton, on the basis OF fare and one ,
third to st. Armand, added to fare one I
way beyond Excursion tickets will also !
Ne sold at reduced rates TO all points on
he Rutland, railroad via Burlington, and |
o points on the Ogdeqsburg division OF a
Rutland railroad, via Rouses Point
between and u years OF age. 3
an go at one-half the excursion rate. /
christmas holiday tickets will be good 4
,oing December "a and 25 and good re- 2
urning until January 4, inclusive. Newl
tears holiday tickets will be good going 4
December 81 and January1, inclusive, 4
nd good to return until January 4, in Il
lusive. !,
The members Of the senior class OF the is
randolph High school are revolving a b
ensible scheme in connection with their Il
radiation in the spring. They are seri- II
usly thinking of doing away with all the II
seless fripperies such as high-prieed or p
hestras, elaborate gowns, dress suits. and vi
he thousand and one things that have OF
zen tackled on year by year until by actual ia
nvestigation it has been found that the A
verage girl requires from $50 to $50 and his
be average boy at least S25 to close success W
llly their public school career. II Is pro-
osed to have plain graduation exercises tn
nth no nonsense and to use the money he
nus saved for trip to Washington. ID. C ST
J the vaea ion between the winter and he
Dring terms of school, ACCOMPANIED nv of
rim. and Mrs. F. T.. Prichard. Such n La
up can be managed, it is believed. for be
ueh less per capita than the usual elab- an
ate commencement has heretofore cost an
I'd Will be from every point of view 4 SO
uch better investment for the money
'me schools in Massachusetts, have
ready tried the plan and commend II lO'
ghly. .