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

Safely trusted till they know
Il has reached the point Of waxing
On aelean scraped bank Of snow.
A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. +. Allen.
II. c. Norton is moving to Middlebury
to engage in farming.
G. L. Hodges went to Utica, n. Y, Tues
day on business trip.
Mrs. l.. l.. Tanner Of Montpelier spent
Sunday at Mrs. Lucretia Parsons.
The w. &. 7. u. will meet with Mrs. S.
S. Clark Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cole Of Bethel Wis
tied at A. b. kinney's and Fabien Dupuis'
Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Mosher of North Pomfret
spent Thursday and Friday OF last week
at ID. Waldo's.
Mrs. G. w. A. Putnam gave a very
dainty tea last Thursday afternoon to a
party OF nine ladies.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. W. w. Morton Tuesday afternoon,
March "A, at 2:30 O'Clock.
Miss Grace Smith returned to SPRING
field Monday after a three weeks stay
with friends in Randolph.
The Book club will hold its annual
meeting Saturday afternoon, March p,
with Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre.
Hon. VIM. II. Dubois has been i'll for
week with erysipelas Of the face, from
which he is now convalescing.
F. w. Baldwin OF St. Adams was in
town Friday on business and was the
guest OF Hon. james Hutchinson.
Mrs Ella Hamlin, who had been living
with Mr.. and Mrs John L. Udall through
the winter, left Friday for her home in
Warren.
Miss Elva Porkhurst is a victim Of the
grip. and her place as teacher in the graded
school is being taken by Miss Winnifred
Mann.
Mrs. George Hoyt and her daughter,
Mrs. ". II. Herrick, were here for few
days last week, returning TO Montpelier
Saturday.
+. r. Emerson has commenced building
on the lot back of his residence a two
story house, 26X37, which viii face on
Highland avenue.
Mrs. c. 5. Parkhurst came home Mon
day from Washington, where she had
been passing three weeks with her son,
who is in poor health.
w. f. Avery and his brother, Harrison,
have gone to Bellows Falls to work in a
machine shop. The formers wife is still
here but will join him later.
Julian Grow ana Marcus Peck were here
from Burlington Friday to attend the
entertainment given by the senior class OF
the High school that evening.
Mrs. Mary Batiste, with her daughter, |
lisa bel, returned to Bellows Falls saturday
after spending few DAYS with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coulumbe.
Mrs. A. A. Smith, who had been with
her daughters, Mrs. George Cheney OF st. |
Johnsbury and Mrs. l.. ID. Wheeler OF
White River Junction, since January, I
reached home Tuesday.
Miss c. Kate Howard, after months
vacation spent with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. r. Howard, went back TO Fox |
croft, Me-, where she is teaching, Friday
for the spring term OF school.
Miss Jennie Godfrey is at home for a
three weeks vacation, her school in Hart /
ford closing week earlier than II other
wise would have done on account OF some
cases of scarlet fever in the village.
John II. Dubois, while driving, 1
wrenehed his side, in which Inflammation l
OF a serious nature developed Saturday.
He was confined to the bed for three days
but was able TO be out again Tuesday. 4
B.F. Kicker shipped Monday 65 hogs /
f6lc. and 6fc). calves &c. to &C., and 10
cattle (S15 TO s25 head. George Hatch /
shipped for c. r. Atwood OF Woodstock
head of cattle, hogs (6lc.) and y lambs
f5ic).
Miss Della Kendall, a guest for three
weeks at the home of her brother, J. n. 1
Kendall, returned to her home in south |
STAFFORD Monday. A brother, Fred Ken
dali of Pompanoosuc, was here over sun
day
On account Of impaired health, Miss
Mary $. Dubois is taking rest from her
duties as assistant in the High school Tor /
the rest OF this term, and Raymond W.
Brown. Dartmouth senior, is acting as
substitute.
Mrs. f. O. Blanchard and daughter /
went TO Burlington Monday to visit Rev.
and Mrs. q. w. Morrow. Yesterday they |
were Joined by Dr. Blanchard, who Is at I
tending the annual meeting OF the YER
mont State Dental association, held in that
city.
The A. b. Cushman Real Estate agency 1
has sold for A. +. Hastings his house ON
School street, the purchaser being Mrs.
LEROY Sargent. who bought the property |
a. an investment for 81 $50. Mr.. Hastings
mas purchased a farm in Bethel, OF which 4
he will soon take possession.
The annual convocation of Whitney |
Chapter. No. ., Il. 4. NJ, was hello IN 4
Dubois Il GAYS hall Monday afternoon,
and the following officers were elected -
h. Z. Parker. high priest; Orson WOOD
cock. king; l.. q. Erskine, scribe; r. L. /
SAINT. treasurer; A. j. Huse, secretary; J.
+. Tewksbury, captain of the host r. =
Whitcomb. principal surgeons u. ~ /
Howe, royal arch captain. The chapter |
has over q hundred members located m
nearly all the adjoining towns.
Two cars iumped ont of a freight train