Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-01-22

Miss Mary Morse visited in Barre last
week.
Bessie F. Bliss is recovering from an at
tack OF tonsilitis.
John l.. Udall went Friday 10 Chester to
remain over Sunday.
c. +. Pope returned Saturday from a
two or three days trip to Montpelier.
Mrs. Frank Fonda of St. Adams visited
her mother, Mrs. G.. f. Jones, last week.
Miss Lura Montgomery was guest at
Caleb Eaton's in Rochester over Sunday.
Miss Esther George visited Miss Emma
Rowell in South Royalton Friday and Sat-
urday
The Brigham creamery paid 81 cents a
pound for butter fat during the month OF
December.
Mrs. NJ. f. Thomas of Boston is SPEND
ing a couple OF weeks at Glenside with
Mrs. 5. V. Holman, arriving Friday.
G. II. Bradley, superintendent of the
Farm school at Thompson's Island, Bos-
ton, and Mrs. Bradley were guests at ID.
II. Morseis last week, leaving Friday.
The thirty-first annual fair OF the Dog
River Valley Fair association will be held
at Mortified, Sept. 10, Is and IL, 1908.
The above dates avoid conflict with the
Woodstock, Brattleboro and st. Johns
bury fairs.
Excelsior Encampment, /. o. o. F.,
installed the following officers Friday
evening in Odd Fellows hall
patriarch, l.. q. Erskine; high priest A.
n. HAYES senior warden, W. IL. kenney
Junior warden, Mark Goodell; scribe, n.
(. Buck; treasurer, j. p. Cleveland !
guide, r. l.. Kent; first watch, +. II.
Ketehum: second. +. A. Dunn; third, L.
a. Kent; fourth, j. w. Blanchard; inside
guardian, o. j. Maroott; outside guardian,
j. NJ. Atwood first guard, &. ID. smead
second, p. J. Blanchard. District Deputy
Grand Patriarch r. III. Ranney and Past
Chief Patriarch Y. +. Smith, both OF
Barre. were present After the installa-
ton light refreshments were served.
At the regular convocation of Beulah
chapter, No. 10, O. r. s., held Jan. 18TH
the following officers, elective and APP
pointive, were installed by Mrs. Lucy A.
Parish, past worthy matron, and Mrs.
Susa 5. Bass, past grand matron, acting as
marshal Miss Almira NJ. Fisk, W. NJ.
Lucius Webb, w. p; Mrs. Beulah ID.
Parker, A. NJ; Mrs. Jennie r. ABBOTT
sec: Mrs. Laura NJ. Clark, treas; Mrs.
Lucinda $. Cleveland, con-; Mrs. Mary l.,
Smith, asst. con-; Mrs. Lynda M. Whit
comb, Adah: Mrs. Ellen L.Goodwin, Ruth
Mrs. Ella l.. Shattuck, Esther; Mrs. Irene
q. Rumrill, Martha; Miss Elida ID. New
city, Electa; Mrs. Martha Dupuis, warder
X. r. Parker, sentinel; Mrs. Susa $. Bass,
chaplain; Mrs. Ella NJ. Chamberlain, mar
shall; Mrs. Gertrude S. Booth, pianisti j.
p. Cleveland, Susa 5. Bass, Ella l.. Shat
tuck. finance CON-; Lucinda ;. Cleveland,
Beulah ID. Parker, Lizzie w. Hebard, j. 4.
Cleveland, relief com.
J.F. Carrigan had communication in
SATURDAYS ST. Adams Messenger, in
which he reviewed the ''spotter" incident
al st. Adams, of which he was the chief
character, and which created much com
ment throughout the state. He gave full
version OF how he came TO engage in this
kind OF work OF how he was furnished
with money by officials and members oil
the Anti Saloon League with which 70
purchase liquor and then was TO notify
me authorities; how he drank, was ar
rested and fined for intoxication; how he
was deserted by those who had employed
him; and how his fine was raised and paid
by outsiders. According TO his letter
SLIM has a deep grievance against q. ".
Morrow, Of the League, for the part ne
took in leading him into this line oil work,
and holds him responsible for the injury
that has come TO his character and repu-
tation therefrom. Jim says he "has had
enough of Morrow and his followers, and
is ready to vote for high license"