Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-03-12

The Woman's Relief Corps held a pleas
ant sociable with supper at Mrs. A. Cur
by's on Elm street Tuesday afternoon.
Scion Leland has rented the Webstel
house on Weston street and viii NOV,
from b. G. Bass house on School street.
Have YOU got your Kimball Library
souvenirs yet? Better attend to it before
you forget it and before they are all gone
The seventeen months-old child OF Mr.
/ and Mrs. Ernest Luce is sick with scaria-
| tina at the home under DR.. G.. w. SCOTS
office.
f. n. Jerd has enlarged his meat market
| by moving the rear partition of ID. c.
Woodward's office, which joins the mar
ket, ten feet to the front.
N. c. Buck has beefSIfhsent from the
office of the Buck Print taSaQany this
week, beng engaged at#hofne TIA stub
born tussle with the grip.
Frank Rice and family have left the
Parkhurst house on Central street to take
up their abode for awhile in Newcomville,
between Barnard and Bethel.
T.. T. Lille has sufficiently recovered
from his recent severe attack of bronchial
pneumonia to be up about the house and
even to venture out OF doors. U
A son, Clarence Steadman, was born in
New York Monday, the 9th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Eckert Chandler, and grand
son of Col. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler.
Herbert Campbell, while driving into a
yard at the Green Mountain stock farm,
collided with a gate post and was thrown
of the sled, breaking his collar bone.
Alonzo Emery and his son, Clarence,
have returned from Washington, ID. c.,
with the intention, it is understood, of re-
suming farming operations IN Bethel.
A daughter was born in st. Albans
March to Mr.. and Mrs. +. Henry Free
man. Mrs. Freeman is pleasantly remem-
bered in Randolph as Miss Bertha Lane.
The Buck Printing company has en-
larged its quarters by utilizing the base
ment of the block for a stock room, to
which flight Of inside stairs now leads.
Miss Mary Wilson, who was threatened
for few days with an attack of rheu-
matte fever at the home of her brother, NJ
M. Wilson, was able Tuesday to return
to Bethel.
j. w. Gabrielle bought a handsome
bay horse of Henry Fits for ID. f. Hunt
of Reading, Mass, and shipped the
animal to it's new owner Monday in care
of b. f. Herrick.
NJ. b. Rumrill is moving from the Car
rigan house on Central street to the farm
who is to take trip soon to Chicago and
perhaps farther west.
The town clerk expresses a wish that
those who have dog licenses to see to
would make their appearance before the
last OF the month so as to avoid a grand
rush at the last minute.
U. S. Deputy Marshal Luke Parish was
to Newbury Tuesday to escort
to Chelsea Jail j. A. Hutton. who has been
indicted for fraudulency in ordering goods
in another mans name.
Mrs. Eugene Williams of Hartford, Ct,
is visiting Mrs. Ellen Young Of this VIII
lage and Mrs. Henry Preston OF Bethel
Gilead for week before going to North
field to see her mother.
/. d. Williams has purchased Of the S.
moved from the kimball Public Library
lot and is making some motions towards
putting il ON Dudley street.
Miss Ada Burroughs came home Mon
day from South Royalton. where she had
been assisting her aunt, Mrs. John Mud
gett, through the sickness and death of
the latter's mother, Mrs. Clifford.
II. p. Sanford arrived Saturday from
Winchester, Mass, where he stopped on
his way home from Chicago with Mrs.
Sanford, who is still at Winchester with
her daughter, Mrs. John Abbott.
Mrs. L. j. Blakeley, who had been STAY
ing with her sister, Mrs. Myron fuller, in
North Iunhridge for two weeks, came
home Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs. Tul-
Ter, who is to remain until Saturday.
b. F. Kicker shipped Monday 12s hogs
t6c to 6fc), S calves (5c to Gel and head
Of cattle. George Hatch shipped for c.
T. Atwood of Woodstock p hogs f54c to
6icl, 2 calves t6c) and II head OF cattle.
Miss Bessie Woodward has resigned her
position as organist at the Christian
church, and Miss Edith Marcott. who is
studying music IN Boston. will take the
place as soon as she returns from the city.
Owing to the heavy rain Saturday even
ing, which caused a great shrinkage in the
usual attendance at the grange, the musi-
cal program arranged by John Hutchinson
was postponed 70 next Saturday evening.
Gentlemen's night Of the BROOKLYN
whist club occurred last Thursday even
ing. when 3 drove 10 VIII Stacks. where
the favorite game held the close attention
Of the guests, with brief intermission for
Dr. W. NJ. Kelly leaves today for his
home in Lynn, Mass, and from there will
start on a southern trip for the heneft Of
his health. the Bermudas being a possible
objective point. lie intends to be hack
here early IN April.
Mrs. }. q. Mann went TO Ogdensburgh.
y. Y. this morning, after STAY Of three
weeks at the home Of her father. Il. 4.
Parsons. Her sister and husband. Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Conner Of Manchester
were here over sunday.
The A. b. Cushman Real Estate agency
has sold for Mrs. l. e. Hooper of Ticerf-
deroga, y v, her house, occupied hv
Mrs. q. +. Learned. and land on Thaver
brook 10 Mrs. Rose r. Ash Of Brookfeld.
who viii soon take possession.
Mrs. Lucrctia Pearsons was taken seri-
ousiy ~ Wednesday Of last week and re-
maincd so for several days. but IS nov