Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-02-12

last Thursday to spend Sunday with he
| daughter, Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh.
! Pearl p. Iamsou is away on a tire
weeks trip to Boston and New York, Wis
/ iting at the latter city his brother, John
| who is attending nautical college.
NJ. II. Miller Of Pomfret was a guest a
/ DIR. II. ii. McIntyre's Tuesday, stoppinl
\ here on his wayato Montpelier TO attent
the Maple Sugar Makers convention.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blair, who came her,
about three weeks ago to take care OF be
daughter, the late Mrs. Anna (Blair
| Flint, during her last sickness, returned
to Warren Tuesday.
The dedication Of the Kimball Publ,
library building will be Tuesday, Feb "a
and the address will be delivered by Rev
NJ. II. Buckham OF Burlington, president
OF the University OF Vermont.
The banquet committee OF the West
Randolph grange requests the ladies Of the
organization please to bear in mind the
banquet to be given Saturday evening,
Feb II, and to each carry pie or cake.
II. p. Sanford went to Chicago last Fri
day to visit his grandson, William Sanford
Dubois, infant SON of Mr.. and Mrs. {. G..
Dubois. Mrs. Sanford, who has been In
Chicago some months, will return with
him.
Mrs. Emily Lazelle was taken to Plain
Geld Tuesday by her son, &. +. Lazelle, of
White River Junction and will spend
some time there with her brother in law,
DR.. William Lazelle, in the hope that the
change may benefit her health.
The delegates from U. s. Grant Post to
the G. A. r. encampment at Rutland Feb
ruary 25 and 26 are F. II. Ketchum and e.
T. sault' Others who are planning to at
tend the encampment are Capt. j. f. Ell
dredge, B. f. Bowman and Mr.. and Mrs.
+. n. Rising.
Mrs. S. " Holman closed Glenside Sat
urday and is spending two or three weeks
with friends and relatives here before
going to Boston, in which place she ex-
poets TO be about the first of March. She
viii return TO Randolph in the spring or
early summer.
The case Of Mrs. Hannah Reed OF Green
vile, n. H., against her daughter, Mrs.
John +. kimball, a suit TO recover for
work done and money furnished, was
heard here yesterday before e. w. smith,
Esq, of Wells RIVER, referee, who now has
-he matter under consideration.
Harry A. Segel, who has be n managing
The closing out sale of the Colburn Cloth I
ing company's stock. went to his home in
Barre Sunday, and his place at the store
" t.
Harry Yeti, the advertising manager,
drove to his home in Montpelier Sunday. !
+. A. Bagley finishes work in the Emer- |
son mill March LIST and expects to leave |
town at that time. Mrs. Bagley is with /
her sister at Roxbury, Mass, and Mr.. |
Bagley will break up housekeeping at |
once. The tenement he vacates in the |
Norman Nichols house will be taken by |
Elmer Bean.
The body of Horace Steele, who died !
saturday morning at the home of his |
laughter. Mrs. ID. A. Cook in Barre, was
brought here Monday on the express and 4
aiken to West Brookfield for burial. Mr.. |
steele, who was 50 years of age, left two /
children, Mrs. Cook and Fred Steele of /
iouldsyille. Death was due to pneu- |
nonia.
Edwin Young has secured a clerkship in /
he general store and postoffice of Chester /
Dow Of STAFFORD. Mrs. Young has moved 4
INTO the upper part of the house in which /
hey have been living on Central street. /
md the lower part will be occupied by Mr..
Young's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. /
Dung, who are moving from the farm 4
hey recently sold in Bethel.
At the close Of the Woman's Relief oorps
meeting Saturday evening, an hour was
ipent for the good OF the order. and MEM
Ders of the q. A. r. post were invited to
be present. Mrs. Z. +. Abbott gave two
'eadings, "rhe Old Canteen" and aPat
md the Pig, and songs, which were much 4
appreciated We're rendered by Rev. Brown
p. smith and trio composed OF Robert
sault, Naldo Kirby and Alice Buck. A
collation. was also served.
Leroy Dustin, who works for Charles
8lodgett, was badly hurt yesterday while
irawlng wood in Roxbury. He was bend
n NJ nr 81 a D
&c Slid from the roof OF a shed onto his
read and back, burylng him beneath its
weight so that he was eXtricated with
considerable difficulty. Both knees and
me ankle were sprained. Mr.. Dustin has
,een rather unfortunate lately, having his
land badly lscerated and one finger cut
~ before this accident.
Hon. Y. /. Spear, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w
lail, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Bass and B. F. 4
5oWman are IN Montpelier today TO at
end the Maple Sugar Makers convention
nd the banquet this evening. Mrs. V. Il
pear. who was intending to be of the
'arty, is detained at home by hard cold.
On account OF illness DIR. W. NJ. Keltv i
prevented from singing at the banquet.
$ previously announced, and Miss NJ.
blanche sparhswk will not be one Of the
oloists either as expected.
The Book club held its regular meeting
aAAANdg dAAtEHuun Win MIS-. Homer
). Bell with an attendance OF IS members i
nd invited guests. "New Jersey was
be subject of the evening. and the QUO
atoms were from Talmage Mrs. II. b. I
fletcher read Current Events and Mrs
7. r. Abbott had a well written paper on
The Cities of New Jersey.h Mrs.
William Bass read an interesting des-
ription of Nineland from ILLUSTRATED
'inelsndn by ID. o. Kellogg, and Mrs
'Oca bel MCINTYRE pave the laafrs ~ I
enett Of painstaking research in q very
xcelient paper on The Famous Men Of
lew Jersey" The secretary Of the cluf
ad received letter from the trustees OF
be public library acknowledging Of 81