Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-03-26

And throughout the house is stealing
just welcome touch Of chill
All poor furnace fire forgotten
None al your demise can grieye
When they think Of what's invested
In the ashes that you leave.
Miss Maud Lombard was in Woodstock
Thursday and Friday Of last week.
Miss Ruth Thresher spent Sunday in
Montreal with her father, f. l.. Thresher.
Mrs. Frank Wyman and baby have been
visiting in Waterbury and Montpelier
lately.
Miss Sarah Chedel Of Pittsfield was a
guest last week at y. w. MeCollom's,
leaving Saturday.
Henry Manchester and his daughter OF
Mechanicsville, n. Y, were at the Valley
farm over Sunday.
John Abbott OF Winchester, Mass, was
the guest OF his father-in-law, II. p. San
ford, the first OF the week.
Miss Emma Moses came Saturday from
Rochester for two weeks vacation from
her duties as teacher in that village.
The Senior class Of the High school is
to give the play, 1.-THE Penalty Of Pride"
in the town hall at Brookfield Friday
evening, April 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chambers of
I ~ Alsf AhNA RNNh NA0lAAhE AtAAs
Chambers sister, Mrs. w. f. Rand,
arriving Saturday.
George GiIchrist OF White River juno
ton, assistant route agent for the
American Express company, paid an
official visit to this place saturday
Mrs. c. r. Stevens has been entertaining
this week her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j.
Chase and her brother, Paul, Of White
River Junction, who came Saturday.
Miss Nellie Wyman has been at home
for few days vacation from her work
at the Heaton hospital in Montpelier,
arriving Saturday and going back yester-
day
BIZ. Kicker shipped Monday IS hogs
/ (64c) and 10 calves (4c 10 &C.,, and George
/ Hatch shipped for c. T. Atwood OF Wood
stock 10 hogs (6lc.) and calves (5c. and
4 63c.)
DR.. Gilman Frost and son OF Hanover,
I \. H., were at VIM. H. Dubois over Sun
day, and Mrs. Frost and daughter came up
Monday morning to return with them on
( the afternoon express.
I Miss Carrie sault has returned from
I Bellows Falls, being obliged 10 take rest
I from her duties as stenographer for the
/ Vermont Farm Machine company on ac-
count Of impaired health.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Dana OF Middlesex came
/ last Thursday to see their daughter, Mrs.
Henry Bagley, who had been very sick,
/ but whose condition then warranted their
returning home the next day
Mr.. and Mrs A. Z. Kendrick and
daughter viii open their house ON south
| Main street, which has been closed
/ during their three months, solourn at
the Northheld House in Mortified.
Mrs. Herbert Church Of Lowell, Mass,
stopped here Monday, to see her brother,
I tieorge W. Drew, on her way home from
/ Warren, where she was called last week by
the death OF her mother, Mrs. Joseph
Drew.
Mrs. Irene Dyer, who makes her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Charles II. Mich
OILS, in New York, arrived Monday night
on a visit to her son and daughter IN Kan
dolph. ID. T. Dyer and Mrs. b. A. Man
chester.
Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs. Charles
Wilson OF White River Junction were here
/ last Thursday to attend the district meet
I ing of the Order Of the Eastern star ana
were the guests OF the former ; sister, MIS-
Harriet Mcbride.
Mrs. lamar Angel, whose mental dis
order was seriously aggravated by an
attack OF the grip, was taken to Water
I bury Friday for treatment, accompanied
{ nv her daughter, Miss Harriet, and her
nephew, DIR. f. Z. Angel.
Mrs. II. p. Sanford, who had been away
six months, most of the time with her
daughter, Mrs. c. q. Dubois, IN Chicago,
and for the last few weeks in Winchester,
( Mass. with her elder daughter, Mrs. John
Abbott, reached home Monday night.
Charles Griswold, who for 10 years has
been connected with chair shop in Gard,
+ ner. Mass, of which he is now second
I family IN KAN
I dolph from East Templeton about the 10th
OF April to live with his father, Frank
Griswold.
Charles II. Fitch OF Windsor was IN
town last Thursday to look over the Kim
! ball Public library, whose builders the
I toss BROTHERS OF Fitchburg, Mass, are
among the bidders for the contract 10
erect Inc new $4,000 library building AZ
I Windsor. the gift OF native of that place,
Mr.. Franklin Blood, who IS also the pehe.
factor. though to a smaller extent, OF
I Weathersfield and BROWNSVILLE.
Mrs. Nellie Morse, who had been at J. b.
sargent's for few days to see her daugh-
Z ter, Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh, before the lat-
I ter departure TO her new home IN spring
| field. went back to Montpelier Monday,
accompanied by her daughter, Nina, VINO
/ had been passing a two weeks vacation
| mere. Mrs. Morse is boarding her daugh-
/ ter and son, Leon, in Montpelier while they
pursue their studies at the Methodist sem
mary.
/ At the 9th annual meeting Of the Yer
mont state Dental association, held in
huntington last week, DIR. George q.
/ Cheney of st. Jobnsbury, who is well
/ known in Randolph, led the discussion on
/ the question Of whether the association
+ should have any voice in the appointment
/ of the state board OF dental examiners. A
change in the term Of office OF the mem
+ bers Of the board TO five years was adNo-
csted and a committee, OF which DIR. T..
/ a blanchard is one, was chosen to con-
slider this subject and submit an amend
ment to the constitution at the next an
/ nual meeting OF the society.