Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-17
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

AlAHAHa A1A a A"3 f-NtAt
Mrs Byron Goodwin was able to be up 1
yesterday after a hard attack Of the grip.
Mrs. z. l.. Hills has gone to Springfield, i
Mass, to spend two weeks with sister /
The Chautauaua Circle is invited to !
meet with Mrs. 5. g. Bass Monday even /
ing.
Rev. F. q. Rainey preached last Sunday |
in the Congl church in exchange with
Rev. G. E. Ladd.
Miss Mary Gotta Of Waterbury was with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gotta,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
DR.. w. NJ. Kelly will sing in Montpelier
tomorrow night At the banquet Of the
Vermont Dental association.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Sanford are in Win
chester. Mass, with their daughter, Mrs.
John Abbott, going yesterday
Guy e. Woodward Of Dartmouth
college came home Tuesday to attend
the McClary lecture that evening.
The brokers office in Dubois a Gays
block, under the management OF q. +.
Blood, opened for business yesterday
Mrs. S. II. Mccullough Of White River
Junction visited her mother, Mrs. A. +.
Kendriek, at the Randolph Inn yesterday.
Miss Carrie Granger, who spent the vim
ter with her sister, Mrs. q. J. Prince, has
gone to Worcester, Mass, leaving yester-
day
Miss Anna Eastman. a student in the
| High school, went to her home in East
Topsham yesterday for the weeks vaea-
I tion.
Miss Eliza Hobart Of New York, sister
4 OF f. A. Hobart, has been critically III for
/ few weeks al Mrs. Bessie Tilson's on
I Central street.
4 Miss Florence Howe, who had been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. =. p.
/ Howe, since Saturday, went hack 10
/ Manchester, n. H., yesterday.
Mrs. Edwin sprague Of Brookheld, who
4 has been at DR.. Gifford's sanitarinm some
time. is staying now for a while at D.
NJ. English's on Central street.
Rev. and Mrs. Fraser Metzger reached
home Friday from st. townsville, y. T.,
where Mr.. Metzger will return the hrst OF
the week to attend TO some business mat
ters.
Mrs. Il. Il. Spicer returned Monday from
six weeks stay in Chelsea, Mass, where,
during her absence, the death Of her
hrother's wife. Mrs. j. Ii. Kibhee, oecurr-
ed as the result OF shock.
Fifteen freight cars off the track be-
tween West Hartford and Hartford de-
layed the trains last night so that the
mail, due at 2 a. m, did not reach mere
until after 10 O'Clock this forenoon.
W. e. Rand was in Bellows Falls and
! Townshend from Friday to Monday, yis-
, iting his parents at the latter place. Dur
ing his absence his place as carrier in the
rural delivery route was taken by A. j.
Huse.
The opera, "Pinatore,n is to be given
nv local talent April ii and Is. The next
{ rehearsal will be at DIR. A. {, Bailey's
! Friday evening at 1880 o'clock. Every
member of the company IS urged TO b'
! present.
Miss Ethel Blodgett, who had been
tho guest OF her sister Mrs. A. l.. Russ
low. left here Sunday night for Man
chester. n. H., and Boston, and from
: the latter place viii return to her home
E in ST. Johnsbury.
! There will be basket ball game in Du-
y Bois & Gays hall Tuesday evening be-
tween the Young Mems club OF this place
and a team from Norwich university
Northfield. A dance will follow witt
music from Northfield.
: Charles L. Holman has bought thu
e Bancroft place just south OF the Man
a chester farm and part OF the estate o
/ his brother. the late 5. " Holman, ane
I i fixing it up, intending to keep th'
horses he buys in the West there.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. Huntington, wit
had been visiting in Lebanon, \. II.
: were at j. w. Atwood's Tuesday nlght
leaving NNshNihd9 AbA 4NN-d
4 Barre with Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Granger
! and from there will proceed to thei
home in Burlington.
R.F. Kicker shipped this week 75 hogs
75 calves and cattle, earring here II hog
and 13 calves. For the hogs he paid IRON
n al to s cents a pound and for the calVe
y from 3 to 81 cents pound. The stock tran
:, was 50 delayed Monday that, instead Q
I leaving in the morning, it never reached
here until half past nine in the evening.
w. W. Seymour OF Swampscott, Mass
and z. L. Seymour Of Lynn, Mass, cam
" Friday to attend the funeral OF thel
n mother. the late Mrs. Mary J.. Seymour
Ie which was held Saturday afternoon 9
9 the home OF the son -in-law, =. u saul
A grandson Of the deceased, w. T.. San
of Lynn, Mass, was also present an
remained in town over Sunday.
g Can't. j. e. Eldredge, department CON
= mander OF the Vermont g. A. r., VII
was ia Boston last week secured ,t,' q
cation TO the National encampmen
Which opens in that city the 10Th
e August The Vermont headquarters WI
al he al Copley Square hotel in close prol
70 unity to the National headquarters an
to the general barracks IN Mechanic
Fair building.
Three gentlemen from Franklin Fall
n. H..
ty Il Daniels. x-congressman, and Ho
TX CYRUS Sulloway, a representative IN Col
gress from New Hampshire, were
town yesterday and looked over u
KimbaIl Public library building. franl
lin. which has an endowment fund
p 81 500 for books. has just received gift
ss Sl5. 600 from Andrew Carnegie, TO which
% is the intention to add few more thousan
and erect a handsome library bulldin
While here, the gentlemen also looked
the pair Of high steppers belonging
tn George Panton of Brookfield and one
Ir- them. it is understood, took the matter
n purchase into consideration.
Today. the 18th OF March. is the Mi
lent festival of st. Patrick's day, 0
served in honor OF the apostle OF lrelan
ne who. however, was born in Scotland a
So only went to Ireland at the inslstenee
on A band of pirates, who carried him
as Midianite merchants did Joseph
sold him into six years of bondage
an irish chieftain. Escaping to frar
am he became monk and four years Ia
,lic returned to Scotland. In the year 400
began his missionary labors in lrelai
where it is claimed, he found no Chf
tians and left no heather. 81. Patrle
Nnaaa a.