Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-02-04

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j. G. Sherburne OF Pomfret and hi
daughter are at the Randolph Inn for tw,
weeks, arriving Saturday. Mr.. Sherburne
who is suffering from nervous prostration
is here for osteopathie treatment.
Mrs. +. NJ. Chandler, who had been tht
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. H. II. Mcintyre
went back to Burlington Monday, and heI
daughter. Mrs. L. G. White, and little girl
who had been here with her, returned Il
Windsor Tuesday.
Mrs. Leslie II. Rumrill was called te
Brookiield last Thursday by the illness Of
her mother, Mrs. Eliza Stoughton, who
was suffering from bronchitis, but was so
much better Saturday that Mrs. Rumrill
was able to leave her.
Miss NJ. Blanche sparhawk returned
last night from her trip to Proctor ana
Chester. She sang at the Choral festival
and In church in Proctor, and last Sunday
/ sang in Chester, where she was the guest
of Miss Annie Chandler.
| The state board of cattle commission
ers-N. /. Spear Of Randolph, DIR. r. A.
/ Rich Of Burlington and DR.. George
/ Stephens of White River Junetion-met at
4 the Maple Sugar market yesterday TO plan
the work for the next few months.
Harold shattuek, aged IA, son OF Mrs.
Addie Allard, died Wednesday OF last
WICK Dl Int 1AfuN iIuiDtFE Iafm In
Bethel, and the funeral was held Saturday
The body was placed in the tomb at Bethel
and will be taken to Woodstock later for
lnterment.
T.. Estabrook of Bennington, who has
charge of the erection OF the Kimball
mausoleum in Southyiew cemetery. is in
town for few days on other monumental
business. As soon as the frost is out OF
the ground the stone for the mausoleum
will be ready to be laid.
The ladies of the Methodist church had
pleasant soeiable and supper at Ed
sons hall last Thursday evening and reals
lied s11. During the evening, r. c. Smith
OF the Earl Baking company came in and
made quantity Of candy, which was
quickly disposed OF among those present,
adding to the receipts.
There were thirteen tables at the whist
party given by the Rebekahs in /. O. o. r.
hall Tuesday evening. II was a very en-
loyable affair and the winners were Mrs.
George r. Hutchinson and Mrs. Otis Du-
mas with score OF plus "a. Pretty prizes
were bestowed to reward the successful
ones and to console the heaviest losers.
The Brooklyn Whist club had de-
lightful session Friday evening at ed |
sons hall, where five tables were filled |
with devotees Of the game. 1t was Gentle |
mems Night, and the highest score, plus
II, was made by ID. F. Lewis and Mrs.
Will Slack. Yesterday afternoon the
ladies met with Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard.
The Baptist society has extended call
to the Rev. Samuel Knowles of North
Adams, Mass, to become pastor OF the
church in this village. A despatch from
Bennington in the st. Albans Messenger
OF yesterday states that Mr.. knowles 6as
resigned at North Adams, after pastor
ate Of three years, to accept the call from
Randolph.
DIR. l.. A. Noyes, who is in Randolph for
his annual vacation from the land OF Es-
quimaux and seals, thinks he has made a
mistake in his choice of a winter resort
After comparative study OF Thermometer
reports during the recent cold snaps, he
that Alaska is located in the ba-
mana belt; for Thermometers where he
has been never go lower than 10 below.
Miss Florence Kendalrs "extran for her
dancing class Friday evening at Grange
hall was a successful affair. Music
Tor the dancing was furnished by the
randolph orchestra, and the grand march
was led by Homer Clough and Miss Maud
Sleeper, and John Connolly and Miss (
Evelyn Nancy. A very excellent supper
Vas served IN the Grange dining room by
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Williams.
The Royalton association Of Cong'l min !
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present Revs. J. +. Whitney OF Royalton.
sherman Goodwin Of South Royalfon. 81 +.
2. Sargent OF Iunbridge, II. II. Abercrom :
Die OF Brookfield, q. w. Patterson of tho
ENTER and @. Il. I.add Of this village. The :
ermon before tn association was delivered
~ Mr.. Patterson, and Mr.. Sargent was ex- i
mined and given license to preach for
me year.
Rey.A. Carswell was in Burlington Tues i
law n n n lsa4sr -. /
ersary Of the conservation OF RI. Rev. a. K. | ,
iall as third bishop Of the diocese of Yer
mont. At this celebration the bishop an
bounced that 80, .35 had been contrib
tied in money since November 4 for the
ndowment fund of Bishop Hopkins Hal.
school for girls at Rock Point, and that q
$50 had been received in pledges. mall
ng total of $50, $50 80. The school i IN '
e reopened when 100000 has been secur-
Two way freights, from the north and e
outh, got in here Monday afternoon and
hifted around until the south bound was .
II out OF water and the north bound :
eariy so. As the railroad Is not allowed =
take water here on account of the
earelty, orders came for the north bound !,
nglne TO haul the south bound back Ia Y
'raintree to fill up. The north bound I
oweVer, not having a sufficient supply
or such task, it was ordered to Brain
rec on its own account first, then came o
aek and took the south bound engine up B
or drink after which they separated e
nd went their respective ways.
ThIrty-one mem bers OF the Snoyshoe b
Tub joined in the expedition Friday night p
; The Manchester. where they found an 9
egant supper awaiting them and spent a h
lost delightful evening. The party sci
u from A. f. Bass about half past seven II
I'd struck across the. fields. sliding r
own convenient inclines and taking the Il
p-grades and level stretches easily. Ar il