Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-17

] e.. e.. Walker, the nlEht operator, and
} his wife and child are now living in G. w.
, Haywards house on South Pleasant
street, having moved from Enfield, n. H.,
, Tuesday.
, Mrs. Carrie Sehoolcraft, after months
visit with her mother, Mrs. Samuel Bow
, man, la this village and relatives in War
rem, started Monday night for her home
/ below Quebec
Mrs. J. W. Rowell, who has been in Bos-
ton several weeks receiving special treat
ment for her eyes, is much encouraged by
the statement OF the oculist that recovery
is quite possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dyke are again
at their farm beyond ID. Il. Morses, Mrs.
| Dyke having finished her fall term OF
/ school in Stock bridge, and Mr.. Dyke his
work in Barnard.
! Miss 5. /. Parish has rented the main
4 part OF Mrs. Ida Batchelder's house on
Pearl street and moves today from the |
upper tenement in John h. Tewksbury's 1
house on Prospect avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Powers and their !
daughter, Mrs. Julia Cummings, were
called to Plainfeld yesterday by the cri- /
tical illness Of Mr.. Powers sister, Mrs 4
| Taylor, who WIS here for some time in /
the summer.
At the Rebekah whist party last Thurs
day evening there were Is "a bles OF play
ney and Mrs. r. +. Emerson. The next
session Will be Friday evening, November
Is, in Odd Fellows hall.
w. w. Tyler received belated message
Tuesday announcing the death of his
brother, Abner Tyler, Saturday at Paul
Smith's in New York state. The deceased,
who was about 60 years Of age, left wife,
a son and two daughters.
The Cooperative creamery paid %
gVs.r.tg A O.. 4
butter fat In October, made 1900 pounds
Of butter and paid patrons 1888. The
Brigham creamery also paid % cents net I
for butter fat during October. 4
Mrs. Sarah Thompson OF Newport, n.
H., who had been visiting her brother, {
Z. 5. Booth, since Saturday, went this {
morning to Barre for the rest of the
week, accompanied by Mr.. Booth, who
has some telephone work there.
Mrs. Jehiel Williams, who went out to ..
Dunning, ILL.,, several weeks ago to take J
care OF her son, Frank, in severe case Of !
typhoid fever, has fallen i'll herself, threat
ened with an attack OF fever, which, it is :
believed, however, has been broken up. !
The son is now able to sit up little and :
as soon as both are stronger start will be !
made for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Lamb, who came Z
from Detroit, Mich, the Sth inst with \
the body of Mrs. Lambs father, o. h. 4 n
Rumrill, and have been renewing their h
former acquaintance with Randolph and
Braintree in the last ten days, leave today a
for Burlington to spend week with MIR. h
Lambs brother law, Deacon Earl Cush- q
man, before returning to Detroit. D
Mrs. George c. Flint was the lecturer a
in charge oithe program at the grange sat
uruay evening, which consisted of a read
ing by Als, +. l.. Bass, a recitation by Mrs
W, b. Avery, talk on the doings Of the
legislature by Representative ID. Ii. Morse,
a recitation BY Miss Eva Snow, descrip-
ton of the Worlds fair at st. Louis by u
Mrs. l.. p. Thayer and reading by Miss
Winnifred Mann. il
r. G. Smith has sold out the Earl bakery
to Mrs. +. d. Cutler Of Barre, who intends Fl
10 put in tables and tit IL up for a lunch Il
room, serving meals at all hours. Mr.
smith, who has large number Of candy "
orders on hand, will 90 to his farm at the .
Center TO fiji them, and then join Mrs. <,
smith in Fitchburg, Mass, for the winter.
Mr.. Cutler took possession Of the bakery
the 10th for his wife, who arrives today. ',
The Thanksgiving service this year will -
be a little out of the ordinary in that short
addresses by laymen will take the place OF
The usual sermon by some one OF the pas
tors. The service, which viii be in charge I =
II Rev. DR.. A. L. Cooper, will be held in
he NJ. +. church al 1880 O'Clock next
Thursday morning, and the speakers will 4
be Prin. b. q. Ham, f. A. Thomas, DR.. A.
Z. Bailey, j. ID. Denison and l.. B. john
son.
The Barre Daily Telegram, in which
W. III. Gladding OF this place is a stock
lolder, and OF which George Ryder, also
IF Randolph, is foreman, suspended q
operations Tuesday of last week on &C.
cunt Of insufficient funds TO continue. / I
November 10 the mortgages took L
possession OF the property and are issuing
he paper daily. Unless a private sale Il Z
made before December 9, the Telegram |
viii be disposed Of at auction.
NJ. NJ. Wilson has been in Burlington
ince Monday, being called there by theIll-
less Of bis brother, Hugh ID. Wilson, who n
lied Tuesday night OF Bright's disease, r
rom which he had been suffering for twol
months. The deceased had been a stenug- 4
apher at the Porter Screen forks in WIN
oskl, going there from the Central Yer
mont railroad office at St. Albans IN June. II
'he body viii be taken to his native town. 4
bethel, Friday for the funeral service,
,hich viii be held al O'Clock IN the
tternOon. l.
;hureh Notes. IC
The Ladies society Of the Baptist church
leets with Mrs. H. A. Leonard THURSDAY. z
be 18th,
Union service will be held next Sunday
gening at the Christian church. Rev. q. -
:. Ladd will speak.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Christian
hurch wln meet with Mrs. B. ]. Pratt
rlday afternoon, Nov. ..
Rev DIR. A. l.. Cooper Will preach In the
/. Z. church next sunday morning. sun
~ school at - MS Epworth League at =
80 p. m. n