Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-01-14
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

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Patrick Connolly has been i'll since sun
day, and is still confined to the bed.
Mrs. Guy p Lamson left last Thursday
for New York to spend little time with
her father, j. NJ. Ferguson.
Hon. ". l. Spear took trip Monday to
Wilmington, being called there by some
cattle commission business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh returned
to Springfield Monday after three weeks
yacationspent in this vicinity.
g. r. Grant has gone to New Haven,
Conn, having secured employment with
the Winchester Arms company OF that
city.
r. A. Smith is ill with a severe cold and
a nervous disorder affec ing his arms and
hands. His son, Roy, is taking his place
on the milk team.
Mrs. May Wyman Of Montpelier, an em-
ploye at the Randolph Inn, was sum
moned to Burlington Monday by the i'll
ness Of her brothers wife.
Miss Lena Ellison, after three days
stay at home, was called back TO bellows
Falls Friday by the serious illness OF
friend. Mrs. J. @. Pierce.
B. f. Kicker shipped Monday 175 hogs,
60 cattle, rs calves and 80 sheep, sending
from this station 16 calves (2c. to 5ac.), 40
hogs (4c. to 4Ac.l and II cattle.
On account of not being able'to secure
the services of the orchestra and for some
other reasons, the Rochester club has
postponed its entertainment from January
Is TO January p.
Miss Hazel Fairbanks, who has been
slowly convalescing from run OF rheu-
matte fever, was confined 70 the house
again for few days lately, but rs now
able TO be out once more.
The Cooperative creamery will pay its
patrons tomorrow about s6,90l, the rate
per pound for butter fat during December
being 23f cents. The creamery maue
81 900 pounds OF butter the past month.
Stepben Cushman of Barre, a former
resident OF Randolph, went through here
Friday on his way to work in Trenton,
NJ Saturday Mrs. Cushman spent the
day with her sister, Mrs. II. d. Banister-
The newly elected officers Of the grange
will be installed Saturday evening, January
%. and the exercises will be followed by
BANQUET, for which the ladies are requested
to carry pie or cake without further notice.
Twenty seven members Of the Snowshoe
club Joined in the run Monday evening
through the painless wilde Of Mari-Castle
park. and SO sat down ta he supper pre-
pared for the strenuous pleasure seekers
at the Randolph Inn.
B. ID. Chadwick has sold his interest
in the firm of Chadwick a Hazen, dealers
in farm machines at White River june
tion, to c. j. Sargent OF the Junction,
and is at home for little vacation before
engaging in other business.
Mrs. Mary McCrillis, who has been
housekeeper at DIR. Gifford's sanitarium
since the opening OF the institution, has
| finished her labors there and Monday
went to Hardwick TO stay for week or so
with her mother, who has need of her at
tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Miller of Pomfret,
who had been to Burlington to attend the
Sugar Makers and Dairymen's meetings,
came to Randolph Saturday and were the
guests OF DIR. and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre
until yesterday when they returned to
Pomfret.
News has been received of the death OF
Mrs. Deborah Reed, who moved from here
tc Springfield, Mass, last summer with
1 the family OF her son, Herbert Reed, with
whom she made her home. The funeral
was held Tuesday from the Methodist
church OF Newport, n. H., in which place
the deceased had lived for many years
4 Mrs. Winfield Brown, who went TO Ham
over, n. H.. recently to consult specialist
for a disease of the eyes, threatening the
sight Of both, is gaining rapidly under the
care of Or. q. j. Rumrill, whose treatment
OF the case was highly commended by the
specialist Mrs. Brown will only partially
/ lose the sight Of the left eye.
Mrs. Mary Jane lCoreyl, wife OF Nor
man w. Lille died last night from the
effects of shock OF paralysis suffered two
+ weeks ago. Mrs. Lille, who was in the
66th wear OF her age left. besides her hns-
band, son, Truman Lille, whose home
/ is in Pennsylvania, and two daughters
Mrs. Cora Robbins OF this village and MISS
( Carrie Lille, who lives at home. She Is
also survived by brother. Henry Corey
of Randolph. and three sisters, Mrs. Ar
villa Morse of Adrian, Mich, Mrs. l.. j.
/ Paige OF Burlington and Mrs. Charles
( Blodgett of Randolph. The funeral VIII
/ be held at the house Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
meeting of the Randolph Bible School
association was held in the Congl church
L in this village yesterday afternoon and
evening. At the afternoon session, r. w.
/ Tewksbury spoke on ssWhy the Business
I Man should be in the Sunday School,
Mrs John Peavey on the 'sGradle Roll,
I and r. f. Prichard on s.rhe Opportunities
1 Of the SUNDAY School Teacher In the
I evening, Mrs. Cornelia June. teacher m
/ the Normal school, gave an excellent ad-
dress on .sPrimary Work. and Rev. e. NJ.
i Fuller of Burlington, field secretary Tor
the state, also spoke. IL was decided 10
make two divisions Of Orange county, and
/ the West Orange association was organ
/ lied by the election OF Prin. John NJ. COM
stock Of Chelsea as president and Prin. y.
f. Prichard of Randolph secretary ana
+ treasurer. This association includes eight
towns, and each town is to have vice
president. Ii was voted to continue the
T officers of the town association until the
/ next regular meeting.