Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-15

Thomas connolly Jr., came Monday
night from Lowell, Mass, and is to be at
home until the 9th of January, when he
Will 60 to Cincinnati TO continue his work
as window decorator for the Proctor Gam
bic company the firm that manufactures
Ivory soap.
/ The household goods Of Mr. and Mrs.
/ e. n. Bean were shipped Yesterday to
Barre, where they are 20 1--we at 80 Mer-
/ chants street, Mr.. Bean being employed
+ IN one Of the city barber shops Mrs Bean
viii leave the last Of the week, or as soon
as the goods reach Barre.
Lucius Blodgett had a bad fall Monday
I morning from dizziness at the home OF
his son, w. j. Blodgett, with whom he
lives lie struck his head with such
! force as TO cause a slight conclusion OF
the brain and injured his back, besides
being severely bruised and shaken.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Grover and daughter
OF Lawrence, Mass, are spending among
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. n. G.. Greene,
Mrs. Ida Batchelder aud Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
\, Rising, an enforced vacation on the
part Of Mr.. Grover, w o, in stepping
from his engine, lately sprained his left
ankle badly.
Salmon Williams of East Braintree re-
celVed word yesterday OF the death OF his
daughter, Mrs. Lura McRitchie, in Holeb.
Me, who left a husband and three small
children. Before fMr. Williams could
start for Holeb, a Second message came
saying that the body would be brought to
Fast Braintree for burial.
4 son was born Saturday TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Martell, living in the base
ment OF the s. Nj. Flint house on Main
street, and Sunday morning a ten .pound
boy TO Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Rockwell. liv-
ing ~ the Frank Mann house on Park
street. a son WIS also born Sunday to
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Holbrook OF Peth.
The remains Of Mrs. George Penn. who
died Tuesday IN Barre, leaving an infant
daughter two days old, will be brought
here saturday and taken to Braintree
Branch, where the funeral service will he .
held At ! O'Clock in the afternoon at the
home Of Mr.. Penns sister, Mrs. GeOryr
Sargent. Rev. Fraser Metzger will ofici-
ate
Mr.. aud Mrs w. w. Jones. delepetrs
from the West Rand llph Grange. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. II. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Priest, Mr. and Mrs. George c. Flint and
Mr. and Mrs. G. Il. Makefield-the last
two from the Snowsyille Grange-are
attending the meetings of the state
orange. which opened IN Bellows Rails
tuesday and closes tomorrow.
Rev. Father Penders announced To his
congregation last Sunday that a generous
gift OF $1,000 had been made to the parish
10 apply on the debt incurred in the pur-
chase and furnishing OF the parocbiaI
At the request OF the donor.
whose left hand is evidently not always
lware OF what his right hand doeth. III
lame was withheld from the KNOWLEDGE
u the grateful people.
At the annual meeting OF the WAYS and
Means society Of the Cong1 church. held
Il the parsonage Tuesday afternoon. mo
GLOWING officers were elected President !
y r, j. I. Cleveland; wee president, Mrs I
\. ". McColiom, secretary. Miss C.. Kate [
toward; treasurer, Mrs. n. r. Upham. v
assistant treasurer, Mrs. f.. A. Thomas I
me society Is now expanding about son :
y repairing the vestry, putting I'm "a I
metal ceiling and painting the walls. and [
= installing a water motor for the orggp !
he last item costing sl75. I
There is 70 be an exhibit and sale 80 n
leXican drawnwork at the parlors ~ {
lrs, 4. q Bailey on South Pleasant il
treet Friday afternoon and evening to o
hich the ladies are invited. The article q
1r the exhibit are the work Of Nfsg Ii
iaria Spencer Of Montpelier, daughter m s.
PC late Rev. III. A. Spencer. and h was c,
Npeeted that she would be present FriGav "