Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-20

/ III reaching across bed for a pillow
SUNDAY, l. I. Drew twisted the ligamenti
OF his right knee, and in working at hi
blacksmith shop Monday aggravated In,
| injury, so that he has been obliged to us,
/ a cane.
] George +. Ryder is having a two weeks
vacation from his duties as foreman in the
Barre Daily Telegram office and came e
town Yesterday. Tomorrow he will 20 Il
East Granville deer-hunting, in company
with Harry Morton, Guy Osha, John and
Guy Lamson.
Hon. Juan Robinson OF South Hero
I senator from Grand Isle county in the
/ present legislature, and Mrs. Robinson
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tracy last Thursday night. Mr.. Tracy's
sister, Miss Clara Tracy Of South Hero,
was also here.
Rev. Fraser Metzger was in Ludlow
Tuesday and Wednesday in attendance on
the annual convention Of the State Sun
day School association. "A drawing fea-
ture OF the opening session, y saws a report
from Ludlow, was the presence Of Rev.
~ W. Morrow OF Burlington and the Neal
Dow quartet"
X. c. Smith OF the Earl bakery returned
Sunday from four weeks tour as candy
maker az the fairs OF Woodstock, Tun-
bridge, Brockton, Mass, and Thomson.
Me. lie is now at his farm at the Center,
harvesting the apple crop. During his
absence, Mrs. G.. A. Pearson took CHARGE
OF the bakery and was assisted by Mrs. j
;. Ploof Of Burlington, who went away
Tuesday.
DIR. and Mrs. f. o. Blanchard went TO
Hartford, Conn.,, yesterday to attend the
Northeastern Dental convention and from
there will proceed to New York, visiting
Prot and Mrs. Ira Shaw at White Plains
before n
ard was in Montpelier on business con-
nected with the Vermont Dental associa-
ton, OF whose board on legislation he is
member.
Miss Jennie Granger, after a summers
solourn IN Randolph, went back 10 Lynn,
Mass, THIS morning, accompanied by Mrs
Mary Mann, who will spend some time
there with Miss Granger and the family OF
Tyler Nudge. Tuesday evening, a num-
Der OF Mrs: Mann's friends paid her an un-
expected visit, as pleasant send-off. and
IN the course OF a social evening served re-
treshments OF cake, coffee and fruit.
Two converging streets SO feet wide and
connected by third 40 feet wide are being
laid out on the Emerson lot on Prospeci
street. The first street leaves Prospect op-
posite Ut. =. {. Angeles, passes in front Of
the new Emerson house and Joins the sec |
ono highway which, lying east and west. |
runs to the farther end OF the lot, where
the third street connects and leads again
INTO Prospect street opposite the Mcintosh |
place.
The schools in the High school building
closed yesterday for the rest Of the week, |
ana the principal, +. G.. Ham, the first |
assistant, Miss Mary S. Dubois, Miss lem
me Stewart and Miss Bessie Holden have
gone TO Rutland TO attend the annual
meeting Of the State Teachers association.
which opens today and continues through
saturday. The schools in the Primary
building round out the week as usual
their teachers not attending the conyen-
ton.
The annual auction sale Of choice OF
seats tor the Randolph Entertainment
course viii be held in Dubois 4 GAYS nail
friday evening, October n, beginning AT
80 O'Clock sharp. At the close Of The
auction sale, course tickets with reserved
'eatsl may be secured from the seats re-
naming unsold, without extra charge
All who have purchased or intend t1 pnr-
'hase season tickets should be al This
.uction IN order TO secure any desired
ocation in the hall for the course.
The newly elected officers and chairDen
u committees OF the Congl c. Z. society
.te as follows s. President, L. II. Rumrili:
nee president, Miss Fannie Prince. cor
y
ecordlng secretary, Miss Bertha RowelI:
treasurer, Miss Lucinda Dupuis: pianist.
Mss Alice Woodward; lookout commit,
&c, Miss Ellen Whitney; prayer meeting.
Mss Newton; social, Miss Mary a
eWGsbury; missionary, Miss {. Kate ,
io"ardi flower, Mrs. L. II. RumriIl.
Chief Judge and Mrs. j. w. RowelI ~
urned saturday from Newport, where The
luge NAG been presiding over a six weeks I
essloh OF the Orleans county court. Nom
~ tney an close their house on Ran
olph avenue for the winter, which they I
re TO spend in Montpelier, and the in5ys
III leave at once for that city to be pres
NJ al the opening OF the supreme CONT '
tuesday,. Mrs. Rowell and her sister. Mrs
lora Flint, will go 10 Maldsn Mass 10
islt their nephew, DIR. J. ID. Wheeler. for 4
The interior Of the covered br,dps ~ q
eng newly boarded and no more biiis r
-e 20 be posted there. Ii Is expecfed fbat
he tears OF the circus AGENTS 80 - -
atent medicine men will turn the branch 4
.to body OF salt water, but observant
orses will no longer fancy that they ~
unging into an African Jungle vifb
ons and tigers ready TO spring al tben-
ON ooth sides 81 the road st once. and
~ all about not crossing faster than =
44Ns Openings are 10 be made ~ rhe "A.
aes OF the bridge % give more light.
Frank A. Williams, wi hose critical co74i- N
'n With typhoid fever al q hosrItHT r, tAI
aiming, lil.. has caused much nuvfs+,-
~ according 90 last reports. q chance cfl
'ohtrN. tbs fever turned Friday. ana
o4gh re- is very weak, no CompIicafforst
Nt arisen and the best e hor,ad -
Z mot her, Mrs. Jehiel Williams, and bis
re. ~. 7. Lewis, who left here Tnesssv
= .es y, 49, ~ are with him. and the pres
q ~ ms bone people - a. Womb ~
-FaliN expected, a source OF great ss+fs-
'-oA 70 MN. The message that startled N