Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-16

XIII him. DR.. oEler saYeth,
And az nftY-stN betrayeth
His own dotage By the speech,
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. George Brown.
Miss Alice Paine OF Cabot is the guest OF
Mrs. Alice Fisher, arriving Tuesday.
Mrs. Orlando Ralph of Brookfield has
been visiting Mrs. ID. ID. Howe for a week.
Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh is in Montpelier
for week, stay ing with her mother, Mrs.
Nellie Morse.
Miss Alice Coulumbe returned to st.
Albans Monday after a vacation of two
weeks at home.
Will .. Morrill, OF Sharon is to carry on
the farm Of Mrs. Ida Mann, to which he
expects to move Monday.
Fred Davis OF the Profile House, Fran
coma Notch, visited his mother in law,
Mrs. Fred Bryant, Monday.
Leon Sargent has finished work in the
barber shop for his uncle, Q. Z. Steele, and
has gone home 10 Bellows Falls.
There will be regular meeting of the
Order of the Eastern Star Thursday even
ing, the 23d inst, at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. Thomas Fitch has been in Burling-
ton since Tuesday, visiting Mrs. Jessie
(Church) Metcalf and other friends.
Samuel Spear, who has been very sick
with pneumonia at his home in Peth, was
reported yesterday as decidedly better.
Mrs. Guy p. Lamson and infant son are
in New York for two months stay with
Mrs. Lamson's father, j. NJ. Ferguson,
Esq.
Mrs. Ruth Wood left Tuesday for her
home in st. Albans after a three months
stay with her daughter, Mrs. e. A.
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood came home
Tuesday from a several days stay with
their daughters in White River Junction
and Sharon.
Mrs. T.. q. Ham was called to Parson-
field, Me-, Friday by the death OF an uncle
and his daughter, who passed away with
in day OF each other.
The Co operative creamery paid "a cents
net pound for 2, 200 pounds of butter fat
in February, made 25, 740 pounds OF butter
and paid patrons s7,5lS.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Campbell is to return
to Williamstown for the spring term of
school, thus completing her first year of
teaching in the same school.
DIR. II. o. Worthen OF Barre was in the
village Tuesday on business connected
with the estate OF the late Juliette Bowles,
OF which he rs administrator.
DIR. w. NJ. Kelly went to Rutland yes
terday to be present at the meetings of the
state dental convention and sings this
evening at the association banquet.
Leon II. Sault OF the Randolph delega-
tion at the University of Vermont has been
appointed one OF the men to take charge OF
the spring indoor college track meet.
Regular communication of Phoenix
Lodge, No. 2s, +. 4 A. NJ, will be held in
Masonic hall Tuesday evening. March
21st, with work on the M. NJ. degree.
Miss Emily Bragg johnson OF Waits
field, a grade teacher in the Randolph
school last year, was married Wednesday,
March S, to Fred Jairus Eaton of Fayston.
DIR. and Mrs. f. 0. Blanchard are at
tending the annual convention of the Yer
mont State Dental association in Rutland,
and their daughter, Helen, is visiting Rev.
and Mrs. @. w. Morrow in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Raymond OF
New York arrived Monday and stayed
over night with Mr.. Raymond's mother,
Mrs. Ellen Young, going to Barre Tues
day to visit their sister, Mrs. X. w. Morse.
Mrs. c. q. Walker and baby were in
White River Junction Saturday to see Mr..
Walker, who is a day operator there. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Walkers mother,
who went with them to Enfield, n. H., for
Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Abbey, living on the Roches-
ter road, is recovering from r mild form of
diphtheria, OF which her husband has also
had light attack. Mrs. Abbey's mother,
Mrs. Frank Bingham, cared for her dur
ing her Illness.
Robert Fielders, having finished work
ing in blacksmith shop at South Royal
ton, came TO Randolph Friday with his
wife and child to spend little time among
relatives and friends before engaging in
business again.
II has been decided that no trip will
be taken this year by the High school
seniors aud that the graduating exercises
shall consist Of essays and orations by
some or all OF the members of the class,
the number OF speakers being left to the
of the principal.
Grand Master o. w. Daley, Rev. /. $.
Yerks and Asa Hebard Of White River
Junction and DIR. Il. j. Fish OF South
ROyalton were at the special comm77i"a-
tion of Phoenix lodge, No. p, r. & A. NJ
Tuesday evening, when Charles boy den
Of the Center took the Master Mason's
degree.
Col. A. G. Brown Of Montpelier stopped
here Tuesday to make arrangements for
showing his views OF California scenery at
the entertainment in Dubois a Gays hall
tomorrow evening, and accompanied Capt.
b. r. Bowman to the campfire Of orville
BiNby Post. u. A. X, held that night IN
south Royalton.
The sad news has been received from
Ludlow that james a. Fowler, for many
years an honored resident Of Randolph,
has been stricken with that fatal malady,
cancer OF the stomach, and i daily draw
ing nearer to the bourn from which no
traveller returns.
Roy Huse has been obliged to leave the
l. University of Vermont on account OF cos
.inued i'll health, which mas interfered
greatly with his years work. He is at
home at present. recuperstIng. and viii
re- ume his studies al the university next
'all As soon as the sugar season opens,
be a 90 JOIN the force at the market.
Messrs Kicker. blanchard and Hatch
shipped from this station Monday s. hogs,
10 calves and one milch COW. They paid
5 cents pound for the hogs. from 3 to 5
cents q pound for the calves and s35 for the