Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-12

ana Just appear a ltEir AlAlll
To an this ketehin' on behind.
Mrs. Julia Walsh went TO Boston Mon
day for a week.
Mrs. Sophia Morris is in Mortified Wis
iting Mrs. Strong.
Miss Mary Lamson is in Boston for
week or more, going Monday.
Mrs. Lillian Ligouri of Barre was the
guest of Mrs. w. b. Wall over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Lazelle Of White Riy-
and Saturday.
The Randolph woman's Literary club
will be entertained Saturday afternoon,
Jan. IA, By Mrs. w. W. Morton.
Miss Ethel Gibbons, who had been with
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Waldo,
for 4 month, returned to Enfield, \. H.,
Saturday.
Miss Florence Kendall's dancing school
extra will be held in Grange hall tomor-
row evening with music By the randolph
orchestra.
Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre left Friday for
WoOdsville, n. H., to pass the rest OF the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Sargent, and family.
Mrs, John Delaney came home Monday
from Burlington, where she had been car
ing for her mother, Mrs. Pratt, IN an III
ness resulting from shock.
A son, Carlton Randolph, was born Fri-
day, Jan. 8, to Mr., and Mrs. Z. II. Ihresh,
er OF Melrose Highlands, Mass ana
| grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Hutch
inson OF Randolph.
/ Mrs. s. j. Walbridge is to leave her
/ house on Central street ana stay ~ tne
/ farm with her daughter, Mrs. X. II.
| Cham berlain. while Mr.. Chamberlain Is IN
bridgeport, Conn, with the Loeomooiie
] Company OF America, whose works ne VIII
enter Monday.
Mrs. W. p. Abbott OF Proctor is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Adams, arriving Fri
/ ty from Montpelier, TO which place sne
Was accompanied by Mr.. Abbott, who was
called there to attend meeting OF the
county examiners with the state superih-
| tendent OF education, w. +. Ranger.
Mrs. Alpha Messer and her daughter,
/ Miss Annie, started Monday Tor Iowa 70
remain until the first Of April with rela-
| lives in Humboldt, Sheldon and Hartland.
They went by way OF Boston, staying a
I Few DAYS i'm that city before continuing
4 their Journey to Humboldt, where the late
Mr.. Messer's brother, Clarence Messer, re-
sides.
When leaving the G. A. r. hall Saturday
night after the Joint installati IN cereino-
nies. Mrs. Roswell Holbrook caught hel
/ heel at the top OF the upper stairway aho
/ fell TO the bottom OF the long high1
/ Though she was severely bruised ana
shaken. no bones we're fractured. She wa'
carried home and the next morning was
able t. move about the house little.
pair OF summer visitors that allowed
their companions to go south wlthou
them are now winteriRg at the farm .
| Mills Howard and subsisting prineipall,
on crumbs, Cock Robin and lady appeal
10 find country life endurable''w hen wooa'
are bare and birds are flown" II ernmp'
are plenty, and had perhaps some reas "1l
=, sntycinate an abbreviated period OF cold
/ weather when they elected TO stay North
Members of an orchestra conducted
Il few wears ago by f. A. Phillips met agar
~ niay together in Dubois and Gays nal
saturday evening, furnishing music LOT
dance in which about twenty couples par
tirinated The musicians were +. a. Fhll
iins n n. Chamberlain, 9. .. and FREQ
! erick Dumas, Glenn Bailey, Waliace Dur
ridge and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Phllllps .
Mohonk Lake, y. Y. Inc iatter presie ~,
a. the piano, being relieved part OF I'M
TING by her sister, Miss Alice WOODWARD
Judge VIM. II. Nichols had bad fal
saturday evening at the Hale Flint farm
= mere he and Mrs. Nichols were ealllnl
IN Mrs. Mary Drury. The judge, think
nc his horse was restless, stepped out
Inc house moment to see 10 II, ana IN sc,
turning TO the sitting room, opened I'M
wrong one OF two doors side py size, any
pitched headlong down the cellar slalrs
He struck on bis right side, brnlsihg ~
. shoulder and hip, bat breaking no bones
and had altogether rather a miraculou
escape. considering the dangerous natur'
of is tumble,
The senior class of the high school nel'
social Friday evening in Edson's MAJ
maj Wss we'll. attended and very ENJOY
. sble affair. The program for the ehtsr
tatnnont OF the company consisted u
reritation by Martin Connolly, grapho
,,bnnr music by Fred Fairbanks, vocal gu
n by Misses Lettie Bailey ana 1ene,Y
I'amson. and readings by Ninfred bagle
and Miss Maurine Thayer, Boxes OF re
freshments were auctioned on ana alle
] tLsir contents had been discussed, the re
,nainder Of the evening was devoted .
dancinq. The receipts amounted 70 ~
~ yyhieh a. so represented the prents tina
accrued 10 the seniors.
.sTbe Rrattleboro Cabinet company
,ove Inc Brattlehoro Reformer, mas peel
. o1,srafing its new factory here since yea
! 400 November. and business mas M NJ
! gTowinr steadily since that time IN
I SutIook for the coming year Is very prs ls
,srnus and with the new engine ana ma
f6inerv which were installed month 9
-, go the factory is equipped 10