Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07

/ teaching 10 one OF the districts of Grafton
where her sister, Miss Agnes, is instructor
in the village school.
! Mrs. Edna Fairbanks went to Richmond
! yesterday morning to pass the day witt
Mrs. +. +. Fish, who accompanied he
home in the evening.
Judge c. II. Markham drove here from
Woodstock Saturday and set out on tbs
return journey Monday, going only al
far as Bethel on account OF the heavy
rain.
j. H. Galpin and has daughter, Cora
of Waterbury, Conn, were at b. H
Ricker's from Saturday to Wednesday
and Sam Galpin, who had been buying
stock with Mr.. Kicker, has also gone
away.
Wallace Burridge is taking a short
vacation from his work in a machine
shop in Barre and, after spending Tuesday
night with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. {.
II. Burridge, went to Manchester, \. H.,
Wednesday.
The Odd Fellows are to have a basket
picnic in Towards grove on Forest street
Wednesday, the 18th inst. A bail game
between the Odd Fellows and hremen,
with other sports, will furnish plenty OF
amusement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Wood, after a
months vacation in Randolph, returned
to Newtonville, Mass, Tuesday with their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hood OF
Woburn, Mass, who had been boarding at
p. J. Blanchard's.
Miss Maud Lombard, who has been in
Woodstock some little time, recuperating
from injuries received last May in a coll
lision with eyelist as she was stepping
from a trolley car in Waltham, Mass, Is
now with Mrs. B. 7. LON bard.
Mrs. L. F. Vaille, who had been with
her parents IN South Royalton since leay-
ing the sanatorium, went through here
Tuesday, with her infant son, ON her
way TO Hardwick to join Mr.. Naille.
Miss Ada Fits and her friend, Miss
Mary Cove Smith of Boston, have gone 10
Tamworth, y. H., for few days and from
there will journey to Boston, IN which
city Miss Fits school for the special train
ing OF backward pupils will open the l3th.
Mrs. Heber I. Holman was notified yes
terday Of the death Of her brothers wife,
Mrs Charles Thompson, in Alameda, Cal,
a month ago. Mr.. Thompson, before his
and before going West, lived in
Randolph and was employed a long time
at the stock farm.
Governor Bell has appointed Hon. VIM
II, Dubois a member of the board of state
library commissioners ia the room OF Hale
X. Darling of Chelsea, who has resigned
the position on account of other duties.
The governor has also designated l.. NJ
Goddard OF Montpelier as chairman IF the
board.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tracy closed
their cottage at South Hero the first Of
the week and came to Randolph, where
Mrs. Tracy and Master Charles have been
staying with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
h. A. Hobart. They go today TO 81.
Adams, where they have taken a house
for the winter.
Col. Albert B. Chandler was operated
upon at the sanatorium Sunday afternoon
for the removal of an abscess from the
cavity over the left eye. The surgeon was
DIR. NJ. c. Twtehell, eye and ear specialist
of Burlington. and he was assisted by
Drs. Clifford and Russlow. The colonel
bore the operation we'll and has been
gaining satisfactorily since.
Charles Julius, the three months-old
son of MIR. and Mrs. Elmer NJ. Montgom-
cry, died at 8 O'Clock Tuesday morning
from the effects of a defective digestion
that had been the affection OF all his brief
life. The funeral was at 3 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon at the house on Central
street, Rev. G.. o. Howe officiating, and in
terment was made in Southview cemetery.
The Wilder orchestra Of Montpelier il 10
give a NDntEEN III AdtAbi 3us pApbhAAg EIA~
day evening, September p, for the benefit
Of the Roman Catholic church. The COM
pany includes the eleven Bethany boys,
the finest boy choir in New England;
Florence A. Cashen, organisti Ida A.
Hughes, soprano of the Catholic church in
Montpelier, and Mr.. Gokey, called the
best tenor in Vermont. The concert will
be first-clsss in every respect.
NJ. {. Rowell shipped Saturday carload
-saHa 4
Monday sent from this station hogs, 2
calves and 5 head OF cattle. He paid 81
and 81 cents pound for the hogs ana
from to 81 cents pound for the calves.
Messrs. Kicker, Hatch and Blanchard
CARED Monday calves, u sheep and
lambs, hogs and % COWS, paying I to 81
cents a pound for the calves, to cents
for the sheep and lambs, 81 and cents for
the hogs and from rs to $40 apiece for the
COWS.