Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-02-09
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sPirates of Penzancep rehearsal tonigh
at Dubois q Gays hall.
Mrs. Jennie l.. Crown went yesterday I,
Groton to visit her brother, Or. /. N
Eastman.
Miss Mabel Robinson OF Warren /,
employed in J. f. Lamson's home, com.
ing Friday.
Wallace Burridge went Saturday tC
Barre, where ne began work Monday in
machine shop.
Mrs. Carroll Harvey and son OF Roch-
ester came yesterday to spend few days
at the home OF her brother, Lyman RIx
There will be special communication
OF Phoenix lodge, No. Is, +. a A. NJ, Fri
day, Feb. 10, at 1880 p. m. Work on the
Il. A. degree.
Mrs. b. II. Davis OF Hanover, Mass.
came last week Wednesday and will spend
the month Of February with her sister.
Mrs. J. B. Eldredge.
The members OF HasweIl council, No. 6.
/ X. and ;. NJ, are requested to be present
at the assembly Feb. 18th at Z go p. nj. to
assist in comforting the degrees.
| G. L. Holman disposed Of fifteen single
horses, a saving machine, sleigh, etc, at
his auction last Saturday. lie realized
fair prices. One horse sold for s15S.
~ HIftAtuA communication OF the
X. A. M. chapter Monday afternoon and
evening, the four degrees were conferred
on three candidates from Rochester.
The Catholic society held a poverty
social Tuesday evening az George Dumas
TAXED bean supper Was served and games
INDUCED in. The society cleared III.
j. IL. Lamson has the contract for
putting in a Richmond steam heating
system and considera Die new plumbing
az the sanitarium, and the work is now
in progress.
Rev. Or. A. l.. Cooper supplied the
pulpit at the Methodist church in North
field Sunday in the absence of the pastor.
Rev. +. w. sharp, who was in Brattleboro
to attend the funeral OF his mother.
Capt. j. T.. Eldredge, commander OF
the Vermont department, q. A. r., went
to Boston last week, returning Saturday. 4
Friday evening, he was one OF the sneak /
ers at the banquet Of the Vermont Neter- /
ans association.
Miss Ruby Allen, who, at IS years Of |
age has developed remarkable skill as a
pianist and or ganist, has been engaged /
as church organist BY the M. +. society.
She has six pupils at the Center whom
she instruets on the piano Saturdays
Julius Fuller, who has been a faithful
employe IN the HERALD office for wear
past, went this morning to Burlington,
expecting TO submit to an operation at 4
the hospital for appendicitis. His aunt,
Mrs. q. A. Pearson, accompanied him.
The annual meeting OF the directors OF
The sugar Market was held here Tuesday
The old officials were reelected The yol-
lme Of business for the past year was
ibout three tunes that Of the year before.
The usual 3so dividend was declared and
lbout 90 besides carried to be surplus
no Leu
10 bounds as 10 its subject. In randolph.
is elsewhere throughout the state, plenty
i bets We're laid that Mary Rogers would
y would not be hanged last Friday.
he reprieve came Unexpectedly, after
he governors demeanor at the hearing.
Faith, daughter Of NJ NJ. Wilson. was .
eriously III last week with pneumonia, !
,ut is now much better. Mrs. Wilson mas
iuce been confined to tie bed With a
iard cold and exhaustion, but she, too, is /
low improved. Mrs. Ida Young came I
'rtday 10 assist in the care OF the sick :
mes.
Edward Sault Of Vergennes and Eli +
ault, who have been working in Bellows i
.alis since before Christmas Tor the +. 4. II
Emerson company, have completed the i
ontract and returned here Tuesday. II
hey were accompanied BY Mrs. Edward 4
auit, who had been with her husband for
everal weeks. =
Rev. and Mrs. G.. f. Laid. Rev. samuel 0
Knowles, MIR. and Mrs. A. IT. Powers. i, b
!. humrll, l.. A. Thomas and A. j. Fos- &
sr were IN Montpelier yesterday to at II
ana the services conducted In hat CITY bv
lev. William j. Dawson q London. Rev. il
!. W. Patterson OF the Center was also q
resent. MIR. and Mrs. Powers went on \
y short visit to their daughter, Mrs, p
uila Cummings, IN plain6eld q
Mrs. J. II. hanson has received news OF i
b. death Of her aunt. Mrs. Anne Tracy. y
hlch occurred 80 Marinette, Wis. Jan. y
tn Mrs. Tracy was born in Hraintrep u
years ago. Death resulted from old y
ye. Her husband was Levi Tracy.
sEeE, long since dead. They went Aest ~
isj1 Mrs. Tracy has two children
sing, Oran Tracy OF los Angeles. Cal
id Mrs. III. A. Manu. By Eh0se home n
BE- died y
The village fathers have authorized an =
-rgeue with the Randolph Telephone ~
kehauEe Tor the installation ~ tale= q
ZONES s}th loud ringing alarm bells IFS ~
e Emerson mill aud Iha village hose
1use in g1uueel tom with gba central taIu- u
lane office, and Will designate system ~
lire alarm signal blasts of the min ID
1sstAe Indicating the different parts ofl rs
Z village. a. Is hoped 5he hole may bs -
8dy fog use within . month. 10