Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-02-16

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Killed her spouse in playful way;
,r For twas past her long endurance
a He should live and his Insurance
Keep from her another day.
n sure, that Is a hanging matter
: said the court, and then catter
= Rose from Ia and Out the state
e shall g lovely woman suffer
!, When she rid her 81 q duner
d Bound e. live and iet her wait
e Mrs Bltckenslerfer shrieklng.
c All the rest for mercy seeking,
Raised mighty cry of tNav.r'
But NO sympathy was wasted
Z on poor Marcus. who death tasted.
1 smoiherrd n a playful way.
Gentle Mary Mabel Rogers
Artiulest uf artful dodgers
Gets longer lease Of life:
Better watch the fraii endurance
: OF a little playful vile.
The stores will close at noon Washing
tons birthday, Feb. =.
r. T.. Evans has new Stanley ausomo-
bile. which arrived Saturday.
Mrs. +. d. Segar returned Saturday from
a TWO weeks stay in Burlington.
The Rebekahs viii have whist party in
!. .. Q. +. hall this evening, the 10Th inst
Miss Gertrude Trerise is having an at
tack OF the grip with a touch of bronehi-
Joel b. Putnam, who is passing the
winter IN Bethel, was with A. G.. Barnes
over sunday
Mrs. Jennie Crown came back Tuesday
from Groton, where she had been staying
/ Tor week with brother.
There will be regular meeting OF the
Y order OF the Eastern star Thursday even
lng,teb. 23, at Z 80 O'Clock in Masonic hall.
The Cooperative creamery paid 80 cents
net pound for %, $50 pounds Of butter fat.
made 1850 pounds Of butter and paid
patrons s7,O65.
Mrs. Anna Adams is prostrated with
nervous trouble and general debility, and
her sister in-l law, Mrs. I. j. Adams, has
been caring for her for week.
+. l.. sault, having finished working on
the Minor building in Bellows Falls for
the L. +. Emerson company, left Tuesday
with Mrs. sault for their home in Ver- !.
gennes.
II. p Sanford went to Winchester,
Mass, Sunday night to return with Mrs
sanford, who has been spending several
weeks there with their daughter, Mrs.
John Abbott.
Mrs. John Lynch, who has been spend
ing the winter with her son in Worcester
Mass. will leave that city next week for
Cleveland, o., where she has brother, Mr..
Freeman, living.
Miss Mabel Hamilton, teacher OF eloeu-
tion at Montpelier seminary, who is to
II MONDAY
evening, will be entertained at her aunt's,
Mrs. Alice Fishers.
Mrs. Charles Thompson Of Newport, n. I,
H., is staying with her aunt, Mrs. Z. r. :
Lille, who had also as guests over Sunday
Cady Earl Of the Normal and his brother, ,
Eldon, of Middlescx.
Mrs. G. A. Chedel, who has been having {
a nine weeks run OF typhoid fever, is
slowly rallying again after a relapse two
#arIra 1 L 80. !
home from Dartmouth college over sun
lay.
School on the Riford Brook closed I
thursday, Feb. 9. The number OF pupils .
vas eight, OF whom two had no marks
Turing the term, Minnie Judd and May
'elle Judd. Dora Foy was absent only v
me day. lnez NJ. Granger was the
eaeher.
Saturday was a remarkable day at the u
! Nimball Public library for the circulation b
4 books, $50 being taken out, which is the "
lrgest number for one day in the history al
I the institution. The total for the week \
'as 400 volumes, the largest number also
Or that space of time. it
Robert Abbott, who has been EMPLOYED az
! the store OF Il. W. Tewksbury Il Co, "
)r nearly year, suffered hemorrhage OF u
ne lungs Friday night that prostrated
i'm completely. He is being cared for at
I. W. McCollom's and, though still weak, C
ems to be on the gain. a
Elmer Montgomery was kicked in the os o1
nee by his horse Monday morning as ne -
as starting out on his rural delivery trip ~
be sharp calk on the horseshoe pene- N \
ated the flesh, making painful wound,
hich, however, did not prevent his at n,
nding to his regular duties. m
Miss Cora Noble entertained nine OF her sa
hoolmates Saturday. February II, i'm
'nor of her ninth birthday anniversary,
e party being held at the home OF her
Mrs. +. c. Noble The
lung lady received many pretty presents. ipl
sides purse of money, and her guests pa
ere given good time with games and an
in
Mrs. X. T.. Parker, who went to New OFF
rt three weeks ago to visit her daughter
rs. Louis LHpine, was taken seriously in
ere week after her arrival, the trouble, |
Getting the head, seeming TO proceed VIII
'm weak circulation. She has been aft.
der the constant care OF physician and TAX
rse and is making so good n recovery as
it she hopes TO reach home this week did
rehearsal OF the "Pirates OF Penzancen live
Il be held at 1880 o'clock this evening in enc
parlor Of the Randolph Inn, and it is for
peratiye that all those who intend TO lou
,e part should be present in order that rell
nething definite may be known regard Tor
|, the cast and chorus. Unless the at
gers are willing to take the opera up at
5 time and will manifest that willing By
IS by their attendance at rehearsals, its -
will have to be postponed to a.,
luch later date than was at first in If''
ded IL
4. e. Rowell's stock shipment at this
tion Monday consisted OF Is calves, ,
ep and cattle, the rest OF the car being =
ID at South Royalton. He paid from 8 Coz
cents pound for calves, from 3 TO Asl
Is pound for sheep and lambs, and
for milch cows Messrs. Kicker. Dr.,
nchard and Hatch shipped 40 calves, 30 DI
s and IL cattle. For the calves thev
from to 81 cents a pound, for the
5 cents, and for the mich COWS from
to s35.
'hool closed Thursday afternoon in
rict No. IL, and the scholars enjoyed a
1y pull sprinkl d with stories, games
peanuts. Little Bessie stevens won -
banner Of perseverance having had no llllT
ks for absence or tardiness during the
weeks term OF severe weat her. Fred n
ey, Ralph Edwards and Lizzie Tatro
no absent marks. Elton Stevens and
a smith were absent one dav each
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