Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-10-12

LOST Between East Brookfield and
8 Barre last Sunday, an automobile road
q book. win finder send TO Mrs. q. c.
81 Bates, 10 Hurd ST., Lowell, Mass, who
4 will pay charges. ae
DR.. Jackson of Woodstock passed Sun
day here.
& c. P Tarbell is in Boston this week on
q business.
Edward Conant OF Cabot visited friends
81 here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Morse are visiting
s relatives in town.
4 Frank Robinson was at home from
Il Burlington over Sunday.
Il Mrs. Fred Culver and son, Pearl, are
4 visiting friends in Boston.
Fred Morrill, and Walter Hazelton Of
Il Stanford visited here Sunday.
4 Amos Eaton received a painful injury
3 last week by fall into a silo.
8 Mrs Henry Page visited her parents,
8 SIR and Mrs. 5. G. Drew, last week.
i Miss Matte Prentiss OF Chelsea, P. O.,
4 is visiting her aunt, Miss G. W. Hackett.
The eantata, 1.-THE Holy CITY, is to be
81 given at Bethel this, Thursday, evening.
Bert Fielders returned home Sunday
and has resumed work in the barber shop.
8 friends here and at Tunbridge last week.
Charles e. Southworth sold his home
Il farm last week to a party IN Providence,
Il RI.
s. Mrs. George W. Brown has been IN the
q past three weeks with neuralgia around
n the heart.
81 /. d. Leavitt OF East Barnard purchased
8 residence in this village of A. I. Nen
8 last week.
Harold d. Fish, o. is local editor Of
The Dartmouth, the official undergraduate
s weekly publication of Dartmouth college.
The ladies' Social circle will serve a
81 chicken pie supper at the Congil church
yestry next Wednesday, Oct. Is, from
8 20 : o'clock p. IN.
& r.. s. parkhurst went to Ogdensburg,
y. Y, Monday where he will remain
d few DAYS with his son at the Office OF
the International Harvester Co.
Florence Spauldmg, daughter OF Ira b.
and Addie (Blakel Spaulding OF this VIII
lage, died Wednesday morning, Oct. II, Of
tuberculosis, at the age Of p years.
Miss Jennie Flanders Of Lowell, Mass,
was guest Of Mrs. Lou Bryant last week,
returning Monday, accompanied by Mrs.
Bryant, who viii visit Boston this week.
The bridge that spans the branch that
empties into White river near the village,
was trastled last week TO support the
heavy weight OF the Joseph smith monu-
ment ia crossing 10 its destination.
The students Of the South Royalton
Graded school have had their eyes and
ears tested in accordance with the law,
resulting as follows:-High school, tested
20, affected 81 grammar, tested %, affected
3; intermediate, tested 81, affected y;
primary, tested 10, affected /.
The body OF Mrs. Caroline Lyman
krhhV arrived IA town Saturday from
Aver, Mass, and was taken TO East ]
Randolph for burial. Mrs. kibby was
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Garner
Lyman, deceased. who were residents OF
south Royalton several years, and was
a sister OF the first wife Of Eben Winslow.
A representative OF the Proctor Sana- /
forum commission was in the village
last week prospecting for a site to locate
the hospital building. He found place
that he was fayorably impressed with, 1
and that is considered very desirable Tor a
hotel or a residence, fine location over
looking the village.
{. p. Abbott had his store entered last
Monday night by thieves who broke open /
the money drawer and took so or more. 4
Nothing else was missed. They gained 1
entrance through window. Evidently 4
they were not professional burglars or
they would have unlocked the drawer
instead Of prying it Of, as the combina-
ton could easily have been found by one
skilled in the business.
The 9TH district annual convention of
the Woman's Relief Corps, comprising
L. s. Grant, No. a. Randolph; Freeman,
No. rs. Brookfield. WatersOn No. IS, Chel- 4
sea; Whitney, No. u, Tunbudge; and Or
willie Bixhv, No. 81, South Royalton, con- 4
vened with Bixby Corps at South Royal I
ton Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Rising Of I. ;.
Grant Corps was inspecting officer. The 1
several corps were all represented with
good attendance.
Three postohice inspectors were in town I
Monday for the purpose OF securing evi- 4
dence 10 identify three men now held at 4
Albany, y. Y, as those seen here the 1
night OF the Foster store burglary. There I
are several here who have seen print pic 4
lures Of them and readily say they are the 4
men whom they saw. One Of them 1
bought food at two places here. Il IS eX- 1
pected that those who saw them VIII be 4
called 20 Albany to identify them.
Edgar J.. Allen died at his home on
Broad Brook Saturday evening, Of Bright's I
disease, at the age OF 20 years He was
born in Pomfret and had lived IN Royal 4
ton since 1876 and was one Of the promi- 4
nent farmers and business men Of the 7
southern part of the town. He had held
Offices Of trust in town. He left wife,
two sons at home and a daughter m .
Illinois. The youngest son Is attending
the university az Burlington. His funeral
was held Wednesday.
To draw the fire out OF burn, heal q cut I
without leaving a scar. or to cure bolls. I