Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-23
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Clara NJ. Sawyer is sick with the
grip, but is recovering slowly.
Joseph Baker and wife of Mortified vis-
tied at E. c. MeMurphy's last week.
Mrs. Hiram A. Huse of Montpelier Wis
tied her father, Melzar Woodbury., last
week.
z. s. Biekford was in Barre Monday to-
see mis- brother, Clarence, who IS al work
there.
Frank Durkee has bought Of J. W. Far
go the Otis b. Smith farm and taken pos
session.
Miss Clara Robinson Of Burlington, a
trained nurse, is caring for Mrs. Frances
Hashburn.
Joel and George Fifeld of Pittsield yis-
tied their sister, Mrs. I. w. Parmenteri
over Sunday.
w. +. stark's infant child, who has
been dangerously i'll with whooping
cough, Is much better.
II is said that the Logans, who live in
the north part Of the town, have sold their
farm to Henry Holman.
Joseph Seymour has moved from the
Bean place TO K. III. Robinsonis house at
Robinson Junction, so-ealled.
Mrs. Frances Washburn died yesterday
afternoon Of pneumonia, aged II. The
FLYNN Parmenter started for California
on the o'clock p. m. train Monday. lie
had been with his brother since Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth ID. Powell, who lives at
NJ. IL. Seymouris. and is sister OF Mrs.
SEYMOUR, is critically i'll with pneumonia.
DR.. Scott attends her.
Mrs. Hyzer, mother OF George ID. Hyzer,
who is very sick with the grip al spar
hawks sanitarium, Burlington, Is very
low and il is feared that she cannot recoy-
err.
Ed. Wheeler, who resides in the north
ri ~ the town. lost a valuable COW last
week. and the patrons OF the Brigham
creamery are contributing to make up the
loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Smith attended the
circular conference IN East bFaintree
March IA Mrs. Abbie Cummings re-
turned home with them for an INDEFINITE
stay.
At Grace church next Sunday there VIII "
be Evening Prayer and sermon al $50
O'clock. On Friday there will be q short
Lenten service at $50 p. m. All are vel
come to these services.
The town school directors have organ
ized by electing George ii. Temple CHAIR
man. Il. g. Clark clerk and ID. u. Howe
truant officer. Charles |. Boyden was
appointed superintendent.
Adrian Hatch. with a runner, had tip
over last week Wednesday between the
Brigham creamery and the Center. The
horses got away and went on thelr own
driving till caught near the Center
Albert Willard Of Burlington has been
here the past week looking after the care
OF Mrs Mashburn. His wife was Jennie
Washburn, who Is now in North Carolina
81 lsan,,.a Nashhurn is her step moth
er.
Henry Kibbee OF Brookfield removed
his sister. Mrs. Bowditeh, from j. Nj.
mberis last Monday to his home. Mrs.
Bowditeh has worked for Mr.. Pember Tor
long time and was obliged to move on
account OF continued illness.
George II. Slack, I'd, who lives near the
old foundry, was arrested last saturday on
a complaint issued b. States Attorney
Wilson on charge under statute OF eN-
posing cattle infected with contagious
disease TO other cattle. The contagious
disease in this case claimed was abortion
and the exposure was 70 neofge - ~
animals. Mr.. Slack waived examination
and bonds were fixed at 500, which were
furnished by G. r. Granger.
The Randolph Center Hydraulic Co
held its annual meeting Monday evening
and elected the following officers -. 4
Eaton, president; A. NJ. Adams, vice pres
ident. j. w. Fargo, clerk and treasurer
N. II. Boyden and Luke Parish, directors
r. p. Eaton, collector; G. II. Morrill,, audi
tor; ii. o. Allen, engineer. There arr
nineteen families supplied with watel
from this system and with all water va - lali,
ures in various communities, all except
three or four patrons whose pipes fro1s
have received a sufficient supply the past
winter