Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-12-28
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.


mis- and her daughter, Miss Nellie, in
i Royalton from Saturday to Tuesday.
The Kings Daughters will meet at 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, January 2,
with Mrs. Flora Flint at the Randolph
Inn.
Mrs. Hale L. Flint and three children
are with Mrs. Flint's parents. Rev. and
| Mrs. f. T.. Herrick, in Milton for two
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. James Fenton took their
departure for West Rutland Tuesday after
weeks stay at the home OF his father,
Bartholomew Fenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Booth are visiting
relatives in Boston, where they went Sat
urday to be present at a family gathering
Christmas day at the residence of Mr..
Booths sister, Mrs. +. +. Allen.
The high and graded schools closed
Friday for vacation Of two weeks, the
next term opening Monday, January S.
The second assistant of the high school,
/ Miss Frances Warner, is al her home IN
Middlebury for the period.
A daughter. Charlotte Emily, was born
Thursday, the 21st, to DR.. and Mrs. Arthur
| Bean in Brooklyn, y. y. The infant Is
granddaughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Bean OF Randolph and OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Carpenter Of Brookiield. The doctors
] r =
to spend her vacation from the Nesttield,
Mass, Normal school which she IS attend
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Young, who had
only returned from Concord. y. H., the
10TH. were called back there the 23d by the
illness Of their son, Elwin, with blood
poison resulting from a wound in his left
hand, made as he was cutting meat in the
shop vi here he is employed. Since their
departure word has been received OF
marked Improvement in their sons con-
dition.
one of the valuable calendars which ex-
Gov. Carroll S. Page Of Hyde Park IS send
ing out. has reached the HERALD office
where il will mark the flight Of time for
another twelve month, u approaches d
calfekin IN size, being twelye-sheet cal
: endar 2lx29 inches, and constructed on the
broad business principles that have made
its designer famous and prosperous. Inc
top half OF each alternate sheet contains
half tone plates OF MIR. Pages Hide
Houses, Receiving. Grading, and Packing
| Rooms, etc. Until the supply IS ex'
hausted, copies will be sent TO any al
dress on receipt OF ten cents TO pay n
part the expense.
AsB.F. Herrick was drawing load o
hay from George Bacon's in Braintree FRI
day, the fork slipped down IN front whei
he was passing II. +. flints and n
\ stepped onto the pole to get II. To STEADY
himself he rested his hand on one OF IN
y horses which at once began 10 kick, MT
= ting him on the left hip and then on IN
n left knee and knocking him over so ina
he fen behind the other morse. This am
= NAL fortunately. was Of more amabl
disposition and stood stilli otherwise Mi
; Herrick might have been seriously, n nc
fatally. injured. As il was the calks 2
81 la.aarafpH his flesh. max
ing painful wounds, which were dresse
4 ~ A surgeon a. soon as he was brough
home.
The ladies' Aid Of the Christian churc
held ia annual meeting with Mrs. J.. Z
Johnson last Thursday afternoon an
closed up the business OF the year n
new officers were elected. but Mrs, Jun
Walsh, Mrs. l.. b. johnson ana Ar'
Ee,iiv Uaetings- with Mrs. w. Il. Edso
ana Mrs a. A. smith a. alternates wei
amounted a committee TO meet a slmill
Committee from the Ways and Near
society on the Congq church composed
Nve II A. Thomas Mrs. +. ~. Dubo
and Mrs. ]. r.. Cleveland and consia'
arrangement for the organization OF tl
two societies into one when the chureh'
are finally united. During the year Y
ladies' Aid has raised s7l.9s and eXpende
for benevolent and church purposes 800
samuel Way spaford, elder son Of Mr.
t,hn Marsh 81 TINS village, died OF hea
failure December p al the Caaterbui
MOTEL in Boston at the age OF 81 years. !
Wa born in Rochester but since ms ear
II youth had lived In Boston, where ne w
Tor a long time in the brokerage buslhe
and later became associated Wth
brother-in-law, William Pau, IN ,,,.I ial'
. inmber concern, known as the Villa
4, psni l'umber company, OF which he vi
treasurer. He married first Ella Lar
who died OF consumption about Is yea
ago. Her sister, Emma, became
second wife and survives him wltn =
mother. s. years old. whom he visited
lew months ago, and half-b rothes, a
pleton Thomas ot Boslon. l nc en-. -
Vas held al O'Clock Sunday aiterno'
from inc residence Of Mr.. Paul In the ei'