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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14
SHAW SHOT TO DEATH.
Ieyners Say Dead Man Married For
mer's Niece and Deserted Her.

Memphis. May ia Commercial
"A ypeal special from Dundee. Miss,
Gays that Percy Shaw railroad clerk,
employed h. the Yazoo and Mississippi
Valley Railroad was shot to death by
C. V. Joiner Of Benoit. Joyner, accom-
panied by his brother. Charles. on ar
irving at Dundee from Der oit.. ap-
preached Shaw. who was loading mail
on train. The railroad clerk was
asked his name, and on replying, JOY
ner drew a pistol and fired six shots
into his body. When the pistol was
emptted Charles Joyner handed his
brother another, which. however. was
not used. Shaw was instantly killed.
Tie Joyners say Shaw married their
niece, deserted her within a week and
then attempted to mistreat her fifteen
year old sister.
Dies From Fall.
F1oresville, Tex, Nay 13-Edward
Donderberg. aged twenty three. work.
ing here with Henry Wagenfuehr got
a fall. 1t is supposed his horse fell
with him. He never regained con-
seriousness. ard died Friday afternoon.
Conclusion OF the brain IL what killed
him.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14

time and had been
walkingaround for
several days in a
ceaseless searchfor
work. He finally
stopped in front Of
a bookstore, In the
window Of which
was a sign read
ing: Dick e n S
Works Here All
Week. ST. The
Celt pondered over
the sign for sever
III
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14
GOODBYE, BOYS"
With These Words Holly Vann's Sou
Ushered Into Eternity.

Dallas May 13.-At 1:21 o'clock Fri
in the Dallas county Jail. His neck
was broken Father Hayes Of the
Roman Catholic church baptized him
during the morning and was with him
on the scaffold. This was the first ex-
ecution OF white man here. Vanrl
was in his thirty-first year.
The crime for which the young man
paid the extreme penalty Of the law
was the murder of Sol Aronoff on the
night of Nov. % last. Burrell Oates,
a negro. who was with Vann. was also
given the death penalty. but is endcav.
oring to get a rehearing
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14
Stories
Told by the
Actors
JAMES II. STOD-

!. MES II. STOD-
DART, the veteran
actor, was five years
oil when lie male
Lis first aNpe;!avce
IS tie ci!:i>! Of Mar
til, IIayvoo ! il .Eer-
rolls drama Of
"1lic Rent lay.' lie
writes: IN Tie
last scene, Were
Crumbs, played hv
my father, SEXES
Martins goods and
chatteis and is about
to turn him out Of
doors, | became fear
fully excited, and
when Martin, my
stage father, began
berating the real au-
thor of my being l
could stand 1t no
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14

anu nearly every
mail brought him
a letter reading
somewhat like this:
Dear Sir have
seen and admired
your acting for years
fob, that's a familiar
phrase!1. and I re-
gard you as the fore
most representative
Of your profession.
land that's another
full Of fattery!l I
know you are a very
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14
SOUTHERN eAPTlsTs.

One Thousand Delegates Attending
Kansas City Convention.
Kansas City,May 13.-After re-elect-
ing e. W. Stephens Of Missouri rresi-
dent the Southern Baptist convention.
numbering 1000 delegates. completed
organization as follows:
Vice Presidents.-T. H. Elliott, vir-
ginia; c. A. Smith, South Carolina :;
Joshua lowering. Baltimore; J. c. Stol-
cup, South McAlester, I. r.
Eecretaries.-Dr. Lansing Burroughs,
Georgia. and DR.. o. r. Gregory, Mary
land, both reelected.
Treasurer.-G. w. Norton, Louis
vile, reelected.
Auditor.-william P. Harvey, Louis
vile, reelected.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14
Five-Pointed Haiistones.

prevailed here for =. while Friday after
noon Stones the size of pigeon eggs
battered down. There were also light
ming, thunder and rain. Some of the
hailstones were shaped like the star of
TexaS-fve- pointed.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14
DISTRICT COURT.

1t the session Of the district court la~t
evening. Judge Bell. a number If prl~-
cners were arraigned and who pleaded
rot guilty. The court named counsel
for the prisoners having no means for
sdefense
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14

remarked the 2cnef-
nj, "are pretty well
exterminated. We
shall not see any o.
them, shall we?"
, "Well, you won't
see many on your
way east" replied
their host, but
Mr.. D'Orsay will
see plenty Of In
dams on his way to
the coast. In most
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14
To Issue New Stock,

City of Mexico, May 13.-The share
holders of the Bank of London and
Mexico have decided to issue new stock
to the extent of ss500,O00, which will
bring the total capital to S21,50O.0o
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14

ing out each character. After scratch
ing his head be said. 'Bedad. that Dick
ems Teller is pretty hard oop fer wurrls
II be stays here all week for tree dol
lars"
While Lawrence D'Orsay was ap-
pearing In The Earl Of Pawtucket' in
st. Louis few weeks ago be was a
guest Of the st. Louis club, as was also
General Clyde Donaldson, an English
army officer, who was not very we'll up
on American affairs.
Il hear that the native Americans
ah-the red men, Of course, mean
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14
GuatemaIan Ants Dyina Out.

Terrell. Tex. May 1s.-It isireported
that the Guatemalan ants. small COL
ony of which was placed on the Green
demonstration farm here last year
failed to make a success. many of them
dying during the past severe winter
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14

: Good printing is worth paying for,
and poor printing is not worth having
at any price. Our printing will make
ron feel proud of it every time you
ssisissits ettsr 81 IS.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14

be will find an American Indian stand
Ing in front Of nearly every cigar
store''
''Oh, that Will be jolly good sport,
D'Orsay. The only Indians l have ever
seen were with the Buffalo Bill Wild
West troupe at home" said the gen.
eral
"Oh, that is nothing, old chap" said
D'Orsay; the countcy's new yet. Why.
bless my soul, at my summer home
ah-in New York city, used to amuse
myself at my library window-ah-
watching a herd of twenty odd buffa-
Ices peacefully grazing within stones
throw of the house,
after the laugh had subsidized the gen.
eral said, "Oh. say. D'Orsay, that is
putting it a bit strong
Not at all. You see, l lived directly
opposite the Bronx geological park"
The general was convinced.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14
VAUDEVILLE THEATER.

Shreveport is to have vaudeville
tleater. 1t is to he erected on the cor
Ter & Milan and Mcneil at cost Of
$4,000
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14

Pedro. Perez, a prominent stockmal,
died near Roswell, N. NJ, while en-
route to his home. He had pneumonia.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14

Francis Wilson, who is touring in a
new piece entitled cousin Billy" once
wrote some "reminiscences for Golfers
Weekly about his encounters with
aspirants for fame on the stage He
said he was often called ON for advice
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14
Dies From Fall.
Five Hundred Sail.

Galveston. May 13.-F1ve hundred
passengers and immigrants sailed from
Bremen for Galveston on the North
German Lloyd steamer Frankfort.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14
Domestic Difficulties.

More difficult for the man. Will you
kindly explain that?'
ITS very easy. l said life had been
made easier for woman. So it has by
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-05-14

Sergeant Frank Mayne, Pennsylva-
MIA soldier of the civil war who was
killed In battle, was a woman, Frances
Day. Another northern woman soldier
In the same war was Frank Thompson
Of the Second Michigan. On the Con-
federate side Mrs. L. NJ. Blayiock wore
the gray and went through the war be-
side her husband in the Twenty-six
North Carolina regiment
Note.-At Mansfield, O., the co-opera-
tive kitchen started three years ago
has proved successful In every way,
even commercially. Perhaps that is
partly because a man, Mr.. Grimes, aid
ed his wife to establish it. Any coop
erative kitchen chm succeed If its man
ayers learn to furnish good meals for
less cost than these can be cooked at
home. This the Mansfield kitchen has
done. Excellent meals are sent to
homes in covered vessels kept hot by
soapstone bottoms Bills of fare are
distributed beforehand, SO each family
can choose what it wants. This beats
home cookin'" all to pieces.
IN the German reichStag recently Dr.
Spain, leader of the Center party, be-
came so excited that in the midst Of a
speech he just toppled over in faint
Now, If it had been woman!
ELIZA ARCHARD CONNER.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-12
HettIersmtrteoemhett.
Won s.. ganIemer.


Sd 6ab fein Sans nnb bab fein 9eIb.
Rein S6u5 Der bat elm God,
Gin @ettler bin i6 in Der @elt,
limb es gefdat mir bo9l
Gm eriten fiibt bic Come mild,
@drmt midi Der Morgenltrnbl;
Wie iingt Die 2erdJe uteiIterlif,
GriiBt mid unh Berg uno S6al.
Sd tpnnbre, tpie es mir gefdGt,
9 gebt feinen etfpas anil
uno SaB unb 2iebe IN Der Welt
CAB lGn9it i9 ab9etban.
Sic b0ien Menfhen fir6t i9 nidtI
limb fpenn's Der Heidlte Iei,
Bid t6 midi brum 0 feinent @i6t,
Sab meine Reinung frei.
limb 1pridt bereinit Ser Sob 5u mir:
r9n itebIt an 9einem @rabl"
SD Iaile meine Nrnuitb bier
1lub itei9e leidt binab.
Sort nnten finb ih enbIi6 Stub
SIM 1tilen Soptenreid,
@u1 midi bedt fiibler &aien 5u,
Bin bann benz &aiier 9leid.
Drum. bab i6 ali6 fem Sais nno Sell
Bin arm tpie feiner nod
limb sieb als 8ettler bur6 bic @elt -
Eaui3 I6 NIT niemanb oo6I
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-12
Gin e 6tlIerfefer

Gin @6i1Ierfeier<
abenteuer, bas Dor benz 2riegsesri9t
gu 2anbau |. Yfaf5 elm Na4fpiel fanb.
bat fir einen Pipnier bonn 5peiten
baperif9en pionier : Battalion f9tpes
re Jolsen sebabt. Der @ngetlagte
batte i'm betruntenen 3uitanbe Bel Der
lebten S9iuerfeier einem l1nteroffis
3ier feiner Gpmpasnie einen Stob Dor
bic 8ruit berfebt unb ibn audi nit
benz bort iibli9en S9impfnamen
rSdssrsnf9leifer" belest. Dus 1rs
t6eil lautets uuf brei Sabre 3u4t6aus.
pas
rig, in tpelfer bas Qttentat auf OIL
fpns BON Spanisn unb ben prdiioens
ten 2oubet periibt purbe, mar i9on
einmal Der S9auplab zines 8ombens
attentats; Tie hieb bamals aber nod
ni6t 9ue be &ipoli, fonbern 2ue
Saint<RicaiIe. Sas Ittentat fano
am "a. DECEMBER 1900 itatt unb gait
benz Griten Gpniul 8ondparte, Der ii9
auf benz Wege our Sper befano. Gr
blieb unberlebt, aber bon feinen 8ez
g%leitern erlitten mebrere i4ipere 8sr'
lebungen.
4neinem Sonntag6at
f;irsli9 Der &betn flint Spfer seforz
bert. Wie beri9tet tpiro, fiel elm auf
benz 2beinbampfer vNeptun" bebienz
fteter &elner in Der NG6e bss &aiierz
bentmaIs Bel &pblen3 in bisien
Strpm. 8ei Weibentburm ertrant
bsim 8dben elm 21jG9riger S9reiner>
sefeGle, besglei9en in NieberlabnItein
Elm stpOlfiG6riger &nabe, tpd6renb Bel
ct. Soar elm S9iffer, unterbalb Hez
mdeen bas &inb zines G9iffers por
ben Mugsn Der gltern ben Sob in ben
5lut6en fanben.
= Sin nobel aus affirz
tes pGr9en erf9ien bisfsr Sage NIT
ben Srau5eugen auf benz 2i6tenberz
ger Stanbesdmt, INN in ben beiligen
Stanb Der Gbe 5u treten. @ls oas
8rautpadr aufgerufen purbe, bat Der
8rdutigam pl0bli9 UNI einen tleinen
4ufi9ub bes Srauaftes. gr fiible
fih ni9t tpobl unb ipone iid muir in
ben &dt6bdusfeller beeeben, um fi9
81 ftdrfen. Seinen Gplinber lieB er
iteben. SIN Stanbesamt aber barrs
ten bic 8raut unb bic Srau3eugen pers
sebli9 Der Wieberfebr bes 8rGutis
gams. Mls mar na9 elmer balben
Stunbe i'm Ratb6austeQer anfragte,
mar Der Singing bort ~iiberbaupt ni4t
eri9ienen. Die fpeinenbe 8raut padte
ben gplinoer bes Wioeripenitigen
f9liebli9 in papier unb Sog aaein
mad 6alie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-12
Smt E6mmern.
Son gilbert &ocrth.

SIM SGmmern eripaft Ill Ser5en tpieber
Sic belize S%e6niudht Der Su9enb3eit;
Sa fIin9en DIE alten frohen Sieoer,
Sic emit mir fang cine bolbe Maib.
SIM SGmmern flieben 70 till Die S9rds
men,
Sic bange Srage ert6nt aufs neu:
y@arum bari i6 mn mei1 Saupt niht
Iebneu
Nn cine Sruit, mo elm 9er5 fdId9t treu?~
SIM Sdmmern 5iebt in bas Ser5 Der
Srieben,
Man finbet ii6 nit benz 2eben ab;
GntIoaen lit unIer She'll binieeeu,
Som 8liid gu trdrln1en biz an bns Grab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-12

= &atbeberbIuthe. 2sbz
rer: rWenn sic ettpa benten, bab sic
mir binter meinem Hiiden auf Der
NaIe bsrumtan5en tOnnen, 10 tduf9sn
Gte ii6!"
= Steter We9eL Baron:
Sobann, foa i9 ben S9irm mitneh<
men? Oiener: So, 9err Baron, i4
peib 5elbit nidt. Oas III beut' 10 elm
fomiides Wetter: flint Minuten be-
itdnbis unb bann pieoer flint Minus
ten un5eltdnbis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-12
Snbiana xribine, IL. Ssult 1905.
Bonn. Dem Dripatboa.nten fir

0S" PttVospo0eUbtV Iub
9anpels-, @sss unb Wsdfelre6t on
Der bieiigen nniperitdt, Or. iur. Stu,
bolf WiQer gr5bad. 1T hds Cons
miHortum, fi9 an Dtp uebunssn bss
Seminars fiir @erf4erunsspiEsnz
f4aft in @0ttinsen 81 betbeili-
gen, fir bas Sommeriemeiter 1905
berldnsert tporben.
OuffeIbprf. Dieter Sage psr=
unsliidte bier bur9 @tura aus Der
bierten @tage Der MnftreiGersebilfe
Seer i'm Glitter bon % Sabren, Spbn
bes @nitaltspflssers Seer gu Nieber>
~marsberg. Oas 9eiims bra4 unb Der
iunse Mann ftiir5ts in bic Siefe. gr
bate eben feline Oienitaeit als 3peis
iGbrig Sreiniliger beenbet unb mar
febr beiiebt BEL Sung unb Ilt.
gf9peiler. SDbtli9 perunz
sliidt tit Der in Suli9 ~ftationirte
S4aHnsr 2ilsborf aus Ststterni9
auf Der Gobrt apiffsn @i6tpeiler=@u
unb gi9peiler Sbal. Ser @eruns
gliidts fpurbe erit bermiBt, als bic @eis
fenben zines Wagens bes in Gf9meis
Ter Sbal eintreffenbsn 3usss fi9 auf
lebterer citation 5peds Seffnens Der
Ibtbeile benz Stationsperlonal Be-
mertbar MAIDEN mubten. 3pei als<
balb auf bic Su9e entianbte Mrbeiter
fanben bic 2ei9e nit seri9mettertsm
8opfe on Der GiIsnbahnbriide am ip<
eenannten 9o6enftsin i'm SnbefluHe.
Wie bas ungliid e~ntitanbsn. lit ni9t
oufsefldrt.
&~pblen3. Die Decentralization
zines 2iebespaares, has fi9 Dor eini>
ger 3eit bier an ben Gbsinanlagen i'm
Rbein ertrGnft hat, iinb ieBt feit9eiteIlt.
Sas Mdb9en heibt 9ereiina Menns
mig aus Sarlem in Solanb. Gs mar
nit elmer S9peIter in Heutpieb tn
Stelluns; bort bat es fiG sntfernt uns
ter !SinterlaHung zines 3ettels: sd
fann ni9t mehr lebsn!" Sas MGbz
den mar Is Sabre alt. Der Mann
beibt s. Slgen unb po6nte in Wies>
BADEN, er mar 80 Sabre alt.
WIlbeim. Ginen f9redliden
Sob erlitt auf Der 3e9s ,Noienblus
menbe1e" bes biefigen 8srstpertspsrz
ems Der Reparutur6auer !9ermar1
Sinnefelb bonn Naabarort Tulerum.
Stnnefelb tponte auf benz 8remsbod
@obre aufieben, f6lus jebo9 infolse
2ossebens Der 8remie nit benz &opf
gegen ben SET len. Sabei tpurbe ibm
Der S4dbel 5ertriimmert. Der Sob
trat auf Der Ste1e elm.
Wafb. Gin redt trauriser linz
gliidsfau ereignets fi9 In Der 3Onis's
fden Sdleiferei au Stiibben. Ger
G9esrsnf9leifer S. &aifer bon file,
bate feline @rbeitsfteIe in bic genannt'
@9leifsrei perlsst unb aus bieiem
Inlab nit einisen go1esen etne tleint
Seier peranitaltet, Bel Der BEN
S9naps re9t nader 5ugefpro4er
tpurbe. oils &aiier fi9 aus bel
S9leiferei entfernen tpplte, itiirate el
70 un9liidli9 bic Sreppe binunter
bab er einen S6Goelbru9 erlitt. Del
8erungliidte, fpel9er bereits auf BEN
transport gu ieiner WObnung tarb
binterlabt Srau unO 3 tIeine ainber
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-02-16
EAST aRookFIELp.

Four complete toilet sets, richly tinted
decorations, i6c. each, in our new baking
powder assortment; also many other
useful dishes. California navel oranges,
20 for 25c. Highest prices paid Tor
dressed poultry. {. II. BIGELoW SoN.
Everett jackson is very i'll with grip.
V. b. Carpenter was in Barre last week.
Gladys Holmes is i'll with the scarlet
fever
CIR. Angel retr raed to Woodstock last
Thursday.
HID. wheatley has opened harness
repair shop.
Miss Amy Wslbridge visited at W. F.
Medcalfs last week.
Charlie Banister has taken possession OF
the c. ID. Stearns farm.
Mrs. r. G. sprague and baby, Elizabeth,
returned TO Barre city last week.
John Greeuleafs horse died last week
after being sick most OF the winter.
NJ. f. Hutchinson, wife and children
came TO the Perkins farm last week.
A. perham, who has been living with
his son, j. b. Perham, died last week.
Fast Wednesday, as little Laurence
Holmes was attempting to reach his NIT
tens, which we're on the range, he over
turned the teakettle OF boiling water and
severely scalded the lower parts OF both
legs. on Sunday, the unfortunate little
fellow broke out with the scarlet fever.
He seems TO be doing well at this writing
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-02-16
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Lyman Clough continues 10 inn
prove. Il is now believed that she viii re-
cover.
At Grace church next Sunday there will
be Evening Prayer and sermon at 2:3O
O'Clock.
Mrs. Pearl Clough and daughter have
been visiting relatives the past week IN
Braintree.
DIR. Aliens children have bad the pre-
vailing cold trouble and been under DR..
Scott's care.
G. ". Adams Of Montpelier and Arthur
Brown OF Berlin were guests al W. r.
Adams over Sunday.
Miss Freize Of Boston, who has been
guest at the Maplewood this winter, re-
turned home Monday.
The Cooperative creamery runs now
every OF her day instead Of every day as
usual. The water famine is the cause.
The general complaint Of shortage Of
water has struck Us here. Many farmers
are drawing water for their stock and
house use.
Arthur G. Osgood has been appointed
administrator OF Mrs. Susan IA. Odiorne 5
estate. II. A. Allen and Ned ;. Conant are
the commissioners.
II IS understood that 7. j. Adams, who
is now here. has formed a partnership
and is to start in the granite business IN
Woodstock very soon.
The junior class Of the Normal gave a
Valentine party at the hall last Monday
evening. Refreshments were served and
there was a good attendance.
Mrs. Bowditch, who has been house,
keeper for j. NJ. Pember for long time, is
quite sick She had an attack OF grip that
has developed into bilious fever.
Miss Vie Davis, who has been teaching
the high school in Brookfield, has sus-
pended her school for two weeks on ac-
count Of the sickness of her scholars.
Capt Pearl Blodgett has been to Boston
on business and on his way back visited
his cousins in Springfield and DR.. Noyes
/ in Chicopee, Mass. He returned Monday.
Mrs. Charles II. Sager, who had been vis-
| iting her son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
| II. {. Sager, and her brother, ;. b. Day,
and family, for three weeks, left Monday
for home in Nashua, n. II.
The entertainment last Wednesday even
| ing at Normal hall by Charles I. Grilley
was well attended and the hall was well
4 filed. The entertainment suited most Of
the audience, who showed their apprecia
ton by hearty eneores. The next enter
tainment m the lecture course will be next
week Thursday evening, Feb. p, BY the
John Thomas company. John Thomas
/ has been here several times and always
draws a good house. This is TO be theiast
entertainment Of the course and every body
| ought to go and have an evening of fun
and be made happy.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-02-16
NORTH RANDOLPH.

c. II. Taft sells Cooley engines. II
Mrs. George Poor is very sick.
Mrs c. w. Taft is on the gain.
Roy Poor was called home by the illness
of his mother.
Only few families have running water
in this vicinity.
Guy Fletcher has finished his school in
Braintree and is at home.
{. J. Durkee has just started out with a
Cooley engine to saw drag and circular
wood.
John Perham's father died last week
Tuesday night. The funeral was Thurs
day at his home
Eda Ruiz has been dressmaking here
but was called to Deacon Graves in Brook
field, who is very i'll.
Mrs. George Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs, Elijah
Camp Of South Randolph were guests at
q. w. Taft's quite recently.
The school in District No. IS closed
Thursday, Feb 2. Number of pupils, 10;
average attendance, 10 S7-9S. Those having
no marks during toe term were Ella
Durkee, Lena Hall, Allan Hall, Henry
Hardy, Howard Camp, Floy Camp, Evelyn
and Earl Tyler. Allan Hall has had no
mark during the year and Lena Hall has
had only one tardy mark. Gertrude M.
Bacon was teacher.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-02-16
sRookFIELp.
'lannery was i'll last week.

John Flannery was i'll last week.
Edith Rutz is with Mrs. Graves this
week.
Mrs. Fanny FuIlam was Ill several days
last week.
Mildred Peck has gone to her home in
Burlington.
Mary Gaylord is at Randolph Center vis-
iting her sister.
George B. }. Hall is confined to the house
with an attack OF the grip.
Curtis Kibbee had an attack OF the grip
last week and called in DR.. Fills.
Eliza Rumney came home last week from
a visit TO her uncle and aunt in Berlin.
Bessie Panton was in Barre and Montpe.
lier recently and visited friends in both
places.
There are no new cases of scarlet fever
and those having il in the village are get
ting better.
Word was received here the first Of the
week that Mr.. Follansbee's sister in Con-
cord was dead.
Hon. Cassius Peck Of Burlington was in
tow recently. visiting at his farm and
other places about the town.
Rev. and Mrs. II. II. Abercrombie at
tended the meetings held in Montpelier
last week and heard DIR. Dawson Of Lon
don speak.
The high school closed last Friday, hav-
ing finished the winter term, and Miss
Davis, the teacher, returned TO her home
at Randolph Center.
The town officers met at the town hall a
number OF times last week settling up the
affairs OF the town, preparatory to getting
out the town reports.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wsshburn returned last
week from visiting friends in Hinesburgh,
Bristol and other places In the state. They
were away about two weeks.
Mrs. Louisa Parmenter, who lives with
her son, j. W. Parmenter, passed her o9th
birthday last Saturday, the 18th Of this
month. She is in very good health ana for
a woman OF her age is very active.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Parmenter, Hayden
and Mary Gaylord. James fnllam, George
Dickerson, Fred Fisk, Walter Smith and
Wayne Dewey attended the entertainment
given at Randolph Center last week in the
lecture course.
Last Friday, Dea. Graves was suddenly
taken IN at his home and DIT. Watson OF
Williamstown WAS called to attend him.
He has a kidney trouble and has been SUI
fering much up to this writing. His con-
dition was so serious that DR.. Jackson
was In town as counsel Sunday afternoon.
(From another sourcel
The auditors of Brookfield have closed
their labors and find the condition Of the
town the best il has been for several years.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-02-16
East eoxsuRV.

Henry Shea was called to Moers Fails,
\. v, last week by the death OF his father
George Foss has been awarded the con-
tract for carrying the mail between North
field and Brookfeld for the next four
wears. He is the present carrier.
George Foss received the sad news OF
the death of his only sister, Mrs. Asa
Bowen, who lived in Brookheld, Mass
last week. She died with heart ialIure'
following pneumonia, after a short illness
News was received here Friday OF the
5satb ~ Mrs Lizzie Freeman at the home
~ her daughter in Worcester, Mass.
Fnneral services were held at Worcester
sunday. The body will be brought here
m the spring for burial
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-02-16
EASr RANpoLPH.

See marked down buttons on &c. coun-
ter. Bring me your hides, skins and
pelts. SrRAGUE \ ShkAdt z.
A. q. Osgood was in the village last
week.
Horace Kent Of Ran dolph visited friends
here last week.
Mrs. A. b. Tracy and children left for
Utica, n. V, Thursday.
Carl Monkey, who has been sick the
past week, is able to be out.
Mrs. c. II. May is stopping with her
mother, Mrs. Charles Belknap.
Miss Bessie Ryder finished her school
m Tunbridge last week and returned
home Sunday.
Miss Inez Granger finished her school
in Braintree Feb 10th and returned to her
home Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan had an attack OF
pneumonia last week Wednesday night,
but is reported better.
Mrs. Marosa Smith, who has been visit
ing in the north part OF the state, returned
to her home last week Tuesday.