Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-03-23
Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE, Local Editor.

Miss Fannie Prince was in Burlington
over Sunday as the guest OF Miss Bessie
Lewis.
Mrs. f. Fl. Hubbard went to Rochester
Saturday TO visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Collins.
Miss Carrie Eaton is in Boston for a
month with her brother and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Eaton.
A. B. Manchester was IN South Royalton
over Sunday with his brother who has
bsen sick for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Spooner Of Barre I
were the guests Friday Of Mrs. spooner's
sister. Mrs. j. ID. Laport.
Mrs. b. r. Kicker, with her son, Nelson, /
and her sister, Miss Anna Eastman, drove +
to Topsham Saturday TO spend two weeks. I
DIR. and Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre have been 4
in Burlington since Monday visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Guy Loudon, and family.
Mrs. Lena Brown and daughter Of Stowe
were with Mrs. Browns sister, Mrs. John
Gorham, last week, leaving for home FRI 4
day.
Miss Bernice NcCollom is home for 4
weeks vacation from the preparatory
school. which she Is attending IN Con-
cord, \. II.
/ Mrs. fhomas Fitch returned last Thurs
day from few days spent IN burlington
d
4 Edna (Cushman) sherman.
The sale OF food and candy conducted
4 bv the ladies OF the Methodist church IN
4 the vestry Saturday afternoon amounted
/ to q neat little profit OF 1915.
Miss Florence Judd, who had been at
tending school here and living al DR.. g. j.
Rumrilrs, went to her home IN south
STAFFORD Friday for the two weeks yaea-
ton.
II d. Denison. Esq, was IN Northiield
Saturday as counsel for Grafton Knight
of that place at a hearing IN the suit
which the latter Is bringing against the
Black Slate company.
Miss George Mann, who has been
staying with Mrs. Carl Thresher IN Mel
rose Highlands, Mass, for two or three
months i now acting as cashier ~ the
Thresher silk store IN Boston.
The annual convocation OF Whitney
chapter. No. 5, X. A. NJ, will be held IN
Masonic hall Monday, March y, At
O'Clock in the afternoon, for the reading
OF reports and the election Of officers.
Charles Goodhart, while at work in
salisbury Brothers. furniture factory the
18TH. had his left hand badly torn and cut
by a growing machine. he was fortunate
enough, however, to escape without losing
any fingers.
r. ID. segar has rented the house on
LAFAYETTE Place in Burlington. soon to be
vacated by Rev. and Mrs. q. w. Morrow,
and his wife and mother will move from
Randolph about the Brst OF May 10 take
possession OF IL.
Mrs. &. o. Dumas had as guests Friday
her mother. Mrs. j. Marcott OF Wood
stock, and her sister, Mrs. +. b. Sherwi IN
ut Lebanon n III. Saturday. on Mrs.
Narcott's return home, Mrs. Dumas and
baby accompanied her for visit Of some
weeks.
Miss Lena Bixby, the second assistant
in the High school, went to springheld
saturday with her mother, Mrs. y r.
Bfxby, and her aunt, Miss lnez Litchnela'
for a several days visit. From there miss
Bixbv viii 70 to Boston to spend the rest
OF the school vacation Of two weeks.
i. A. Shattuck has bought Of Charles F
stevens what i known as the Bert Hast
inps house on school street, paying there
toT sf8D0. ID. H. Hart. who occupied the
/ Mace. has moved 10 the house owned hS
p Mis-. q. Nj. Howard and located next Z
:, j. l.. Moses property on south man
s street
r That the winter just passed, with the OF
fetal arrival OF spring yesterday was q
nj Indian summer variety is proven by A
r.. Deans refrigerator, In which the ie
has not had chance 70 melt away sihc'
the 18th OF last October. Both the ice anf
the weather seem TO have had good stay
ing qualities.
The pastors OF I.yndonville, et all de
nominations, are to supply for Rev. r.
Rainey OF the Methodist church nnth n
i relieved at conference time OF ms pas
toral iabors on account OF his poor health
This action shows spirit OF coralA
friendship and helpfulness among IN
clergy Of Lyndonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Amsden Of sharoi
! were in the village Friday, VISITING Mfs
Amsdenis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Al
: wood. and her uncle and aunt, Mr.. am
: Mrs, William Clifford, who had arrive
from Oakland, Cal, the day before. nj
y Clifford. who is a brother OF Mrs. ATWOOD
and a Western stockman, had not nee
East for ten years, and Saturday, with ~
wife and Mr. and Mrs. Atwood, went I
Rochester to see his brother, Henry Gll
ford, and family.
Mrs. W. ". Morton left Monday 70
Mt Vernon, n. ~, where she spent IN
night at the home Of her stepson, Rober
Morton. and went ON the next day I
Philadelphia, TO see her sister. Mr.
Dewitt Webb, who has been suherin
all winter with nervous trouble ina
resulted from the grip. Ms. Morton
axnactsa Ia return IN two weeks with Mr.,
Webb. who Is already better and IS com
ing 10 Vermont to complete her con
valescence.
Chief Engineer \. G. Buck has made gu
the following code OF signals to be blow
rs the Emerson mill whistle for an alarI
? of fire in any OF the five districts OF "a
yillage:- District No /, north OF the GOV
A, cred bridge. long blast and ! short one
= M q north OF the railroad and east {
Main street. / long and short; No.
north Of the railroad and west OIL MAJ