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

Mr. and Mrs. David Bean, and grandson
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Bean OF Melrosei
Mass. -, 49,,
Mrs. John f. Kimball came from Boston
last Thursday with her mother, MIS-.
Reed, and an attorney, Ii. Lougeei Es5'f
and had the Page farm in Braintree deco
81 10 her by Judge William ii. Nichols, 70
whom IL had been previously ueeoea p1
Mrs. Kimball and her husband. Ihat
business transacted, the party returned 10
Boston Friday. -,..,s
SATURDAY. from West Somerville, Mass,
| and have taken up their residence III
| RandolDh. where the doctor VIII open
4 dental parlors i'm the Tewksbury block as
| soon as the rooms can be suitably ar
ranged. They are to have their NOME
with Mrs. Beekman's parents, MI anu
Mrs. W. B.Niall.
r. p. Sanford reached home Monday
after tx weeks absence, during when
he visited his daughter, Mrs. John
| Abbott. in Winchester, Mass, whlthet
| Mrs. Sanford had preceded him. FROM
| Winchester. he and Mrs. Sanford, with
their granddaughter, Winsome Appoil'
went To Evanston, ILL.,, to see their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Z. g. DUBOIS, ana family NJ ~
whom Mrs. Sanford will return IN May
when thew come to the Sanford farm Tor
the summer.
A social club has been organized among
the ladies of Fish Mill, now numbering ten
members, and every Friday meeting -
held with some one OF them acting az
hostess The 10th instant the entire eIup
WAS entertained by Mrs Thomas Bissette'
who repaIed her guests with very nice re-
treatments, and last week the ladies met
: az Mrs. Henry CIRCUITS, where sandwiches,
cake and coffee were served. tomorrow
Mrs. Dana Chadwick will have the gather
ing at her home.
: Rev. q. w. Morrow, who, since his res
ignation from the office OF superintendent
Of the Anti Saloon league IN this stare
has been working jointly Win ms sue
cessor. G. j. Ferguson, Esq, Of Burling-
ton. brought his labors in Vermont 10 a
! close sunday, when he spoke IN Under
! hill April l. he will assume his duties IN
Michigan as superintendent OF the ANTI
Saloon league in that state, ana VIII nave
his headquarters at the Jones building IN
Detroit Mrs Morrow and her sister
Miss Mae Whltmore. Will remain N Bur
Iington until about the first OF May.
Fred Howard thinks he has firmly es-
tablished the fact that deer shed then
: horns annually by finding Monday, toi
4 the second time this year, pair OF cast
. off antlers Though unlucky last season
: as a deer hunter. he can pick up antler'
/ enough in the woods to supply hiinseI
with hat racks without any waste OF pow
der and ball. OF these second antlers, h'
: found one part and his brother, Charles
came across the other. The horns have
four prongs each and weigh two anc
three-fourths pounds. The boys sister
Annie, not to be outdone in the discover,
of natural curiosities, picked a tour-lea
clover Sunday.
o Emma. only daughter of Henry Hull
was married at s O'Clock Monday evening
n at the home of MIR. and Mrs. A. p. Draw
bridge in the MCINTYRE block, TO tranl
4 "A. Allen OF Worcester, Mass. Rev. X. nj
!. Fowler, pastor of the Methodist churcn
y was the officiating clergyman, and
;, company OF about fifteen witnessed IN
: marriage. The bride wore dress OF whit
p muslin and vail. The wedding guest
were served to refreshments OF ice creal
n and cake. and cigars were handed aroun
9 TO hastily organized orchestra OUTSIDE
l. whose musical spasm yielded to the SCOT d
ing influence of the weed. Mr. and Mr.
+ Allen are to live in Worcester, where IN
ir groom is employed as machinist.
70 Mrs. Ellen o'Connell, aged so years, die
ats o'clock yesterday morning after
ID lingering illness extending over perlo
l. ~ four wears Though suffering great
er from the failure Of both physical an
mental powers it was only during the las
no two weeks Of her life that she was conine
N to the bed. Born in Ireland, she came !
- tins country when =, and for % years ma
lived at the O'Connell place, woma
resuected and liked by all who knew he
She left two sons. Peter and Jerry OCor
~ mel. and a daughter, Nora. All OF q
~ children were with her at the last, mimi
% tering to her and Tightening the burden
in sickness as much as possible. Jerry an
e. his wife, who live in Brattleooro' can
sr, home two weeks ago when change 4
a the worse was noted in the mothers col
dition. The funeral service will be be
sir in the Roman Catholic church tomorro
n. | morning with burial in the Catholic Gem
ne I terry.